the last one i read was birdsong by sebastian faulkes. and i've also read a few plays recently too. but these don't count because it was related to college and not done out of enjoyment.

i used to read alot when i got bored but now i've realised i dont have any ****ing books aside from ones i've read 20 times before, so i have nothing to read but old issues of heat magazine.

so, any reccomendations? a little description would be handy too.

i love chuck klosterman books.

they are pop culture-y if you're into that sort of thing. funny, laugh out loud funny books. but...smart funny.

killing yourself to live: it's about him traveling across the states for spin magazine going to places of famous deaths in rock and roll. and his adventures on the way.

sex, drugs, cocoa puffs- just a series of essays about random topics like...he starts playing sims and makes a sim him and tries to sort out his life that way, or an entire chapter about saved by the bell.

they are just interesting books, but they are sorta a required taste.

also...she's come undone by wally lamb, because it's a good book. if you haven't already any of these.

ugh i've read like.. one book this year.

my year of meat by ruth l. ozeki. it was good. oh and the petty details of so and so's life, by camilla gibb.

i've started like ten books though and not finished them. i've started JD Salinger's Franny and Zooey recently..

i've just bought one. i was checking out your reccomendation K8, on amazon and amazon reccomended the perks of being a wallflower by stephen chbosky. so i ordered it because it had good user reviews and the synopsis was cool. it seems like a good story. chuck klosterman seems really cool. i think it's a type of book i'd be really intersted in because i like collections of essays. i'll probably purchase sex, drugs and cocoa pops in a little while - it's in my shopping basket.

i should probably check out some salinger books. like every other boring ****er, i've read the catcher in the rye but none of his other books.

i'd recommend for esme with love and squalor, it's short stories. i love it almost as much as catcher.