I know it is not new, but it's still annoying as hell. News flash! The first "man" to give birth is not a man! I just saw Larry King's interview with the couple and Larry asked, so you haven't had anything done down there to change what you were born with? Imagine how weird Larry King is and now imagine him saying that. Creepy yet so funny.
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Harvey Pekar: The Quitter
A good story about Pekar's younger years.Harvey Pekar: American Splendor: Another Day
The first Pekar I've read. Solid--it's like an illustrated short story compilation.Carlos Ruiz Zafón: The Shadow of the Wind
Thanks to my man Shaft for this rec. I can't imagine any reader not enjoying this book. It is complex, yet also simple in its mystery tale likeness.Julio Cortazar: Blow-Up: And Other Stories
This book was recommended by a friend--these stories are Borgesesque and wonderful.William Wilberforce: Real Christianity
This book has been credited with helping to end slavery in England. An in depth look at faith, what it means and how it looks. I'd say this would be an interesting read regardless of religious viewpoints.Dave Eggers: How We Are Hungry
Real good stories found here!David McCullough: The Great Bridge
As always McCullough rocks the house with a hell of a story. (I wonder if there are people who will revision The Brooklyn Bridge as a failure?)Dave Eggers: You Shall Know Our Velocity
Homeboy is three for three by my count. I've recently picked up his collection of short stories and we'll be getting to it when I'm done with some Brooklyn Bridge history. So--read this book fool.David McCullough: The Johnstown Flood
I had an idea years back to write essays on McCullough's work. I wrote one based on his book 1776 comparing it to the Iraq war and was planning on writing one comparing the Johnstown flood to Hurricane Katrina. (It may still be coming.) McCullough is ridiculously awesome. I will read every book he has written sometime soonish...Malcolm Gladwell: Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking
A friend kicked me this book and I'm glad he did. Gladwell examines the way in which the mind works and processes things fittingly enough in the blink of an eye.
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