The Best Of... discussion

other stuff, and the stories you might get . . .

Like, Melville's "Mobius Dick."

C'mon, let your brain out to play . . .

"The Old Man and the Fleas"

Don Peyote

Oh, wait, I guess Castaneda already wrote that.

I'm very fond of Steinbeck's The Pear.

My favorite book is The Great G-Spot

Would that be the edition that comes with the interactive workbook?

Renee wrote: "Would that be the edition that comes with the interactive workbook?"

ROTFLOL !!! I'm at work! My edition comes with pop-ups.

"Far From the Madding Cloud"

A science fiction epic about a 28th century Thoreau who escapes from life under the Cloud.

Karen wrote: "Renee wrote: "Would that be the edition that comes with the interactive workbook?"

ROTFLOL !!! I'm at work! My edition comes with pop-ups."

Might be a good companion read to "Mobius Dick."

Renee wrote: "Karen wrote: "Renee wrote: "Would that be the edition that comes with the interactive workbook?"

ROTFLOL !!! I'm at work! My edition comes with pop-ups."

Might be a good companion read to "Mobius..."

Oh yes!

Paul Martin wrote: "I'm very fond of Steinbeck's The Pear."

A masterpiece of great subtlety. Thanks for the reminder!

I'm very fond of "Alice in Blunderland," a great book for teaching young girls how NOT to be a lady, with proper manners.

How about "From Whom the Bell Stole", a great detective story by Alfred Switchcock?

Charlie and the Great Metaphorical Class Elevator: A Story of Social Climbing

"Wiggling Tights".

"As I Lounge Decaying"

E.D. wrote: ""Wiggling Tights"."

Cute!

"The Purl"

Or that great summer beach book, "As I Lay Frying."

"The Pitcher In The Barley"

"Great Excretions".

E.D. wrote: ""Great Excretions"."


Ha. Good one.

"Weathering Slights" (Gothic lit meets self-help)

E.D. wrote: ""Great Excretions"."

And the prequel, "Great Expectorations."

Renee wrote: "E.D. wrote: ""Great Excretions"."

And the prequel, "Great Expectorations.""

Hahahahahahaha!!

After I get done with "Suttree" maybe I'll tackle "All My Pretty Little Ponies."

To Kill Anna Karenina

Then there's the result of the TARDIS dropping in on Geoffrey Chaucer and taking him for a spin in time up the Pacific Coast . . .

"Canterbury Row"

"A Farewell to Charm"

Hemingway meets Sesame Street:

"The Old Man and the 'C'"

Rewrite Message 2:

"The Old Dog and The Fleas"

Copy read. Edit. Focus. :}