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message 1: by Lauren (new)

Lauren Smith You can buy a copy on book Depository for $12.

Shipping is free and they deliver in about two weeks.


message 2: by Lauren (new)

Lauren Smith No problem :)
I also prefer to get hard copies for certain books. Ebooks have their charms but they can't beat 'real' books in style.


message 3: by Lu (new)

Lu | 12672 comments Mod
You can't go wrong with Bookdepository :)


message 4: by Barbara (new)

Barbara | 4434 comments Mod
Oh yes you can. Like with me I can't stop ordering books. Once you're hooked, you're hooked. I think I might need therapy!


message 5: by Lauren (new)

Lauren Smith I'm sure there's a book for that...


message 6: by Barbara (new)

Barbara | 4434 comments Mod
But than there is the question if I order it will it add to the problem or help?


message 7: by Lauren (new)

Lauren Smith I've been trying to think of something clever to say to that and I just can't.
But in my opinion as long as you keep reading the books you buy you're ok :)


message 8: by Crusader (new)

Crusader (crusaderza) | 2457 comments Mod
Extreme willpower is the only thing that will help. Unfortunately I'm floundering again. There's a book I just have to pre-order while it still has 25% off and combined with the 10% off coupon I can't resist much longer.


message 9: by Lu (new)

Lu | 12672 comments Mod
Noooo Crusader don't dooo it!


message 10: by Claudia (new)

Claudia (claudiavstoomanybooks) | 1779 comments It's hard to resist on those pre-orders!


message 11: by Claudia (new)

Claudia (claudiavstoomanybooks) | 1779 comments Focusing!
You can go to the Exclusive Books website and order the book there, and then select "deliver to BRANCH". Then go pick it up at your nearest EB branch in JHB. (OR have it delivered to your house for free!)

Bukowski at exclus1ves


message 12: by Lauren (new)

Lauren Smith Henry Miller did very well with fucks and cunts.


message 13: by Lauren (new)

Lauren Smith Only getting started? How old are you?

I've actually only read Quiet Days in Clichy. The others I've picked up are longer, more difficult reads; I'll get to them when I feel up to the challenge.


message 14: by Lauren (new)

Lauren Smith In that case you might like Quiet Days in Clichy. It gives me a terrible urge to move to France, become a writer, live on wine, bread and cigarettes, and fuck like, well, Henry Miller.


message 15: by Lauren (new)

Lauren Smith Obviously not, but the book is set in France and it's part of that whole bohemian fantasy.


message 16: by Lauren (new)

Lauren Smith Hehe, glad you liked it :)


message 17: by Lauren (new)

Lauren Smith I tried Tropic of Capricorn, but didn't get very far. It's stream of consciousness, which I don't particularly like (plus it's hard work to read, at least for me) so I'll try again another time.

Haven't read Bukowski yet, but he's on my "I really must read this one day" list.


message 18: by Lauren (new)

Lauren Smith Thanks Caffrey :)


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