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Finished the first, liked it... Heard good things about Ishmael so, on to that one..

I'm about halfway through "The Stranger" by Albert Camus, and also "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter"

"meat is for pussies"- John Joesph

Finished 'A complaint free world'.. would recommend it to anyone who thinks they are optimistic.

Started on this vv Thanks to Hackman.



Its reading well. A few bits are way over my head but the most makes perfect sense.

Mount Analogue: A Novel of Symbolically Authentic Non-Euclidean Adventures in Mountain Climbing by René Daumal

Just got through "The Brothers Karamazov" by Dostoevsky. Wow.

Today started this:

atm I'm reading the owner's manual to my synth. I've had it for years, but I can't believe how much I'm learning by gnawing my way through this big boring chunk of information. So many little routing techs and shortcuts becoming clearer now. . .

I'm also reading Food of the Gods right now. Speaking of Mckenna, the person who started this thread is named Datura.

RMD wrote:atm I'm reading the owner's manual to my synth. I've had it for years, but I can't believe how much I'm learning by gnawing my way through this big boring chunk of information. So many little routing techs and shortcuts becoming clearer now. . .

I'm also reading Food of the Gods right now. Speaking of Mckenna, the person who started this thread is named Datura.

Food of the Gods is a great read, as is more or less everything else by Mckenna.

Currently, I'm reading this:

crazy good book, good if you want to get to grips with a few things that have always seemed to bother you. Also, admittedly, good if your considering doing dmt

Sweet. I'm checking out Graham's website now. I think you may have turned me on to some new goods. Interesting stuff

RMD wrote:Sweet. I'm checking out Graham's website now. I think you may have turned me on to some new goods. Interesting stuff

http://dmtdrug.com/shamanismaliensayahuasca.htm

its this interview that immediately made me buy the book off amazon.

very good so far.

ytee wrote:very good so far.

Is it better than The Shadow of the Wind? I didn't think much of that.

kay wrote:

ytee wrote:very good so far.

Is it better than The Shadow of the Wind? I didn't think much of that.

I loved Shadow of the Wind...it's very similar in style..to be honest, I'm shocked you didn't like it.

ytee wrote:I loved Shadow of the Wind...it's very similar in style..to be honest, I'm shocked you didn't like it.

I know about 6 people who didn't think much of it. It was ok, but from the rave reviews I think we'd all thought it was meant to be amazingly stupendous.

kay wrote:

ytee wrote:I loved Shadow of the Wind...it's very similar in style..to be honest, I'm shocked you didn't like it.

I know about 6 people who didn't think much of it. It was ok, but from the rave reviews I think we'd all thought it was meant to be amazingly stupendous.

Yeah, my wife can't get into it either. I just thought maybe she was crazy...I really enjoyed it.

Have you read this? Pretty sad, but a great book...