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What Books Are You Reading?
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Quote:I am now reading On the Road by Jack Kerouac. I'm about 2/3 of the way through. I can't decide if it's a great work of art or total gibberish. When I'm reading it, it seems like total gibberish, nonsensical, looney, stream of consciousness, pointless writing. But when I try to explain the book to my wife, I find that I can actually make a lot of sense out of it. It's a weird book.That's exactly how I feel about all the Kerouac I have read. I swear when I am reading it it stinks, then I reflect on it and find I really like it. I am working on 7 Years in Tibet by Harrer - It is quite the adventure story.
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