The only book i've been able to do that with was Stephen Kings Needful Things.
Riyko Electoral Member Apr 29, 2006 497 1 18 Oakville, Ontario Aug 30, 2006 #21 The only book i've been able to do that with was Stephen Kings Needful Things.
T thecdn Electoral Member Apr 12, 2006 310 0 16 North Lauderdale, FL Sep 1, 2006 #22 Dune by Frank Herbert and Starship Troopers by Heinlein.
jimmoyer jimmoyer Apr 3, 2005 5,101 22 38 69 Winchester Virginia www.contactcorp.net Sep 1, 2006 #23 I loved that Starship Troopers movie. Especially the weird WWII-like commericals urging citizenship is earned by being in the service and that the only good bug is a dead bug.
I loved that Starship Troopers movie. Especially the weird WWII-like commericals urging citizenship is earned by being in the service and that the only good bug is a dead bug.
Chukcha Electoral Member Sep 19, 2006 215 1 18 Sep 24, 2006 #24 "Master and Margarita" writer Bulgakov. Extremely interesting stuff.
eh1eh Blah Blah Blah Aug 31, 2006 10,749 103 48 Under a Lone Palm Sep 24, 2006 #25 I'm a sci fi fan but the last book I couldn't put down was, Islands in the Stream, Hemmingway.
F fuzzylogix Council Member Apr 7, 2006 1,204 7 38 Sep 29, 2006 #26 Strangers on a Train and the Ripley novels by Patricia Highsmith