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Den Lixunoff lixunoff — So far I don't think I'm learning very much about the privileged youth class of LA in the 1980s, but it reads like a breeze. Clay, I'm sure, has been compared to Holden Caufield, and the book's blase ironic tone matches. No great shakes maybe, despite its fame, but I can only say I wish I could write something as good. So drugs and casual sex and ennui---always with the image industry of Hollywood touching all---lit in the bright So-Cal noir sun. Not much changed essentially from the days of Nathanael West. I'm vacillating between a rating of 2 or 3 stars for this. Ennui by nature is repetitive. This is an unbroken chain of aimless moments, skillfully enough rendered, but why do I feel like I've read and seen this all before? UPDATE: I said this reads like a breeze. That was many pages ago, when I wrote that. Actually, not so many. It's taking me longer to read this short 200-page book than it did "War and Peace." How many ways can you write about rich kids tooling around in expensive cars, snorting coke, screwing, going to clubs, hanging out in homes, doing and saying very little? This many ways...page after page of sameness. Ugh. I hope it's over soon. I know, I know. That's the point of the book. I get it. Really. Wasted potential, wealth without purpose or consideration, the bad parenting in a land of false images, la di da. That doesn't hide the fact that the book is a bit of a bore. references to MTV seem to show up on every other page. 80s-philes should love this: lots of mention of once-fashionable bands and such. FINAL UPDATE: So, snuff films and teen boys pimped out and all manner of debauchery near the end - no spoilers here as I offer not the whos and wherefores... OK, so, on balance I think I'd recommend this, at least as fodder for debate about the merits of/state of 1980's U.S. fiction. I finally figured out what was nagging me about the "Disappear Here" billboard motif - it's Ellis either homaging or sponging off Fitgzerald (eg., the eye in "Gatbsy.") over.

Titus Coit _ituscoit — I got this book as a gift from a friend of mine a long time ago. I have finished half of the book. Its a simple collection of all these great people that got laid off and went on to bigger and better things. I think the point of all these little vignettes is that when you get laid off, as much as people know its a life changing event and its a blow to everyones ego, its important to keep a healthy mindset and that you will find another job soon.

Mirsini Anastasiou-sigiorgi mirsi — Ms. O'Connor sure showed me a thing or two about dark humor.

Dihaze Dihaze dihaze — Love Barbars Kingslover. Have read most everything she has written.

Alexander Gumenyak gumenyak57a5 — I loved and hated it.

Ahmad Shwikh alshwikh1944fb — This has the cut-outs and clean art that reminds me of Laura Vaccaro Seeger's work. Each of the plurals here is an exception to the rule: mouse - mice, goose - geese. To help little ones keep count, there's a running record on the left-hand pages of what we've counted - 1 foot, 2 feet, 3 mice... up to 10. Or, a billion at the end, which felt a bit tacked on. Still, easy enough for young readers to master.