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Diy Diy diy — This is a very strange book. It's disjointed; it interrupts the story flow to discuss irrelevancies; it's crude- and yet it's entirely INCREDIBLE. Although it definitely has a plot, it's not the kind of work you read just "to see what happens." You read for the sheer enjoyment of the process. From a step-by-step recipe for a perfect bowl of cereal to a novel way to divide up an estate to mahtematical proof of why hookers are superior to masturbation- you find yourself amazed at the way the author is able to tie everything together and keep you turning the pages. To be sure, very serious subjects are discussed as well. A short discourse on the Holocaust will stay with you for a long time (We said "Never Again" so long ago, yet genocide still happens- why?). The absurdity and waste of war is shown repeatedly, sometimes with devastating precision and sometimes through humor. In fact, I personally consider it the best anti-war story I've ever seen because it manages to convey the horror of war while showing its occasional necessity. Admittedly, it's huge, and probably a literary critic would tell you it could be edited down, but it's a worwhile investment, both in money (about $9.00 as a bargain book at Amazon!) and time.

Noorul Ameen ameenos — Pirsig is very process oriented as well as being a great observer of human behavior. Here he has taken the hobby of biking and used it to draw parellels to life. This is one you can put down for awhile and when you pick it up again, there is an easy flow that allows you to take in the next stage of his journey. Contemporary philosophy extraordinaire.

Benedict Reyna benedictreyna — That was good, and fast, and relatively novel, but if you're in any way educated about economics, some of this might be a bit redundant.