Of Mice and Men (Penguin Great Books of the 20th Century)1101 reviews John Steinbeck Penguin (Non-Classics), 1993 The Greatest 20th Century Novella? + Depression-era Greek Tragedy + easy, short, to the point + Great book! One of my favorites.             The Monkey Wrench Gang (Perennial Classics)104 reviews Edward Abbey, Douglas Brinkley Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 2000 Transgressional Fiction at it's Best. + Evergreen of Desert Lit + Where the hell do all these people come from? + fantastic + A Book to be Read Again and Again             Without Remorse300 reviews Tom Clancy Berkley, 1994 Clancy at his best + Great Tom Clancy Backstory for Great Characters + John "Hannibal" Kelly + Excellent Book             Sleeping Dogs20 reviews Thomas Perry Ivy Books, 1993 non-stop thrills! + "If Citibank thought they could make more money stealing cars, you wouldn't be able to ride from here to the bathroom." + A Real Winner "Sleeping Dogs" is the sequel to "The Butcher's Boy". The Butcher's Boy was raised by a butcher whose main income came from being a professional assassin. After being forced to kill a number of mob figures in "The Butcher's Boy" he fled to England and retired on his earnings. He found a ...             The Cider House Rules346 reviews John Irving Ballantine Books, 1993 Not only a good read, but this book might make you understand men better + A twisting saga like only Irving can write + A bit disappointing (review of the AUDIO book) + Cider Gouse Rules             Brave New World727 reviews Aldous Huxley Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 1998 Dystopia, i long for thee + Good Book + Satire at its best I purchased Brave New World after reading 1984, and while I must confess that I enjoyed Orwell's book just a little bit more, Huxley's work was still an immediately compelling read. I think what I liked best was just how "british" this future was, by which I mean, everything seemed so very posh and ...             Skipped Parts: A Novel43 reviews Tim Sandlin Riverhead Trade, 2000 A sweet novel about underage sex! + Hilarious Dark Comedy + Hilarious!!! + A Really Special Book             Skipped Parts: A Novel43 reviews Tim Sandlin Riverhead Trade, 2000 A sweet novel about underage sex! + Hilarious Dark Comedy + Hilarious!!! + A Really Special Book             Without Remorse300 reviews Tom Clancy Berkley, 1994 Clancy at his best + Great Tom Clancy Backstory for Great Characters + John "Hannibal" Kelly + Excellent Book             The Monkey Wrench Gang (Perennial Classics)104 reviews Edward Abbey, Douglas Brinkley Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 2000 Transgressional Fiction at it's Best. + Evergreen of Desert Lit + Where the hell do all these people come from? + fantastic + A Book to be Read Again and Again             The Cider House Rules346 reviews John Irving Ballantine Books, 1993 Not only a good read, but this book might make you understand men better + A twisting saga like only Irving can write + A bit disappointing (review of the AUDIO book) + Cider Gouse Rules             Brave New World727 reviews Aldous Huxley Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 1998 Dystopia, i long for thee + Good Book + Satire at its best I purchased Brave New World after reading 1984, and while I must confess that I enjoyed Orwell's book just a little bit more, Huxley's work was still an immediately compelling read. I think what I liked best was just how "british" this future was, by which I mean, everything seemed so very posh and ...             Of Mice and Men (Penguin Great Books of the 20th Century)1101 reviews John Steinbeck Penguin (Non-Classics), 1993 The Greatest 20th Century Novella? + Depression-era Greek Tragedy + easy, short, to the point + Great book! One of my favorites.             Sleeping Dogs20 reviews Thomas Perry Ivy Books, 1993 non-stop thrills! + "If Citibank thought they could make more money stealing cars, you wouldn't be able to ride from here to the bathroom." + A Real Winner "Sleeping Dogs" is the sequel to "The Butcher's Boy". The Butcher's Boy was raised by a butcher whose main income came from being a professional assassin. After being forced to kill a number of mob figures in "The Butcher's Boy" he fled to England and retired on his earnings. He found a ...