Women: A Novel120 reviews Charles Bukowski Ecco, 2007 A Raucous Good Time + BUKOWSKI'S MASTERPIECE - KEY TO UNDERSTANDING BUKOWSKI + Women Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R27PF6CT4ON2CQ This book is a jolly good time and I hope you like the review.             The Trial168 reviews Franz Kafka Schocken, 1995 The Fear, Despondency, and Despair of A Soul. + An eternal cry against oppression, and of the quiet, unseen struggle waged by ordinary people + Great Read + hauntingly prescient             The Age of Reagan: A History, 1974-200829 reviews Sean Wilentz Harper, 2008 Not a balanced work on the subject To read the title, one would have thought the author would present us with a thoughtful history of the Reagan presidency that would pull together the disparate views that were common to the era. This, sadly is not the case. Mr. Wilentz's credentials as a historian are quite well known. What he ...             The Anti-Christ48 reviews Friedrich Nietzsche Wilder Publications, 2008 Who thought Nietzche wrote comedy? + Relevant passages before you embark: + An essay against the Platonism for the poor I went into this book with no real knowledge of Nietzche's writings, and even less about how funny the topic of Christianity could be as told from the Nihilist perspective. I was chuckling more often than not while reading about the history of the Christian faith as he belittles their faith in what ...             Hunger81 reviews Knut Hamsun Dover Publications, 2003 The Master + An Early Modernist I won't repeat the mainstream review material because its covered in depth around this snippit. Hunger is a short book, you can read it in a few hours, and spend days with it on your mind. If you liked Hesse you'll love the early Hamsun. If you like Hunger you'll probably like Pan and Mysteries ...             Journey to the End of the Night (New Directions Paperbook)94 reviews Louis-Ferdinand Celine New Directions, 2006 Great Buy + travel is useful + Bleak and yet hilarious + You Can't Ignore Genius + Razor Sharp             Winning the Peace: The Marshall Plan and Americas Coming of Age as a Superpower1 review Nicolaus Mills Wiley, 2008 Winning The Peace This book was well written and flowed very well from beginning to end. I enjoyed it and would recommend reading it. I was a little disappointed that the author used the opportunity to use this venue for "Bush bashing" as multiple references were made to the current state of affairs in Iraq. I ...             The Anti-Christ48 reviews Friedrich Nietzsche Wilder Publications, 2008 Who thought Nietzche wrote comedy? + Relevant passages before you embark: + An essay against the Platonism for the poor I went into this book with no real knowledge of Nietzche's writings, and even less about how funny the topic of Christianity could be as told from the Nihilist perspective. I was chuckling more often than not while reading about the history of the Christian faith as he belittles their faith in what ...             The Age of Reagan: A History, 1974-200829 reviews Sean Wilentz Harper, 2008 Not a balanced work on the subject To read the title, one would have thought the author would present us with a thoughtful history of the Reagan presidency that would pull together the disparate views that were common to the era. This, sadly is not the case. Mr. Wilentz's credentials as a historian are quite well known. What he ...             The Trial168 reviews Franz Kafka Schocken, 1995 The Fear, Despondency, and Despair of A Soul. + An eternal cry against oppression, and of the quiet, unseen struggle waged by ordinary people + Great Read + hauntingly prescient             Women: A Novel120 reviews Charles Bukowski Ecco, 2007 A Raucous Good Time + BUKOWSKI'S MASTERPIECE - KEY TO UNDERSTANDING BUKOWSKI + Women Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R27PF6CT4ON2CQ This book is a jolly good time and I hope you like the review.             Journey to the End of the Night (New Directions Paperbook)94 reviews Louis-Ferdinand Celine New Directions, 2006 Great Buy + travel is useful + Bleak and yet hilarious + You Can't Ignore Genius + Razor Sharp             Hunger81 reviews Knut Hamsun Dover Publications, 2003 The Master + An Early Modernist I won't repeat the mainstream review material because its covered in depth around this snippit. Hunger is a short book, you can read it in a few hours, and spend days with it on your mind. If you liked Hesse you'll love the early Hamsun. If you like Hunger you'll probably like Pan and Mysteries ...             Winning the Peace: The Marshall Plan and Americas Coming of Age as a Superpower1 review Nicolaus Mills Wiley, 2008 Winning The Peace This book was well written and flowed very well from beginning to end. I enjoyed it and would recommend reading it. I was a little disappointed that the author used the opportunity to use this venue for "Bush bashing" as multiple references were made to the current state of affairs in Iraq. I ...