Pest Control98 reviews
Bill Fitzhugh, 2005

"I laughed until my head fell off" -- Barzan Ibrahim

+ review of Pest Control
+ Unique Idea, Brilliantly Done! Can't Wait to Read the Sequel!
+ Just what I needed!
  
  











  



  
Sausagey Santa (Avant Punk Book Club)8 reviews
Carlton Mellick III

Eraserhead Press, 2006

Holy Crap!

+ It's beginning to look a lot like Decapitron
+ Christmas on Crack
+ Try not to get too drunk this Christmas
+ Awesome story!
  
  











  



  
Blood and Guts in High School: A Novel (Acker, Kathy)11 reviews
Kathy Acker

Grove Press, 1994

Finished it on an airplane...really cool! (Actually "in")

+ Acker Rocks
+ You will know her

Excellent book. While my perfect rating (not that it matters) may drop over time, this was a jarringly satisfying read, one where the slipstream sexual complexity of all the smattered nonsense makes the cliches within (esp. at the end) all the more simple, profound, and resonant. It's something ...
  
  











  



  
The Baby Jesus Butt Plug27 reviews
Carlton Mellick III

Eraserhead Press, 2004

Wow.

+ My first dose of CM3!
+ The Baby Jesus Butt Plug
+ Perfect!
+ Short? Yes.. but still ENTERTAINING
  
  











  



  
Razor Wire Pubic Hair48 reviews
Carlton Mellick III

Eraserhead Press, 2003

The ultimate STD....Defeated?????

+ Bizarro Orgy of Sex and Violence
+ it bleeds you
+ Sexy freakfest
  
  











  



  
Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch523 reviews
Neil Gaiman, Terry Pratchett

HarperTorch, 2006

I Drove My Roommate Crazy

+ Good Omens is Just Plain Good Fun
+ Like reading a Monty Python movie... fantastic literary satire
+ Good Omens
+ B+
  
  











  



  
Salad Days67 reviews
Charles Romalotti

Layman Pr, 2000

this book is really worth reading

+ Amazing.
+ Move over Sallinger
+ very well........
  
  











  



  
Flowers in the Attic (Dollanganger)447 reviews
V.C. Andrews, 2005

It all begins with this book...

+ my favorite book
+ My guilty pleasure

Sadly, this wasn't the first VCA book I ever read, but when I got around to this, I was not disappointed. It is easily one of the best books I have ever read. The drama, the intrigue, the suspense... I have read this book several times and never get tired of it.
  
  











  



  
The Cat Ate My Gymsuit69 reviews
Paula Danziger

Puffin, 2006

The Cat Ate My Gymsuit- an absoulutely awesome book

+ great book...
+ The Cat Ate My Gymsuit.
+ The Cat Ate My Gymsuit ( a Parent's perspective)
  
  











  



  
A Clockwork Orange619 reviews
Anthony Burgess

W. W. Norton & Company, 1986

Fantastic, yet complicated

+ Fantastic novel
+ A Clockwork Orange
+ Good but have to work to get into
  
  











  



  
I Never Loved Your Mind6 reviews
Paul Zindel

Starfire, 1984

Absolutley brilliant

+ Outstanding Performance!!!
+ Dark teenage crushes
+ the wonderous furious rebel.
+ liked it
  
  











  



  
The Wasp Factory: A Novel137 reviews
Iain Banks

Simon & Schuster, 1998

The calmness and clarity of a disturbed mind...

+ A quick and interesting read...
+ Wasp Factory: a Scottish House of Horror

Few admit that, when they were children, they scorched ants with the sun's rays under a magnifying glass, or tossed insects into spider webs to be eaten alive. We own up to flushing bugs down the toilet, and smashing flies with newspapers, books, and fly swatters. In The Wasp Factory, Frank ...
  
  











  



  
Winter of Fire (Point)58 reviews
Sherryl Jordan

Point, 1995

From Young to Old

+ AMAZING!!!
+ Just as lovely as The Juniper Game
+ The things I miss.
+ One of the Greatest Books of All Time
  
  











  



  
The Menstruating Mall27 reviews
Carlton Mellick III

Afterbirth Books, 2005

Fun, satirical, read

+ Read this instead of Stephen King
+ One of Mellick's best

I read this book in between my college classes. It is fast paced and fun to read and made me laugh out loud about a dozen times. The characters are hilariously stereotypical but definitely that way by design. This book has definitely surreal moments and circumstances, as the title mentions, the ...
  
  











  



  
Practical Demonkeeping114 reviews
Christopher Moore

Harper Paperbacks, 2004

Another Gem by Christopher Moore

+ Mmmm, people.
+ practical demonkeeping
+ Jumps around a lot; a fun read
+ What is so practical about keeping demons?
  
  











  



  
Invisible Monsters290 reviews
Chuck Palahniuk

W. W. Norton & Company, 1999

This book is ca-razy!

+ Great Company to purchase from
+ My Unexpected Favorite
+ GREAT
+ a slow start, followed by a headlong rush. This book stayed in my head for a long time afterward!
  
  











  



  
Myth Adventures Collection: Another Fine Myth (Myth Adventures)3 reviews
Robert Asprin, Phil Foglio

Studio Foglio, 2008

Worth the wait

+ Later than expected but not too late...
+ For anyone who likes a good Mythery!

This is a re-release of the comics and graphic novels from 20 + years ago. Mine were destroyed 20 years ago so I am glad to have them again. While this graphic novel does not follow the Another Fine Myth book perfectly, it is still well written and illustrated. The humor is great, and though ...
  
  











  



  
Empire of the Senseless: A Novel (Acker, Kathy)4 reviews
Kathy Acker

Grove Press, 1994

Acker describes the senselessness of this mileu

+ One in a Million

Empire of the Senseless is schizogenic because the reality it is dealing with, and our own mileu is schizogenic. Acker comes from the cut and paste school, via Burroughs and the Fluxus experiments and interprets reality through a greasy sometimes opaque, sometimes lewd, sometimes amazingly ...
  
  











  



  
Unadulterated Cat19 reviews
Terry Pratchett

Orion (an Imprint of The Orion Publishing Group Ltd ), 2002

Even cat haters will probably love this book.

+ Great book for cat lovers and Terry Pratchett fans

I'm amazed that there are any people out there who don't love this book. Pratchett, the funniest writer in English of the past century (even considering Wodehouse), takes on the orneriest species of the planet. Because it's a little coffee-table book, of course it won't have the depth and span of ...
  
  











  



  
Just a Couple of Days111 reviews
Tony Vigorito

Bast Books, 2001

A book that tickles both sides of the active brain.

+ Couldn't put it down
+ Interesting Ideas
+ Fantastically Uplifting Post Apocolyptic Tale
+ Uh-Oh!