The Sun Also Rises5 reviews Ernest Hemingway Simon & Schuster Audio, 2006 Brilliant reading by William Hurt + Deduct One Star for Uneven Job by Hurt + I Have Heard Every Reading William Hurt's narration is paced and struck me as unusual at first, but it's perfect for the material, and at the end I was so engrossed I had to immediately re-listen to the book. It's a brilliant reading of classic Hemingway.             Starship Troopers689 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Ace, 1987 The future Sparta-style. + Excellent reading and much better than the movie. + Deeper than you think + All I can say is.. Wow..             Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas4 reviews Hunter S. Thompson Warner Books, 1982 Rah Rah + Blitzed! + Fear & Loathing In The Book Store The previous reviewer is what one may call a "gotard." He feels that fear and loathing is only about drugs. He is simple minded, and can't see what is really occuring in one of the finest American novels of the later half of the 20th century. Fear and loathing in las vegas is about the search for ...             Alcoholics Anonymous: Reproduction of the First Printing of the First Edition10 reviews AA Services The Anonymous Press, 2008 Hope + Here's an A.A. History Piece I Treasure and Use - It is Unique + Do you wonder what changed? Some people have sobered up, merely by reading the Big Book. That start, and the HOPE offered in these pages, can be the beginning of a New Life, if the Alcoholic is willing to become honest, open, and willing to talk to others about his problem with alcohol. The Big Book points out that ...             The Catcher in the Rye5 reviews J. D Salinger Little, Brown and Company, 1951 I'm in Love with Holden Caulfield (and J.D. Salinger) + Scott R. Cooley's Review of The Catcher In The Rye + great book for a jaded person To give "The Catcher in the Rye" 5 stars is like giving "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare" 5 stars. I'm not kidding. I read "The Catcher in the Rye" in the 8th grade. And, okay, I was a little bit more than entranced by the (shocking!) use of profanity. This was, after all, 1968. ...             Great Gatsby5 reviews F. Scott Fitzgerald Topeka Bindery, 2004 It's like a block of cheese, but in a good way + The Summer of `22 + The Great Gatsby + A Classic Tragedy             Starship Troopers689 reviews Robert A. Heinlein Ace, 1987 The future Sparta-style. + Excellent reading and much better than the movie. + Deeper than you think + All I can say is.. Wow..             Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas4 reviews Hunter S. Thompson Warner Books, 1982 Rah Rah + Blitzed! + Fear & Loathing In The Book Store The previous reviewer is what one may call a "gotard." He feels that fear and loathing is only about drugs. He is simple minded, and can't see what is really occuring in one of the finest American novels of the later half of the 20th century. Fear and loathing in las vegas is about the search for ...             The Catcher in the Rye5 reviews J. D Salinger Little, Brown and Company, 1951 I'm in Love with Holden Caulfield (and J.D. Salinger) + Scott R. Cooley's Review of The Catcher In The Rye + great book for a jaded person To give "The Catcher in the Rye" 5 stars is like giving "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare" 5 stars. I'm not kidding. I read "The Catcher in the Rye" in the 8th grade. And, okay, I was a little bit more than entranced by the (shocking!) use of profanity. This was, after all, 1968. ...             Alcoholics Anonymous: Reproduction of the First Printing of the First Edition10 reviews AA Services The Anonymous Press, 2008 Hope + Here's an A.A. History Piece I Treasure and Use - It is Unique + Do you wonder what changed? Some people have sobered up, merely by reading the Big Book. That start, and the HOPE offered in these pages, can be the beginning of a New Life, if the Alcoholic is willing to become honest, open, and willing to talk to others about his problem with alcohol. The Big Book points out that ...             Great Gatsby5 reviews F. Scott Fitzgerald Topeka Bindery, 2004 It's like a block of cheese, but in a good way + The Summer of `22 + The Great Gatsby + A Classic Tragedy             The Sun Also Rises5 reviews Ernest Hemingway Simon & Schuster Audio, 2006 Brilliant reading by William Hurt + Deduct One Star for Uneven Job by Hurt + I Have Heard Every Reading William Hurt's narration is paced and struck me as unusual at first, but it's perfect for the material, and at the end I was so engrossed I had to immediately re-listen to the book. It's a brilliant reading of classic Hemingway.