a sportstars autobiography!
a sportstars autobiography!
whenever i learn something new it pushes some old knowledge out of my brain, remember that home wine making course when i forgot how to drive?!
Mario Puzo - The Fortunate Pilgrim
I'm really into Puzo's style and how he works with the plot and retrospective. It keeps me interested. It gives quite a good insight on the first and second generation of Italian immigrants in New York. It really reminds me of Italians. The book has a kinda miserable feeling to it and I'm not up to the mafia bits yet (which apparently come later?). Apparently Lucia Santa influenced the creation of Don Vito character, which is fun to compare.
Anyways, I recommend Puzo's novels.
I don't read books, but Donald duck of course![]()
Helter Skelter by Vince Bugliousi.
I read about half of it a while ago, but never got around to finishing it, so I'm trying again. I'm pretty far along, and it's definitely the creepiest book I've ever read.
"I'll die before I surrender, Tim".
Last night I was reading "The Complete Jack the Ripper" an english book with a complete investigation about the killer. Real photos are included. Awesome!
I wanted to get Kurt Cobain`s Journals, but it`s too expensive. I don`t want to give money to Courtney Love so I`ll wait a few months.
now im gonna start reading "Dave Grohl: Foo Fighters, Nirvana & other misadventures"