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  • jonah21 : Hello on January 31
    Thank you so much for the comment
  • Alyzeh on December 18, 2008
    Heyy! Thank you so much
  • Unforgiveable on December 17, 2008
    Your concept of God is interesting.
  • JohnPhilbin : cheers on December 13, 2008
    thanks for the comment
  • Abstract Image : Stories on December 3, 2008
    If you would like you can let me read on of your stories and I'll let you read the beginning of my new one...message me about it.
  • Unspecified : Books! on November 26, 2008
    I just recently read "Haunted" by Chuck Palahniuk (sp?). It was amazing. Full of all sorts of philosophical babble and fun stuff that makes me think, all in Chuck's bitter, cynical, and sarcastic view of human nature. Be warned though, it's very, very graphic.
  • ScreaminMime : Good fiction book on November 23, 2008
    Roses are red,
    Capitalism got mugged.

    A great fiction book to pick up,
    without a doubt, Atlas Shrugged.
  • Gafa : Books! on November 19, 2008
    If your after a light read before bed i would recommend Max Barry - small time Australian author (can get his books on amazon) -

    "Jennifer Government" is especially good (my favorite book) its split into three sections - each chapter being from the perspective of someone different and at the end of each section several of the characters meet in a climatic event + i love how blunt many of the characters are - makes events seem very real

    Jennifer Government is a combination of Barry's predictions on the future of politics and an action thriller, really well written and keeps you turning the pages! (read it cover to cover the first two times)
  • lunarlunacy on November 19, 2008
    i noticed you were inquiring upon suggested fiction.. Tom Robbins any of his earlier works. The last three lacked his raw methodical madness but anything before Fierce Invalids Home From Hot Climates I found to be gospel. Very nonlinear and iconoclastic but I tend to find that a virtue, not all do. Beyond him, most modern fiction i have found to be comatosingly mundane, esp. King. If ya like classics.. Schopenhauser or Heschel .. two great dark/light, pessimism/hope type philosphers. Rembaud (yeah i mispelled the shite outta dat) but yeah, that blasephous frenchman. shout back with what genres you are into.

    anyhow just sayin howdy and have a groovy day. good to see a fellow texan in the midst.. To the Republic,

    A.
  • BehindTheShadow on November 12, 2008
    That there is alot of tin for someone who just came 9/6. I will be checking out some of your work. Welcome to Ap.
  • Silver Haze on November 10, 2008
    thank you for all of your comments!!! i will return the favor(s) at some point(s)! <3
  • KaraDianne : Thanks on November 5, 2008
    For your comment, i appriciate it, but it's supposed to be broken and "choppy"..... so the name "Broken" heart
  • NonSense - 2PhLi on November 4, 2008
    by the way they called me NonSense for a reason, my poetry doesn't always make sense unless you knew me. My new poem though should be pretty clear, check it out.
  • hisxlastxregret on October 22, 2008
    lol,thanks for the comment XP...yar, novelists ftw! loool XP
  • ishelicious : hello on October 5, 2008
    hello thanks for your comment im just a lousy poet heheh anyway i dont have time to revise my poem everytime i posted it. i will appreciate any corrections and advices, thank you...
  • Pearl-1 : Thank you on October 1, 2008
    Thank you for stopping by to read me poem
    June xxx
  • killer apple 123 on September 22, 2008
    its ok i don't mind
  • LifeToTheLostSoul on September 21, 2008
    Thanks for the comments.
  • lola1963 : SEE US on September 17, 2008
    hey thank you for your comment.. i was just mad when i wrote that ,,, haha xxxx
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