>Other books you might enjoy:
>RINGOLEVIO by Emmet Grogan
>DEAR AMERICA by Karl Hess
>MEMOIRS FOUND IN A BATHTUB and HIS MASTER'S VOICE,
>both by Stanislav Lem
>DEATHBIRD STORIES and the two DANGEROUS VISIONS
>anthologies, the first written and the other two edited by
>Harlan Ellison
>THE WANTING SEED by Anthony Burgess
>WHITE NOISE by Don DeLillo
>THE CRYING OF LOT 49 by Thomas Pynchon
>MAGISTER LUDI by Hermann Hesse
>SHARDIK by Richard Adams
>NOTES FROM THE UNDERGROUND by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
>GRENDEL by John Gardner
>ISLAND by Aldous Huxley
>THE CASTLE by Franz Kafka
>MAN'S FATE by Andre' Malraux
>THE CONFIDENCE MAN by Herman Melville
>THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER by Mark Twain
>THE AWAKENING by Kate Chopin
>HEART OF DARKNESS and THE SECRET SHARER
>by Joseph Conrad
>BEING THERE by Jerzy Kosinski
>AS I LAY DYING by William Faulkner
>A CONFEDERACY OF DUNCES by John Kennedy Toole
>FATHERS AND SONS by Ivan Turgenev
>THE MAGIC MOUNTAIN by Thomas Mann
>
I've read Notes from the Underground, Island, The Castle, The Mysterious Stranger, As I Lay Dying, most of the books by Leary, Wilson, and Crowley, and am gearing up to read Joyce. After being compared to him by almost every teacher that's read my writing, I do need to examine his works.
I do wish that I was more well-read.
-christopher
Have we lost our minds?