BLOB SHACK: Letter A

The Stand by Stephen King
"- full of bloody bludgeounings, souless monsters with wide perfect smiles, hounded outsider heroes facing hopeless odds and a very real Apocalypse... "

Hard Rock Heroes edited by Todd Loren
"The Hard Rock graphic novel features the biggest, dumbest bands in mainstream rock from 1980 to 1991."

Come As You Are by Michael Azerrad
"- a definitive account of rock music's adventure into mainstream American culture in the 1990's."

Under The Dome by Stephen King
"- readers are offered King's detailed, unique and burning vision of a quiet world set afire by the extraordinary..."

Less Than Zero by Brett Ellis
"a pointed, unflinching look at being surrounded by a out-of-touch and plastic imitation of life..."

Post Office by Charles Bukowski
Bukowski to World: "I have one of two choices — stay in the post office and go crazy ... or ,stay out here and play at writer and starve. I have decided to starve."

Catch-22 by Joseph Heller
"After flying 44 missions, and eluding death time after time, Yossarian believes that his number will very shortly, be up."

No One Here Gets Out Alive by Sugerman & Hopkins
"The Doors, unlike rock stars today, remain uncorrupted by cell phone sponsorships or the preening over-scrutiny of a million Youtubers."

Homeboy by Seth Morgan
"It doesn't have to be pointed out that Seth Morgan was clearly a classic screw-up. Right to the very end."

Notes From The Underground by Fyodor Dostoevsky
"Never, ever let any pretentious latte sippin' hipster, hack artiste or stuffy square tell you that Russian literature is only for the egghead set - it ain't."

Queen Of Angels by Greg Bear
"In 2048, life's road has changed but the rules governing that road, the unspoken rules of love and death, have not. Different road, same rules."

Thursday, October 16, 2008

Letter A

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