The Literary Sauna (or Tomes in Towels)

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Pastimes
The Literary Sauna (or Tomes in Towels)

An SI Board Since July 2001

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116	as against a nuthouse... <cheap pun>	thames_sider	-	7/10/2001
115	She picked up my copy of Beyond Good and Evil. But I found it on the floor. I	epicure	-	7/10/2001
114	I don't believe I got a minor grub without even noticing... that's a Nel	thames_sider	-	7/10/2001
113	Does she do English accents? Hey, I've already been told it's classy &l	thames_sider	-	7/10/2001
112	You got that right, ts. -g I have a niece, eighteen years old, white-blonde an	Poet	-	7/10/2001
111	I've never actually seen it done, but I'm sure it can be. Still, it'	thames_sider	-	7/10/2001
110	LOL! I like the idea of Celtic patterns on nails, BTW. In my next life, perhap	Poet	-	7/10/2001
109	So when will she hit Neitzsche? Not to mention Byron...?	thames_sider	-	7/10/2001
108	<i>our pristine virginal daughters</i> LOL, I thought that was the	thames_sider	-	7/10/2001
107	It could - should - be done in one film... but I'm not sure I'd trust Ho	thames_sider	-	7/10/2001
106	Minibreweries seem geeky enough to me, but I love the 'I was even blonde'	thames_sider	-	7/10/2001
105	LOL, the joys of hindsight. Now you'd probably get $150 for #1 alone (maybe	thames_sider	-	7/10/2001
104	It's a course at USC that I saw in the catalogue when Ammo was at orientatio	Rambi	-	7/10/2001
103	Speaking of James Lee Burke, the author of House of Sand and Fog, Andre Dubus, h	Tom Clarke	-	7/10/2001
102	In the Belly of the Beast is an exchange of correspondence between Jack Henry Ab	Tom Clarke	-	7/10/2001
101	I loved Gene Stratton-Porter- I still vividly remember Keeper of the Bees and I	Rambi	-	7/10/2001
100	I avoided mysteries for the longest time. So middle brow, you know. But lately I	Tom Clarke	-	7/9/2001
99	Well, while it's true confessions time, I will admit to being a mystery read	The Philosopher	-	7/9/2001
98	Win, Charleymane- Thanks for your suggestions! I've got quite a list going	lindelgs	-	7/9/2001
97	The books by Gene Stratton-Porter are good. A Girl of the Limberlost is especial	Tom Clarke	-	7/9/2001
96	What can I say? The books that speak to my heart and mind first and foremost ar	epicure	-	7/9/2001
95	I was a little surprised to see In the Belly of the Beast on the list, too. I re	Tom Clarke	-	7/9/2001
94	Catcher is supposed to be Bill Gates' real life favorite book, though in th	Win Smith	-	7/9/2001
93	Catcher is a boy book. IMO. SO many books are. The Awakening, is great. I do	epicure	-	7/9/2001
92	No, actually she wants to know what you'll say next. :) It helped when I t	Poet	-	7/9/2001

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