It's not your fault. You didn't write it.

In Cold Blood, by Truman Capote.

How is that? I've been thinking about picking it up.

From what I've read it's great, written very well.

My one critique is that he seems a bit too turned on by the outlaw mystique and was fooled by textbook sociopathy.

THE AUGMENTED AGENT AND OTHER STORIES by Jack Vance. This 1988 Ace paperback contains a fair number of stories I've never heard of.

Ian Fleming - Moonraker

and

Alice Cooper - autobiography

Darkly Dreaming Dexter - Jeff Lindsay

Plus, I managed to get through that biography on Antonin Artaud. Once I got used to the biographers dry writing style, it was a fantastic read....what a fascinating man. I've ordered a copy of Theatre and It's Double, and I can't wait for it to get here :D

Im sitting off in work all this week, no work to cover as Im on whats called a standby turn of duty. All which means this morning I polished off about 1/3 of Stephen King's Christine.

in cold blood is amazing writing - definitely a must-read

i just finished Elect Mr. Robinson For A Better World - by Donald Antrim - definitely a film for those who like bizarre books:

the premise - in a sunny suburban california neighborhood all the neighbors begin building moots and fortresses to protect their homes - including mines and artillery - all the while maintaining their sunny dispositions towards each other - must be read to be appreciated!