Kylan

My own son, one of them.

One of my favorite authors, Cormac McCarthy, gives very little description beyond the necessary environmental stuff, at least in certain novels. His most recent one though, The Road, is kind ...

Hey June! I don't think I've ever verbalized that I think you're a fantastic photographer, and that I really enjoy your photos. All of these are fantastic, but I think ...

I echo Blink. Also check out John Steinbeck. Extremely American. The Grapes Of Wrath focuses on America's labor struggle, while East of Eden is a kind of epic retelling of ...

Love McCarthy, love The Road. -Kylan

Sylvia Plath. -Kylan

Paoloni was the guy who inspired me to write my first novel, which was a load of crap. But he pushed the first domino, I guess. -Kylan

Artistically, the first one is fantastic, and the last is nice as well. The others are either too blurry or they have too much background noise and/or a poorly constructed ...

We've all been influenced by authors. Our writerly styles are molded by what we read and what we surround ourselves with. And so I think it would be interesting if ...

Absolutely anything by Sam and/or Suzanne. They are a writerly goddesses among us. There is also Jared's Seance Series which is fantastic, but rarely updated and Con's Masquerade Party and ...

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey. Brilliant characters and style. One for the ages. -Kylan

Most definately the second image. -Kylan

Yeah, Vonnegut is the way to go. Try: -- Slaughterhouse-5 -- Cat's Cradle -- Player Piano. Also, mental note to self: read The Sirens of Titan . -Kylan

So the other day, I was at the library searching desperately for a good book. Recently, my taste in literature has taken a drastic change and instead of looking for ...

Oliver Twist . I tried to read it twice, but decided on both occasions that I was wasting my time on prosaic crap. -Kylan