What up agent?agent_fondue wrote:I loved Running but hated Dry.rachelalexis wrote:Just finished The Stand by Stephen King (I wanted something that would last all break.... yeah, it didn't even come close) and Running with Scissors and Dry by Augusten Buroughs. Now I'm almost done with The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson. I need to go find more books to keep me busy after this though! *sigh*
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you've got to read Burroughs' new one, "possible side effects." it was beyond hilarious.rachelalexis wrote:Just finished The Stand by Stephen King (I wanted something that would last all break.... yeah, it didn't even come close) and Running with Scissors and Dry by Augusten Buroughs. Now I'm almost done with The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson. I need to go find more books to keep me busy after this though! *sigh*
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i liked Dry as well, but I can't put my finger quite on why...I suppose it was just nice to see the story go forward. I saw it as a logical connection to Running with Scissors, which was nice for someone who was actually upset when she finished the first memoir because she didn't want it to be over.rachelalexis wrote:I like Dry, but mostly because I currently have several people in my life going through various stages of alcoholism right now, so a lot of it made things a little clearer

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not much foo. a little of dis, a bit of dat. What you be doin'.lonelyelendi wrote:What up agent?agent_fondue wrote:I loved Running but hated Dry.rachelalexis wrote:Just finished The Stand by Stephen King (I wanted something that would last all break.... yeah, it didn't even come close) and Running with Scissors and Dry by Augusten Buroughs. Now I'm almost done with The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson. I need to go find more books to keep me busy after this though! *sigh*
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I can understand that, I thought it lacked the quick wit of running.rachelalexis wrote:I like Dry, but mostly because I currently have several people in my life going through various stages of alcoholism right now, so a lot of it made things a little clearer
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I think that it made up for it with soul though. I actually cried a few times while reading (I'm a big baby, and yes, I cry at Hallmark commercials!)agent_fondue wrote:I can understand that, I thought it lacked the quick wit of running.rachelalexis wrote:I like Dry, but mostly because I currently have several people in my life going through various stages of alcoholism right now, so a lot of it made things a little clearer
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