Hello. It's me again. I just finished The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time. A great story. It's very easy to read and it's very interesting to read something being told by a young teen who has autism. It was neat following his train of thought, which is very precise, because that is the way he needs everything - precise and orderly. I would recommend this novel. It's a quick read. The ending is not overly suprising, but it ends the way it should. My next novel will either be The Misfits or King Dork - whichever title comes in to the library first, both were recommended by classmates. I'll keep you posted (I am not sure I am talking/writing to anymore, but that's okay). Does anyone have any other recommendations? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?.......


I have been doing a few things to keep busy this summer. I joined up with a metal band in second life, I enjoy rocking out at the club and making tee shirts for the group. After they logged off for bed (it was midnight in Italy), I went on a Young Goodman Brown walk with a Community College literature class. My partner for the class and I won the prize of 1000L, which we donated back to the class. Afterward, I visited their Edgar Allen Poe house. It has a thumping tell tale heart under the floorboards. I have done a few things in real life too... I finished reading "What Happened to Lani Garver," which Amanda let me borrow over the summer. I was up most of last night reading "A Child Called It," and "The Lost Boy" at the Laundromat. I have had quite a few ideas last week for my novel which I plan to work on again soon after jury duty tomorrow.
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