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1-12-2009 @ 9:42PM
Tom Johansmeyer said...
For me, it was Big Sur by Kerouac. I read it while in Baton Rouge and decided that I wanted to get out to Big Sur. Six months passed, I got out of the army and got a job doing consulting work for hotels and would up at Big Sur.
Also, strangely, I like to read Kurt Vonnegut while on planes, but only while on planes.
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1-12-2009 @ 10:30PM
Jamie Rhein said...
Tom, glad you made it to Big Sur. Interesting how books can point us in certain directions. I LOVE Vonnegut. Cat's Cradle is a favorite. I wish Vonnegut was still around to write. I'm sure he'd come up with some interesting take on the last few years.