on March 12, 2006 March 12, 2006

References

in Blog by Soulcruzer

In trying to make sense of my place in the world, I crawled up into the attic this morning to look for books that have touched me in the way that i can related to some of the characters found in the tales. Here are a few that I found this morning:

The Heart of the Matter, by Graham Greene

Spartina, by John Casey

An Underachiever’s Diary, by Benjamin Anastas

Oxherding Tale, by Charles Johnson

The Baker, By Paul Hond

On the Road, By Jack Kerouac

The Dharma Bums, By Jack Kerouac

The Golden Barge, by Michael Moorcock

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