The Book Lodge - Drive Thru Open 24 Hours

[Camazotz Automat]

8.) TIME OUT OF JOINT (1959)

by Philip K. Dick

[Camazotz Automat]

9.) A CONSPIRACY OF TALL MEN (1998)

by Noah Hawley

[ItsOver]

Heh, heh, heh... “My whole body’s a weapon.”

visitors can't see pics , please register or login

[Camazotz Automat]

excellent read.

Indeed it* is!

Somewhat of a fatalistic blueprint for my pathetic and miserable existence.

Highly recommended**.



* Hermann Hesse's Der Steppenwolf

(**Though the book is less often sought; the Magic Theater is not for everybody.)

[Camazotz Automat]

Heh, heh, heh... “My whole body’s a weapon.”

"Atta boy, IO!"

Heh.

[Camazotz Automat]

10.) THE ANNOTATED ALICE
THE DEFINITIVE EDITION

ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND

&

THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS

by Lewis Carroll

(Notes by Martin Gardner)

[Camazotz Automat]

11.) THE SPINSTER BOOK (1901)

by Myrtle Reed


"A man will ride, row, and swim with one girl and marry another who is afraid of horses, turns pale at the mention of a boat, and who would look forward to an interview with His Satanic Majesty with more ease and confidence than to dip in the summer sea."

- Myrtle Reed, The Spinster Book

[TigerLily]

I've been in the mood for old classics I hadn't read yet or inspired by the same and one mind-bending Reason We Are Here tome

My Fall, Winter and Spring reads

The Complete Cthulhu Mythos tales - HP Lovecraft
https://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/sources/ccmtce.aspx

Turn of the Screw - Henry James

The Mabinogion Tetralogy - Evangeline Walton

Norse Mythology - Neil Gaiman

Teaching the Law of One Book One - the Ra Contact

Study in Scarlet - Arthur Conan Doyle

Hound of the Baskervilles - Arthur Conan Doyle

Good Omens - Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett

*Now you know why I'm so weird

[Camazotz Automat]

The Complete Cthulhu Mythos tales - HP Lovecraft
https://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/sources/ccmtce.aspx

@TigerLily

Now that's what I call an excellent link in this world of chaos.

Here is mine:

https://global-mind.org/gcpdot/

[TigerLily]

@TigerLily

Now that's what I call an excellent link in this world of chaos.

Here is mine:

https://global-mind.org/gcpdot/

The Princeton Eggs. I tried to make some sense of it a long time ago looking for a big universal pattern but way beyond my limited scope and short attention span. What's the official line @Camazotz Automat ? Are we universally connected?  Right now I'm taking RA's word for it

[TigerLily]

Indeed it* is!

Somewhat of a fatalistic blueprint for my pathetic and miserable existence.

Highly recommended**.



* Hermann Hesse's Der Steppenwolf

(**Though the book is less often sought; the Magic Theater is not for everybody.)

I haven't read Der Steppenwolf I'm somewhat surprised to say but I dearly love Siddhartha. Very beautiful. I have read it a few times and thinking it might be time to read it again. I like the translation by Rosner

[TigerLily]

8.) TIME OUT OF JOINT (1959)

by Philip K. Dick

I seem to be reading this thread backwards. Still makes sense I believe. Not like it's ruining the plot. I'm a big Science Fiction geek and have read a lot of Philip K. Dick. I don't believe I've read this one. On my list it goes

[Camazotz Automat]

The Princeton Eggs. I tried to make some sense of it a long time ago looking for a big universal pattern but way beyond my limited scope and short attention span. What's the official line Camazotz Automat ? Are we universally connected?  Right now I'm taking RA's word for it

@TigerLily - I had to wait for word from the Main Office.

(Now there, RIGHT THERE, a snarky New Orleans witch in the old AOL authors lounge chatroom would have interjected, "I do believe you misspelled 'Orifice,' Cam. I recall Ann Crispin displaying a similar omission when she spoke to us of one "black hole" gobbling up toy spaceships in one of her 'Star Trick' manuscripts. "

Jesus! Will she ever leave my memory?  Short of a massive brain injury, it is extremely doubtful.)

Where was I?

From the Main Office, the official Camazotz Automat company line regarding whether the interconnectedness of all things (and all times) is "true" :  Yes. (Subject to change. Your results may vary.)

[TigerLily]

@TigerLily - I had to wait for word from the Main Office.

(Now there, RIGHT THERE, a snarky New Orleans witch in the old AOL authors lounge chatroom would have interjected, "I do believe you misspelled 'Orifice,' Cam. I recall Ann Crispin displaying a similar omission when she spoke to us of one "black hole" gobbling up toy spaceships in one of her 'Star Trick' manuscripts. "

Jesus! Will she ever leave my memory?  Short of a massive brain injury, it is extremely doubtful.)

Where was I?


From the Main Office, the official Camazotz Automat company line regarding whether the interconnectedness of all things (and all times) is "true" :  Yes. (Subject to change. Your results may vary.)

Oh. I was thinking Main Office should have been Maine Orifice. Well burn me at the stake and call me Crispy

[Camazotz Automat]

Oh. I was thinking Main Office should have been Maine Orifice. Well burn me at the stake and call me Crispy

And because you went in that carto - graphic direction, I am compelled to mention:

Bangor, Maine Office