Lone Watie

I agree. A lot tougher than I thought it would be. I read this yesterday, and have chewed on it ever since. 1. Daniel Defoe ~ Robinson Crusoe 2. James Fenimore Cooper ~ Last of the Mohicans 3. Larry McMutry ~ Lonesome Dove 4. The Dalai Lama ~ The Art of Happiness 5. Blackwolf Jones ~ Listen to the Drum

I got to within probably the last 100 pages of Stephen King's follow up to The Talisman, 'Dark House', (Or was it Dark Light? Black House? I forget), and put it down. It wasn't a very good book, and i found myself caring less and less about what was going to happen. I just wanted to get through the thing. I couldn't make it.

Greetings from the Eastern seaboard. I read the rules, worked on my profile some, scrounged up an avatar, and now I guess my next stop is here. I live in America, so please have patience. I'd like to say I am well read, but I honestly can't. I love to read, for sure, and have read a ton in my years, but I'm no scholar. I grasp Shakespeare only if it has explanations in plain english alongside the text. I didn't grasp Iliad after two pages, and quit. I know what my intellectual limitations are. LOL. I enjoy a little bit of poetry, but for the most part, I just don't get it. But, for some reason, I understand a lot of e.e. cummings. I don't know why. Anyway, I don't swear, I'm not mean to people. I kid around some, but never in a malicious or hurtful way. I'm a very peaceful person. Anyway, I am off to explore some of the book discussions. Peace.