Re: Why Not the Worst? (from the NY Times)

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Posted by us202 on May 11, 2007 at 22:17:48:

In Reply to: Why Not the Worst? (from the NY Times) posted by Webmaven Maggie on May 07, 2007 at 14:50:54:

Thanks for the article!

From the world of the guy with the extremely short attention span and
limited reading, there was 'Bust' by Ken Bruen and Jason Starr, which
was just a fun read in terms of watching evil people do evil things to
each other, knowing full well the nutritional value was zero. Then
there was Alison Gaylin's 'You Kill Me'. I read it in a single sitting, but
it was so bad I was afraid to recommend it to my friends.

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: Thanks for the article!  

: From the world of the guy with the extremely short attention span and 
: limited reading, there was 'Bust' by Ken Bruen and Jason Starr, which 
: was just a fun read in terms of watching evil people do evil things to 
: each other, knowing full well the nutritional value was zero.  Then 
: there was Alison Gaylin's 'You Kill Me'.  I read it in a single sitting, but 
: it was so bad I was afraid to recommend it to my friends.


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