+1 for I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell

and don't forget his new book "A**holes Finish First

The Godfather, Silence of the Lambs, True Grit, FlimFlam Man, Ernest Hemingway Short Stories, Steinbeck.

Lonesome Dove (Dead Man's Walk and Comanche Moon as well)

[QUOTE=Squawk 1277;1108804]Flyboys by James Bradley: Nonfiction but reads like fiction.
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+1 on Flyboys.
East of Eden, Steinbeck
The Rum Diary, Thompson

One I always go back to; To Kill a Mockingbird. Good job on the Screenplay making the movie.


Second on East of Eden. Add Cat on a Hot Tin Roof as well. These both came up a little short on the movie versions though.

They left one primary character out of East of Eden movie entirely; Lee, the Chinese-American cook and housekeeper for the Trask family.

Try Freakonomics...it's a hard one to put down!

Shogun and Tai-Pan by James Clavell.

I liked both the Freakonomics books... they're humorous and get you thinking, at the least.

Most often I read non-fiction adventure "Resolute", "Adrift", "Into Thin Air" are some of my favs in that category. 'Unbroken' has been mentioned several times and that's a very good read as well.

Hunter S. Thompson-Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas is a good read .
Found this book in a hotel room of all places .lol

One of Jungle's layovers no doubt.