All the search results for this book use capitals in his name. What a travesty. - Jan 26, 2007

In my search for this, I saw that there is an Easy Read Large Print version of this book. I guess it's true that libertine hags never die. - Jan 31, 2007

There are so many version of this book. I guess people really like dirty words. My favourite quote from the book is "He's not going to piss my money against the wall" meaning, I'm not buying him a drink. I say it sometimes. - Feb 16, 2007

Approaches Hitchcock's life on a film-by-film basis. This lets the book move along very quickly, but at the expense of investigation of any real depth. A nice book, but not a definitive biography. - Mar 22, 2007

More trash worship. While he's not amazing, HGL is colourful. I sure have a lot of this kind of book. - Feb 16, 2007

I enjoyed the movie better. - Jan 24, 2007

Explores exorcism from a skeptic's perspective, while making sure to include the "stars" of the exorcism community. - Jan 24, 2007

Less of a novel, more like a wonderfully written puzzle. - Dec 17, 2007

Probably the most thorough book I have on Warhol - includes examples from series that other book don't even mention. I really like "Fiesta Pig", which is on display in the cafe at the Warhol Museum. I have the hardcover - without the dust jacket. - Feb 6, 2007

One of the high points of the 80's. The Spy magazine index to the diaries is an invaluable tool; it can send you to just the right page when you want to read about Jerry Hall's underarm sweat. - Feb 1, 2007

It's a pretty book. An unholy trinity. - Feb 5, 2007

Maybe this book is better than the Carter Radcliffe book. I can't remember right now. But both are good. - Feb 6, 2007

A good biography of someone who doesn't want to be biographized - I guess that's actually a genre of sorts (Salinger, Pynchon, Howard Hughes). Describes all his films that never get shown, if that works for you. - Feb 6, 2007

Such an 80's book. I can't believe it was published in the mid-90's. - Jan 26, 2007

More 80's club kid/East Village nostalgia. - Feb 6, 2007

This and Crash are the only Ballard books you need to read. The rest are addenda. Except maybe Empire of the Sun. - Feb 16, 2007

Every Calvin & Hobbes book is worth owning. - Feb 6, 2007

Comprehensive pop culture artifact pr0n. Excellent for browsing and coveting. - Feb 6, 2007

An compelling, informative look at the exciting world of television production as seen through the eyes of a ambitious young woman. Also tells you useful Barbie trivia like her full name and the last names of Midge and Ken. - Feb 6, 2007

My copy is old and cloth-covered. I think it was my grandfather's. - Jan 24, 2007

Not that good. It's kind of chatty and trivia-laden. If you want to know about baseball, just buy the MLB Offical rules book - it's much more informative and way shorter. - Feb 6, 2007

There's a statue of Beautiful Joe in a park in Meaford, Ontario. It looks nice for a dog with his ears cut off. I have the Ginger Press edition. - Feb 16, 2007

A pretty book, with great imagery throughout and lots of dirty words. It was doomed to fail on Canada Reads. I have my mom's hardcover version sans dust jacket. - Feb 6, 2007

Written in cool hipster verse that's less strained than that of Sammy Davis Jr.'s autobiography. Includes useful tips on fucking. - Jan 24, 2007

My least useful reference book. Explains common cultural references. I imagine that I could carry it around in case someone makes a passing reference to Electra or the Yellow Brick Road ( bad examples, becasue I know these), but I can't see that ever happening. - Feb 19, 2007