	Ham on Rye, by Charles Bukowski Almost any young man/boy can relate to the stories of Bukowski. Tags: None Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	Running with Scissors: A Memoir, by Augusten Burroughs After reading some pretty serious books recently, I figured I needed something witty. It was more than witty, it was strange. Tags: None Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	Naked Lunch: The Restored Text (Harper Perennial Modern Classics), by William S. Burroughs No comment yet. Tags: None Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	DJR: A User's Guide, by DJR No comment yet. Tags: None Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	Casino Royale (James Bond 007 (Blackstone)), by Ian Fleming I am so curious how the books are in comparison to the movies. Tags: None Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	Catch-22, by Joseph Heller War is a crazy thing. Tags: None Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	High Fidelity, by Nick Hornby I have just finished this novel and it has so much relevance to my own life. Tags: None Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	Green Lantern: Rebirth, by Geoff Johns One of the greatest comics I have ever read. Tags: None Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	The Walking Dead: Days Gone Bye v. 1, by Robert Kirkman The greatest Zombie Story Period Tags: None Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	The Walking Dead: This Sorrowful Life v. 6 (Walking Dead): This Sorrowful Life v. 6 (Walking Dead), by Robert Kirkman What can best worse than the events of the last trade? Knowing that your wife is having a baby that isn't yours maybe? Tags: None Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

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