Your Favorite Book Nobody's Ever Heard Of?
 

Mine is The Decline and Fall of Practically Everybody by Will Cuppy.

What's yours?

...and with that she logged out of GFY for a much needed rest

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Bukkake for Dummies

Difficult since no on is supposed to have heard of it. I'll try this one.

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by Albert-László Barabási.

Abrach abrach abrach by Heinz Stunderwill

Wilt On High, by Tom Sharpe.

Hellboy: Seed of Destruction by Mike Mignola. It's a comic book, but a damn good one.

The Woman Chaser

and

The Burnt Orange Heresy

both by Charles Willeford.

Well everyone heard about that book but what the hell...
It caused me to revolt practically against everything for a time in my life and is a masterpiece.
1984 by George Orwell

Lost Souls

by Poppy Z Brite

Breakfast of Champions

By Kurt Vonegut Jr

The Apocrypha

Many have heard of it over centuries, but few read it today.

;)

"The Great Shark Hunt" by Hunter S. Thompson

Julian May - Pliocene Exile Saga
The B5 Parallel Universe - http://www.b5-dark-mirror.demon.co.uk/

Phaze Doubt by Piers Anthony

A lost book of the bible?
What version do you recommend?

Manufacturing Engineering
Principals for Optimization
Daniel T. Koenig

The Watchmen

Books ? :eek7

I am sure people have heard of it but I would have to go with Swan Song by Robert R McCammon

Its a bit long though.

I don't know. I've never heard of it. But, it was really good. :)

Got it.

Just reread "Better than Sex" a few weeks ago.

Non-canonized books? I recommend "The Infancy Gospel of Thomas". These are all public domain so you can read them online.

Gues what my favorite part of this one is?

My favorite book that I'm sure no one ever heard of cause I can't even remember the name. When I was in the Navy, early 90's, we would get a box full of books occassionally. I remember picking out a non-fiction book; it was full of interviews conducted with former slaves in the U.S. during the great depression. Wish I could remember the name.

I preferred "Baal" by McCammon :)

Hmmm... favorite book that nobody has heard of, huh? "The Nature Of Personal Reality: A Seth Book" by Jane Roberts or "To Ride A Silver Broomstick" by Silver RavenWolf.

Rene Daumal, Mont Analogue

I'm a McCammon fan too, I think Swan Song was his best work. Shame he stopped writing.

"The Answer Is Always Yes" by Paul Foster

no, it's not a self help book.
written by a merry prankster.
full of weird cartoons, surreal stories, and tips.
the intro is by ken kesey.

"Psychopoetry" by Gilbert Schloss.

Poems by people in asylums. Great stuff.

count of monte cristo

heard of it?

"The Laws of Form" by G. Spencer Brown
"The Slave" by Isaac Bashevis Singer
"On Certainty" by Ludwig Josef Johann Wittgenstein
"Why I Am Not A Christian" by Bertrand Russell

Tuesdays with Morrie: An Old Man, a Young Man, and Life's Greatest Lesson by Mitch Albom

The Turner Diaries - Andrew McDonald