/lit/ - Literature

The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test (Wolfe)
Shantaram (Roberts)
Wild:An Elemental Journey (Griffiths)
Scar Tissue (Anthony Kiedis)
Of Mice and Men (Steibeck
Slaughterhouse-Five (Vonnegut)
The Waste Land(Eliot)
Patriotism (Mishima
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (Twain)
To Kill a Mocking Bird (Lee)
The Martian Chronicles (Bradbury)
Animal Farm (Orwell)

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My nigga.

>A man gets off a bus, trips, looks around in embarressment, and sees a woman smiling.

The school bus had been manufactured in 1939 by the American Harvester Corporation. The seats were a little small for adults, but Dr Leary didn't mind. Cassady was driving far too fast, and the Doctor---who had plenty of experience with His Majesty the Policeman (as Lord Buckley might hip it) in these parts---was worried that one of the many pigs who prowled the highways outside Millbrook would pull them over for speeding.

Speeding! Dr Leary laughed ruefully. What had Ginsberg said to him? "Speed kills." So it does, thought Dr Leary. He then tapped his breast pocket, to make certain that his Smythson daily diary was there, with 200 tabs of the finest blotter acid tucked carefully inside it.

Dr Leary sighed and looked around the bus. Neal was putting pedal to metal; Ginsberg was seated in the front seat, naked, fucking Peter in reverse-cowgirl position. Ken was snoozing in the back, as usual. Dr Leary wanted a tab now. But he said he would wait until the bus stopped, so that all the Merry Pranksters (including Neal) could partake.

Millbrook! Leary could see it now from the bus window. Home. Home at last.

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