Painkiller

[chucky]

"Painkiller" By Barry Meier
Published in 2003, describes what was going on in the U.S parmecutical market and how oxycontin became a huge epidemic in small towns to the large cities.

"On the Road" By Jack Kerouac
A fiction book about the beat generation, the characters are molded from the likes of Burroughs,Neal Cassidy, Allen Ginsberg and others.Great book one of my favorites.:cool:

[chucky]

(1)Opium: A History. By Martin Booth non-fiction
(2)Literary Outlaw: The life and times of William S. Burroughs. By Ted Morgan biography
(3)Hells Angels:A strange and terrible saga. By Hunter S. Thompson non-fiction
(4)The Rum Diaries. By Hunter S. Thompson non-fiction
(5)Kingdom of Fear. By Hunter S. Thompson non-fiction
(6)Hunter:The Strange and Savage Life of Hunter S. Thompson. By E. Jean Carroll biography
(7)Our Right to do Drugs. By Thomas Szase non-fiction
(8)The Underground Empire. By James Mills non-fiction
(9)Drug Wars. By Jonathan Marshal non-fiction
(10) The Case For Leagalizing Drugs. By Richard Lawrence Miller non-fiction
(11)The French Connection. By Robin Moore non-fiction
(12)Cities of The Red Night. By William S. Burroughs fiction
(13)Interzone. By William S. Burroughs fiction
(14)Doctor Sax. By Jack Kerouac fiction
(15)One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. By Ken Kesey fiction
(16)Sometimes A Great Notion. By Ken Kesey fiction

More to come......:cool:

[Somni Divine]

Chucky, speaking of literature, I think there is also a classic called Smack but I can't think of the author, and I would add to a list of "must reads" Jim Hogshires Pills A Go-Go and his controversial classic that answers many FAQs in this forum, Opium for the Masses. Also, there is a small book, the entire text of which can be found somewhere on www.erowid.org (http://www.erowid.org/) so no one has to shell out any cash for it, called Legal Highs by Adam Gottlieb. Also, www.poppies.org (http://www.poppies.org/) also has a nice booklist of what I would consider required reading for all opiophiles.
Another good place to find some interesting books is www.loompanics.com (http://www.loompanics.com/), of course, I suggest the books on drugs rather than some of the other hard to find topics, but if you wonder if anyone ever wrote a book on "how to" do something you shouldn't do, you can probably find it on the loompanics site.
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[Opie 1]

Chucky, Great selecton of books thtnks for the reveiw know of any more?