Unknown treasures

[twogone]

Movies: "Jeremiah Johnson" (no kidding)
"Honeysuckle Rose" (Willie Nelson)
These are the only movies I have watched over and over again throughout the years. I rarely rewatch or reread.

Books: "Living the Good Life" by Helen and Scott Nearing... autobio of a couple who successfully got
off the grid before it was cool.
"Trials of the Earth: The Autobiography of Mary Hamilton" no words for how great.
Ditto on the above comment.

[WVvan]

"1984", It's double plus good.

[Ford_6L_E350]

Originally Posted by Zeta

C
Then there is this art film w/SMB content:

Z

Tom,

I've seen 'art' films where certain body parts jiggled, but I've never before seen an art film where everything jiggled.

Mike

[Zeta]

Originally Posted by Ford_6L_E350

Tom,

I've seen 'art' films where certain body parts jiggled, but I've never before seen an art film where everything jiggled.

Mike

I can't help it, I'm a fat guy, and the Deavers ended up too firm.

Z

[salivan]

TWOGONE ... Trials of the Earth must be pretty good, and/or/ but obscure. No copies in my local library and abebook.com only has a few used copies starting at $34. I'm going to check some near-by libraries.

[salivan]

TWOGONE ... follow-up on Trials of the Earth, by Mary Hamilton ... Amazon has the paperback for $25 and Kindle edition for $9.99 or Free for Prime subscribers. Rule #1 ... check Amazon first.

[twogone]

"Trials of the Earth: The Autobiography of Mary Hamilton" has never been a commercial success, and is obscure. This may soon change, as I know of recent interest by a big league agency that will attempt to blow it up. There may be some used copies in East-of-the-Mississippi independent book stores for better prices.