The Diceman by Luke Rhinehart

[EWS]

Has anybody read this book.  It is written auto-biographical style by a physciatrist called Luke Rhinhart.  Set in the 70's it tells the story of how this Dr. introduces the world to dice therapy.  Dice Therapy is essentially living your life by a role of a die, however it is controlled.

For example.  I am sitting in my house and I am bored.  So I have a D6 and I make a few choices.  However, the ones that are more favourable I give better odds (such as eating as compared to suicide).  I think it is fairly interesting.  I wish I could explain it more, but my brain just doesn't seem to want to think today!

[Cyborg]

Almost every day, I'd like to sleep for at least two more hours before I go to school, but I don't.

[Cyborg]

True.

But you can force yourself to do things you don't really want to.

Like cleaning the room. When my mum is really fed up and almost throws a knife at me bcause she's so tired of my untidyness, I feel it's best, for the sake of allowance, to clean up the mess. Of course, I don't want to tidy my rom, as I always plan to do that "tomorrow"  :P