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offline marlowe from Antarctica on 2002-11-01 00:51 [#00423581]
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Currently, I is readin' a book wot is about the films of
mista David Lynch - I is enjoyin it very much, and 'ave
found it very fassinatin'

hafter dis book, I is be readin' a book wot is about the
composihunal teckneaks wot was oosed by Erik Satie, wot was
a composer in the late 19th century and early 20th century.

wot is u readin' currantlee?


 

offline princo from Shitty City (Geelong) (Australia) on 2002-11-01 00:52 [#00423583]
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...this post

(someone had to say it!)


 

offline BlatantEcho from All over (United States) on 2002-11-01 00:53 [#00423585]
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i reed in e booky bout Televizion. thee d00d whom invented
et got fuct buy big compani, good stori


 

offline BlatantEcho from All over (United States) on 2002-11-01 00:54 [#00423587]
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fwiw:
"The Boy Genious and the Mogul"
by Daniel Stashower


 

offline princo from Shitty City (Geelong) (Australia) on 2002-11-01 00:58 [#00423594]
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seriously tho, I is being reading this book that a mate of
mine has written.

It'll be the 1st book I've read without risk of failing a
school year!

Falling into place - Kal Pittaway.

Great Work little dood! :D


 

offline marlowe from Antarctica on 2002-11-01 00:59 [#00423595]
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I 'ave menny e-books, but it erts me goggles to reed
dem---which is right odd seein' as I can read dis 'ere
messagebord quite fine

*eyes pop out and marlowe falls to the floor, dead as
princo's lovelife:P*


 

offline princo from Shitty City (Geelong) (Australia) on 2002-11-01 01:00 [#00423596]
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princo's lovelife? wtf?!

damn stalker! :P


 

offline Mickey Mouse from The Moon on 2002-11-01 01:07 [#00423599]
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Speaker for the Dead - Orson Scott Card

This is part of his Ender series... its really good, I love
these series of books

The book before this one that I read was Wizard and the
Glass - Stephen Kind. I hope he finishes the gunslinger
series, he promised his fans that he would. This is another
good series of books.


 

offline Jedi Chris on 2002-11-01 01:08 [#00423601]
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a crap topic


 

offline Mickey Mouse from The Moon on 2002-11-01 01:08 [#00423602]
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ack.. its = Steven King

arrrrhhhhhggggg I think I mispelt it agian!!!

its 12:07 am..

*passes out*


 

offline Mickey Mouse from The Moon on 2002-11-01 01:09 [#00423604]
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that is such bullshit jedi chris...

I have seen a lot of crap topics on this mb... a lot

whats crap about talking about literature?


 

offline Jedi Chris on 2002-11-01 01:11 [#00423605]
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Some books are good, depends on who the author is......


 

offline Mickey Mouse from The Moon on 2002-11-01 01:12 [#00423606]
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sorry its late, and I am irritable watch out

I apaulogize

please bombard me with rotten fruit!


 

offline Jedi Chris on 2002-11-01 01:12 [#00423607]
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*Throws a rotten apple at Mickey*


 

offline princo from Shitty City (Geelong) (Australia) on 2002-11-01 01:13 [#00423608]
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I agree with that.


 

offline Jedi Chris on 2002-11-01 01:15 [#00423609]
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I was talking about the author of this topic!! :P


 

offline Ceri JC from Jefferson City (United States) on 2002-11-01 01:56 [#00423625]
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HST - The rum Diary
Guy from Work's book - Going Pear Shaped
HST - The great shark hunt
JR Tolkein - The Hobbit


 

offline bird from New Zealand, but in (Switzerland) on 2002-11-01 01:56 [#00423626]
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i is reading... some kafka. Jus recently read
Metamorphosis... it is so good.
I'm starting to read Salammbo by Gustav Flaubert. Anyone
read it?? its a real old book, and there are many
translations.... dont' know if i've got the good one...
(marlowe: its one of Saties favourite books '_' )


 

offline jonesy from Lisboa (Portugal) on 2002-11-01 02:00 [#00423632]
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Tariq Ali 'The Clash of Fundamentalisms'.

Cool cover:

http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P/1859846793.02.LZZZZZZZ
.jpg


 

offline Ceri JC from Jefferson City (United States) on 2002-11-01 02:06 [#00423634]
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He he Kafka was one crazy guy :)


 

offline bird from New Zealand, but in (Switzerland) on 2002-11-01 02:12 [#00423639]
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yeah?? how /why?..? I know he had issues with his father,
which fuelled his writing?... i'm no expert though..



 

offline bird from New Zealand, but in (Switzerland) on 2002-11-01 02:15 [#00423643]
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georges bataille is one clever dude though... what a legend.
He wrote The Story of The Eye, which is a kinda life
changing book.
I read a book of some of his essays recently "Literature and
Evil" where he talks about Kafka, Emily Bronte etc
yeah, its so good.
Wuthering Heights is a g00d b00k t00


 

offline Ceri JC from Jefferson City (United States) on 2002-11-01 02:27 [#00423646]
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He suffered from chronic depression, on of his close friends
described him as, "a man who lived his life from behind a
sheet of glass." Think he was commenting on how disconnected
he was from the world...

Is metamorphosis that one about the guy who turns into a
stag beetle?


 

offline jonesy from Lisboa (Portugal) on 2002-11-01 02:29 [#00423647]
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Meho has been raving to me about this book called the
Alchemist. He says it changed his life. Anyone read this?


 

offline Ceri JC from Jefferson City (United States) on 2002-11-01 02:33 [#00423649]
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Who's it by? I think I've heard of it...


 

offline bird from New Zealand, but in (Switzerland) on 2002-11-01 02:34 [#00423650]
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yip... It sounds silly if you try to describe it to
someone, (its about this guy that turns into a bug....) but
he writes real well, intelligently ay..
you read any Georges Bataille?


 

offline Meho Krljic from Beograd (Yugoslavia) on 2002-11-01 02:37 [#00423651]
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Jonesy, you backstabbing bitch!!!! You can forget about that
Mr. Lif Cd I promised. And about those ribbed condoms too...


 

offline Meho Krljic from Beograd (Yugoslavia) on 2002-11-01 02:38 [#00423653]
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Bataille is very good, aye. I have read only "The damned
part" but it's is awesome and he influenced a lot of modern
theory.


 

offline Meho Krljic from Beograd (Yugoslavia) on 2002-11-01 02:39 [#00423654]
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Ceri: Jonesy is just trying to discredit me: Alchemist was
written by paolo koelo and it is the worst kind of new-age
crap imaginable, thus vastly popular in my country, all over
south america etc...


 

offline Ceri JC from Jefferson City (United States) on 2002-11-01 02:39 [#00423655]
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Yeah, it is well written. Haven't read any Bataille... I've
read a couple of philosophy books that have referenced him.


 

offline Ceri JC from Jefferson City (United States) on 2002-11-01 02:45 [#00423657]
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Can anyone recommend any good books introducing
existensialism? My dad's reading it at the moment and I want
to get him one for xmas.


 

offline Meho Krljic from Beograd (Yugoslavia) on 2002-11-01 02:47 [#00423658]
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Go for Sartre, dude.


 

offline bill_hicks from my city is amazing it is calle on 2002-11-01 02:56 [#00423660]
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I'm reading the magus by john fowles.

i would recommend thomas mann, man.


 

offline jand from Braintree (United Kingdom) on 2002-11-01 03:00 [#00423667]
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Just finished Picasso - Portait of Picasso as a Young Man by
Norman Mailer...bloody excellent...

now I'm on M by Peter Robb...the story of Caravaggio (yet
another painter...)...

both highly recommended....especially the mailer one...


 

offline Ceri JC from Jefferson City (United States) on 2002-11-01 03:03 [#00423670]
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Bill, would you really recommend thomas mann or is it just
because his surname is "mann", man?

Meho, any particular title?



 

offline jonesy from Lisboa (Portugal) on 2002-11-01 03:12 [#00423675]
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As long as you send the butt-plug...


 

offline Meho Krljic from Beograd (Yugoslavia) on 2002-11-01 03:34 [#00423704]
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Ceri JC, help yourself:

http://members.aol.com/DonJohnR/Philosophy/Sartre.html


 

offline Ceri JC from Jefferson City (United States) on 2002-11-01 03:42 [#00423707]
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Cheers Meho.


 

offline Meho Krljic from Beograd (Yugoslavia) on 2002-11-01 03:46 [#00423710]
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Always here to provide useless advice and tasteless
comments. Lubricated for your pleasure.


 

offline Dael from the low end (Australia) on 2002-11-01 04:09 [#00423742]
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lullaby- written by chuck palahniuk,


 

offline xxxxS1Nxxxx from Somewhere (United States) on 2002-11-01 04:19 [#00423762]
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i am in the middle of about 3 books, i read a lot of true
crime books about serial killers and such

one book is about jack the ripper another about ed gein and
another about richard ramerirez, i will have to get back to
you on the names of the books (because i am to lazy to walk
and get them)


 

offline Dael from the low end (Australia) on 2002-11-01 04:21 [#00423765]
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are you familiar with the Mark "Chopper" Reed books from
australia?


 

offline Ceri JC from Jefferson City (United States) on 2002-11-01 04:26 [#00423779]
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That's the only one of his I need to get. What's it like?


 

offline tolstoyed from the ocean on 2002-11-01 04:28 [#00423782]
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meho, are you serious about alchemist?
that was one of the worst books i have ever read
don't know why coelho is so popular really


 

offline Dael from the low end (Australia) on 2002-11-01 04:48 [#00423804]
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it's not bad, I think you'll get into it if you've read some
of his earlier stuff,


 

offline Meho Krljic from Beograd (Yugoslavia) on 2002-11-01 05:02 [#00423813]
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I am seriuos: his books suck and are extremely popular.
Jonesy was joking about me liking it (because I expressed my
scorn for Koelo in one of our emails). That guy seems to be
quite popular in Slovenia too, I know a Slovenian software
company that had two scripts for games written by Koelo and
also one of his books (Veronica has decided to die) is
happening in Slovenia.

Those books are popular because they tackle spiritual issues
(issues that everyone cares about even if they are unaware)
in an extremely simplified and safe way.


 

offline LuckyPsycho from a long way from home (United Kingdom) on 2002-11-01 05:17 [#00423835]
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Hidden Connections - Fritjof Capra

About a combined theory of consciousness, biology, and
society... a bit heavy on the scientific explainations, but
well worth a read if you're into that sort of stuff. The Web
Of Life is better though... its one of his older ones.




 

offline dan7250 from Osaka (Japan) on 2002-11-01 05:20 [#00423837]
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i am reading a fucking brilliant novel by an australian
author, but none of you international pplz would know it.
we looked at extracts from it in my creative writing class
at uni and it fucking rocked!

arnold zable
the fig tree
beautiful fucking writing


 

offline tolstoyed from the ocean on 2002-11-01 05:56 [#00423866]
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cool, i havent read your other posts upthere (just read the
one by jonesy)
it seemed kind of strange that you would like a book like
that
abot veronika decides to die-i bought this book, i havent
read it yet tho, because that alchemist is really shitty,
did you read this veronica...?



 

offline tolstoyed from the ocean on 2002-11-01 05:57 [#00423867]
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oh, and he is very popular here, thats why i decied to read
it hehehehe
stupid slovenians, what do they see in his books...


 


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