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I have run out of books to read any ideas? |
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I read a really good review of David Mitchells last book "cloud atlas", really appeals to me. I'll be reading that when I finally have some money again. |
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recently i had a look on the site, gave me loads of ideas. hope that helps :) |
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Is this list for kids? |
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The last good book I read was Blindness by José Saramago. I highly recomend it. |
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I still have that lying around.. |
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American Psycho |
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Stranger in a Strange Land - Robert A. Heinlein |
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HOUSE OF LEAVES!!!! mark z. danieleski |
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010101, whereabout Vancouver do you hail from? |
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House of Leaves really scared me..... |
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West End |
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Burnaby here |
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I used to work there! |
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and i used to work in west van, acually also north van.. and east van. i was as mover last summer :/ |
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and I reccomend it. The disco section is a very cool glimpse into the newyork scene back in the day. The hip-hop section is very good as well. |
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i really suggest reading 'Fuck Yes!' one of the best books ever! |
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Whats it about? |
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"hegemony or survival" by Noam Chomsky was the last book i came across. |
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Who is it by? Normally I would just put a title into a search engine. I don't think the book would be top of the list! |
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I'm reading Last Exit to Brooklyn by Hubert Selby, it is very good. |
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he died a few weeks ago. :( |
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I know, it is sad... I hate to say it was his death that encouraged me to check him out. He was the man. |
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Hunger by Knut Hamsun |
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k_maty I just read a bit on amazon I think I will take your advice. Thank you. |
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iain m. banks - excession |
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His Dark Materials trilogy by Phillip Pullman! also: The Dark Tower series by Stephen King anything by Neil Gaiman Dune Enders Game Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy |
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My favourite book is probably Albert Camus' 'The Outsider' |
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my fave Albert Camus is "the myth of sisyphus". Albert Camus is........ :) |
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moby dick. |
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if you can stand a little pretense and old time feel, read "Sons and Lovers" by D.H. Lawrence. it will rip your heart out. |
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Big Sur - Jack Kerouac I don't usually make much time for reading, but that book took over my life for about 2 days - The way Kerouac's impending insanity grows and grows, and... well, it's an experience.. Like nothing else I've ever read. |
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The Illuminatus! Trilogy/The Schrodinger's Cat Trilogy - Robert Anton Wilson & Robert Shea Snow Crash/Cryptonomicon/Quicksilver - Neal Stephenson The Wasp Factory/Walking on Glass/The Business - Ian Banks Only Forward/One of us - Michael Marshall Smith Cats Cradle/Breakfast of Champions/Slaughterhouse One - Kurt Vonnegut At the Mountains of Madness/The Call of Cthulu - HP Lovecraft A History of Modern Philosophy - Bertrand Russell Jennifer Government - Max Beasley The Glass Bead Game - Herman Hesse Godel, Escher, Bach:An Eternal Golden Braid - Douglas Hofstadter There's a nice long list, even if you've read some of them already. |
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exqusite corpse by poppy z brite. this book is fekkin INCREDIBLE. |
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> Blindness by José Saramago. well, this board is really illiterate, but if you're cultivated enough to enjoy saramago, there's hope for you yet. try the master and margareta by bulgakov. |
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Slaughterhouse Five not One, doh Also 45 by Bill Drummond of the KLF whilst I'm thinking about it |
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Vladimir Sorokin. any book you can find in English. Or, as an alternative, learn Russian:) |
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