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Mine are: Stranger in a strange land Fuck Yes! The Shining The Foundation Trilogy Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy |
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are Fuck Yes! two or one titles? |
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its just one AWESOME novel about how the answer to everything in life is "yes!" ill try and link you in a few. its one of the best novels ever written in the most humorous ways |
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Lemme think... James Joyce - Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man Franz Kafka - Metamorphosis George Orwell - Down And Out In Paris And London Ken Kesey - One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest JD Salinger - The Catcher In The Rye are just a few... |
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erm is 1984 classed as a novel? either way, it's my fave piece of literature |
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Tales of Dying Earth - Vance Cannery Row - Steinbeck Lyonesse, The Green Pearl, Madouc - Vance The Hobbit - Tolkien |
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I'm really enjoying: Thomas Pynchon - V. at the moment |
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attack of the garden ghomes - goosebumps |
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ah nice one deepspace9mm!! i love down and out in paris....! and most of his stuff. im reading a collection of short stories and essays by him at the moment. |
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I derive great pleasure from reading, and re-reading: The Gormenghast trilogy (especially Titus Alone) by Mervyn Peake Bad Wisdom - Bill Drummond & Mark Manning Catcher in the Rye - JD Salinger Diary of a Nobody - George and Weedon Grossmith The Bridge - Iain Banks New York Trilogy - Paul Auster oooh, marvellous, aren't they?, books. |
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right now it's Pattern Recognition by William Gibson. |
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off the top of my head.. haruki murakami | hard boiled wonderland and the end of the world hunter s. thompson | fear and loathing in las vegas nik cohn | yes we have no (no strictly a novel as it's non-fiction) franz kafka | metamorphosis chuck palahniuk | fight club chris bachelder | bear v shark eeeeeeeeeeeeerr.. lots more that i can't remember at the moment |
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haruki murakami is amazing! I just finnished the wind up bird chronicle, wtf was that all about (well i 'got' some of it)? must read it again, reading norwegian wood at the moment which is really good too. Murrakami is probably my favourite author. |
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A Scanner Darkly : Philip K Dick the Catcher in the Rye : JD Salinger The Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy : Douglas Adams The Call of Cthulhu : HP Lovecraft |
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didnt we discuss murakami in another thread? ve really enjoyed everything ive read by him. |
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probably, though my memory is terrible! |
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a murakami .. and a , allegedly.. |
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Third Mind; Ticket that exploded; Naked Lunch - William Burroughs High Rise; Atrocity Exhibition; Crash - JG Ballard and alot of the obvious ones. |
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everything by Cormac McCarthy, most everything by Hemmingway WHY THE FUCK IS THE REPLY FONT SO SMALL IS IT TEENY WEENY FOR ANYONE ELSE? |
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all of calvin and hobbes - Waterson enders game series - Orson Card The Stranger - Albert Camus thats all I can think of right now |
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mmmm.. people are listing some good novels i.. a) forgot to list b) have read c) intend to read |
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A while ago I read they were going to make a movie of Ender's Game |
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d. adams :: hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy d. adams :: dirk gently's holistic detective agency a. clarke :: rendez-vous with rama, rama II, etc... plus several interactive fiction titles: andrew pltokin :: shade ian finley :: kaged adam cadre :: photopia |
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Crime and Punishment- Fyodor Dostoevsky The Stranger- Marcel Camus Man in the High Castle- Philip K. Dick 100 Years of Solitude- Gabriel Garcia Marquez Heart of Darkness- James Conrad Invitation to a Beheading- Vladimir Nabokov ... i 'd include the likes of Borges and Kafka, but really, they're mostly short story writers... (and seeing as how i've not read Amerika, the Castle, of the Trial... i can't claim to have read any of Kafka's novels...) |
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some of my favs (not all novels), have u read any of these? . 1984 . the Catcher in the Rye . Gangs of New York . the Return of the King . Tolstoy (by Henri Troyat) thinks i read most of these when i was in thailand.. ah those were t'days. |
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they arent in order, but 1984 had such a profound effect on my imagination, and the way catcher is written is superb. |
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Catch 22 |
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Clifford Simack - The City (*****) Franz Kafka - The Castle Irvine Welsh - Trainspotting (is it a novel?) Vladimir Sorokin - Four Stout Hearts (The Hearts of Four) Vladimir Sorokin - Blue Lard Vladimir Sorokin - The Norm |
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Something happened - Joseph Heller Hocus Pocus/Slaughterhouse 5/Cats Cradle/Breakfast of Champions - Kurt Vonnegut Purfume - Some german guy (I forget the authors name, but the book is so amazing everybody should read it) Dune (series) - Frank Herbert Catcher in the Rye - JD Salenger (he also wrote another book about a brother and sister but I forget what it was called, but its better than catcher) The Rum Diaries/Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - H S Thompson Illuminatus Trillogy - Robert Anton Wilson and Robert Shea There are lots more. These ones just really stand out. |
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whos 'her benny' by? |
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Dubliners - James Joyce Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius - Dave Eggers Last Exit to Brooklyn - Hubert Selby Jr Catcher in the Rye (cliche but is great) |
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all 5 hitchikers guide to the galaxies |
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The Sunday of Life - by Raymond Queneau |
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dostoevsky - notes from the underground vonnegut - galapagos |
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pantalaimon ... thats mad, i'm reading "norwegian wood" too... its pretty cool... i know some girls exactly like our friend knows.... |
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Foundation Trilogy Asimov's collection of Robot short stories The Dune Series To the Lighthouse The Bluest Eye Native Son Things fall apart |
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neuromancer |
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this semester i've read quite a few good ones, including: Aura, by Carlos Fuentes Carmen's Rust, by Ana Maria Del Rio A Sister to Scheherazade, by Assia Djebar and I Could Read the Sky, by these two Irish Dudes whose names i cannot recall presently... |
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Insomnia |
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