Evil?
omghaxlol!1
Mum bought me the George Carlin Auto/biography for Christmas. I suppose I shall start reading it soon.
The Books/Reading Thread
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Dazed and Brutal
Yall About to Witness
Considering I have a stockpile of shit to read for next semester could someone recomend me a relatively short book for my leisure time??
Evil?
omghaxlol!1
sadistik necrofiend
Furby goes nanners
Present Fiction:
Stephen King: The Talisman (a bit slow, still slow from where I am now).
Present Non-Fiction:
The Ra Material: The Law of One Series. Most Awesome Christmas Present ever. (Recommended to those interested in the Occult, Metaphysics, Meditation, Healing, Spirituality, Channeling, Science, and More)
Stephen King: The Talisman (a bit slow, still slow from where I am now).
Present Non-Fiction:
The Ra Material: The Law of One Series. Most Awesome Christmas Present ever. (Recommended to those interested in the Occult, Metaphysics, Meditation, Healing, Spirituality, Channeling, Science, and More)
no country for old wainds
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haulage:
rothfuss - name of the wind
abercrombie - the blade itself
byatt - the painted man
morgan - the steel remains
hemingway - the old man and the sea
banville - the sea
woolf - the waves
updike - rabbit, run
roth - american pastoral
beckett - complete dramatic works
beckett - novel trilogy
williams - streetcar named desire
morrison - beloved
miller - death of a salesman
pynchon - crying of lot 49
nabokov - lolita
salinger - catcher in the rye
mitchell - cloud atlas
vonnegut - slaughterhouse 5
wordsworth - complete works
rothfuss - name of the wind
abercrombie - the blade itself
byatt - the painted man
morgan - the steel remains
hemingway - the old man and the sea
banville - the sea
woolf - the waves
updike - rabbit, run
roth - american pastoral
beckett - complete dramatic works
beckett - novel trilogy
williams - streetcar named desire
morrison - beloved
miller - death of a salesman
pynchon - crying of lot 49
nabokov - lolita
salinger - catcher in the rye
mitchell - cloud atlas
vonnegut - slaughterhouse 5
wordsworth - complete works
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Einherjar86
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I've heard that Joe Abercrombie trilogy is good. Please give us a post on what you think once you've read the first book.
EDIT:
for the holiday I received:
Paul Auster- Leviathan and In the Country of Last Things (sorry Mike, no Moon Palace
)
Charles Stross- Singularity Sky
Neal Stephenson- Anathem
R. Scott Bakker- Neuropath
non-fiction:
Walter Benn Michaels- The Shape of the Signifier
Hubert Dreyfus- What Computers Still Can't Do
EDIT:
for the holiday I received:
Paul Auster- Leviathan and In the Country of Last Things (sorry Mike, no Moon Palace
)Charles Stross- Singularity Sky
Neal Stephenson- Anathem
R. Scott Bakker- Neuropath
non-fiction:
Walter Benn Michaels- The Shape of the Signifier
Hubert Dreyfus- What Computers Still Can't Do
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Einherjar86
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Will do, don't hold your breath though. It's long, and there are a few I want to get to before that one.
It's long, and there are a few I want to get to before that one.
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challenge_everything
Active Member
Badbird
Never banned
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Kickass book!Lots of cool photos in this book.Every football fan should get this book right now.
Kickass book!Lots of cool photos in this book.Every football fan should get this book right now.
V.V.V.V.V.
Houses Ov Mercury
Bought and began reading House of Leaves today. You can't even imagine my horror when Tom Navidson was introduced as being from my hometown. I almost just had a heart attack. I imagined it like the book had inputted my hometown into a blank left by the author (or authors?!).
This is pretty fucked up stuff. I like.
This is pretty fucked up stuff. I like.
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on a related note, my lit theory professor loved my House of Leaves paper. This is what he said in a facebook message to me:
Einherjar, if you or anybody else is interested in reading it, lemme know and I'll email it to you
Oblivious Maximus
I am the worm
Began reading a collection of previously unreleased Bukowski stuff called Portions From a Wine Stained Notebook a few days ago. A must have for Bukowski fanatics.
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Einherjar86
Active Member
on a related note, my lit theory professor loved my House of Leaves paper. This is what he said in a facebook message to me:
Einherjar, if you or anybody else is interested in reading it, lemme know and I'll email it to you
Send it my way! I loved those academic articles that you sent me on it.
Vegard Pompey
ALLY TO GOOD, NIGHTMARE TO YOU
I just got The Road today. I thought I would give it a bit higher priority on my mental list of books to read now that the film is out.
So the book came with a sticker on the cover that says "NOW A MAJOR MOTION PICTURE." Why the hell would I want a fucking sticker on the cover? I could remove it, but it'd probably leave some sticky shit that I can't get rid of. How annoying.
I haven't read it yet. I glimpsed through the first pages a bit and I think I like his writing style already, though.
So the book came with a sticker on the cover that says "NOW A MAJOR MOTION PICTURE." Why the hell would I want a fucking sticker on the cover? I could remove it, but it'd probably leave some sticky shit that I can't get rid of. How annoying.
I haven't read it yet. I glimpsed through the first pages a bit and I think I like his writing style already, though.
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Zephyrus
Tyrants and Slaves
Just read in Latin the play "Medea" by Seneca, originally by Euripides. One of the darkest, most heart-wrenching examples of ancient theatre you can find. I recommend it to you drama nerds.
