what are you reading?
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Voice of God
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nini666 said:
It's still in print as it's important part of history.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...103-0211929-2105453?v=glance&s=books&n=507846
And this isn't even the only one. There's at least five different printings for sale in Amazon for this book. Although what I've heard, it's pretty poorly written and not really worth ploughing through for other reason than maybe studying.
FrozenFaery
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I'm reading "A Guide to Werewolf Literature" by Brian J. Frost. It's very interesting to read, which scans the history of werewolf stories and novels from the early times to the present day. It includes short samples from a lot of werewolf stories, some of which are really nice. The book talks about other things to do with werewolves.
Voice of God
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Bill Hicks - Love All the People (collection of his routines and writings)
Daniel Pinchbeck - Breaking open the head
Robert Anton Wilson - Prometheus Rising
George R.R. Martin - Game of Thrones (decided to get this much because of the praise here)
+ two roleplaying books....
I'm reading all of them at the same time. Couldn't decide which one to start first so I started them all. Progress is slow, but schizophrenic.
Daniel Pinchbeck - Breaking open the head
Robert Anton Wilson - Prometheus Rising
George R.R. Martin - Game of Thrones (decided to get this much because of the praise here)
+ two roleplaying books....
I'm reading all of them at the same time. Couldn't decide which one to start first so I started them all. Progress is slow, but schizophrenic.
MorgulLordofShadows
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Silent Song said:
Martin maintains the quality through the series. Trust me on that. I'm rereading the first 3 books right now. The 4th, "Feast for Crows," comes out in November. Right now I'm about halfway through Clash of Kings. Song of Ice and Fire is way up there in my personal favorites. Before I started rereading it though, I finished up Lord of the Rings (I read it about once a year if I can), Goodkind's Sword of Truth series (awesome books, ignore the naysayers), and Star Wars The New Jedi Order (was way better than anything in the prequels). Oh, and to whoever is reading the Godfather, I hope you like it, it has some great characterization.
derek
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We're a well read bunch of folks for being considered "long haired thugs" by the general media.
We're a well read bunch of folks for being considered "long haired thugs" by the general media.
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nini666 said:
If you're still active, old europe is very gay about MK, but it is widely available in the states and most other places.
Voice of God
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Finished the Bill Hicks book, don't really recommend it, unless you're a big fan of his... lot of repetition in the routines. Also almost finished Wilson's book, and it has been a very interesting non-mainstream theory on brains.
I'm currently somewhere around page 200 of the Game of Thrones and I have to thank everybody who recommended it here. Excellent book so far. I've never seen so many characters being presented in such a perfect way (meaning that there's probably around 20-30 characters so far and after the first 100 pages I know ALL of them well enough that I don't have to wonder who's who, with this amount of characters and families.... just genious)
I'm currently somewhere around page 200 of the Game of Thrones and I have to thank everybody who recommended it here. Excellent book so far. I've never seen so many characters being presented in such a perfect way (meaning that there's probably around 20-30 characters so far and after the first 100 pages I know ALL of them well enough that I don't have to wonder who's who, with this amount of characters and families.... just genious)
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I READ A TRILOGY (I THINK ONE OF THE FIRST TRILOGIES HE WROTE) WHERE THERE WAS AN INTERDEMENTIONAL "RIFT" AND THERE WERE 2 DIFFERENT DIMENTIONS GOING TO WAR WITH EACH OTHER (I THINK IT WAS CALLED "RIFT WAR SAGA" OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT) I REALLY DON'T REMEMBER IT THAT MUCH THOUGH CUZ I READ IT SO LONG AGO (POSSIBLY BACK WHEN IT WAS FIRST WRITTEN)Voice of God said:
LORD_RED_DRAGON
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LOVE READING GRECO-ROMAN/EGYPTIAN/NORSE(NORDIC) MYTHOLOGY BUT I DON'T THINK I'VE EVER READ ANY CHINEESE MYTHOLOGYSilent Song said:
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THE ONLY MOVIE BASED ON BOOK THAT I'VE EVER SEEN (THAT I CAN REMEMBER) THAT WAS EVEN CLOSE TO THE BOOK WAS THE 1ST HARRY POTTER MOVIE AND THAT WAS MOSTLY CUZ THE BOOK APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN WRITTEN AS A SCREENPLAY ANYWAYIron_slayer said:
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