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Anyone read any decent books lately? Drifting from my usual sci-fi/fantasy kick, I've just read a really good book named 'A Prayer for Owen Meany', by John Irving. It was pretty long, but worthwhile. It's a good read.
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(Original post by The Nerdy One)
Anyone read any decent books lately? Drifting from my usual sci-fi/fantasy kick, I've just read a really good book named 'A Prayer for Owen Meany', by John Irving. It was pretty long, but worthwhile. It's a good read.
Anyone read any decent books lately? Drifting from my usual sci-fi/fantasy kick, I've just read a really good book named 'A Prayer for Owen Meany', by John Irving. It was pretty long, but worthwhile. It's a good read.
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(Original post by kita)
I dont do reading....
(hi kay)
I dont do reading....
(hi kay)
P.S. Reading Justin Timberlake lyrics doesn't count as reading.
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(Original post by Eternal Idol)
You should.
You should.
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(Original post by The Nerdy One)
Hey Keats. and yes, you should. Expand that beautiful brain of yours.
P.S. Reading Justin Timberlake lyrics doesn't count as reading.
Hey Keats. and yes, you should. Expand that beautiful brain of yours.
P.S. Reading Justin Timberlake lyrics doesn't count as reading.
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(Original post by kita)
Yeah i know i should its just...i dunno...never have done really. I do now and again, and when i do pick up a book to read, il read the whole damn thing in one go! 400 pages was the last one bout a month ago!
Yeah i know i should its just...i dunno...never have done really. I do now and again, and when i do pick up a book to read, il read the whole damn thing in one go! 400 pages was the last one bout a month ago!
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Noting wrong with that.
Oh, and read "A Heartbreaking Work Of Staggering Genius" by dave Eggars. It's seriously odd - keeps changing format and has many appendices - and long, but it's SO worth it. Read the introduction and appendices too. It's very funny and equally sad.
Oh, and read "A Heartbreaking Work Of Staggering Genius" by dave Eggars. It's seriously odd - keeps changing format and has many appendices - and long, but it's SO worth it. Read the introduction and appendices too. It's very funny and equally sad.
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Ah, well. So much for a great literary discussion. Change of subject? Best anime? FLCL!
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I'm reading Catch-22 at the moment, and I love it. I'm glad it wasn't a set text this year or it would have killed some of my enjoyment of it.
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(Original post by The Nerdy One)
Ah, well. So much for a great literary discussion. Change of subject? Best anime? FLCL!
Ah, well. So much for a great literary discussion. Change of subject? Best anime? FLCL!
*confused*
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You said this was a geekish thread, so I have a geekish book:
Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom by Cory Doctorow
Its sci-fi, but not hardcore, more like William Gibson or Neal Stephenson. Even if you don't like the genre, though, its an entertaining read.
I don't know anything about anime, so I can't reccomend anything there.
Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom by Cory Doctorow
Its sci-fi, but not hardcore, more like William Gibson or Neal Stephenson. Even if you don't like the genre, though, its an entertaining read.
I don't know anything about anime, so I can't reccomend anything there.
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