Book Recommendations
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Re: Book Recommendations
by shadyblogger » Aug 31st, '14, 04:51
Catcher in the Rye if you haven't read it already
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Re: Book Recommendations
by Fleka » Aug 31st, '14, 18:00
Blogs McGooch wrote:Catcher in the Rye if you haven't read it already
Reading it now.
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Re: Book Recommendations
by CrashBand » Aug 31st, '14, 21:40
dead prez wrote:
No book has ever worked my brain as hard as this has atm
lol, i started this, but didnt have the time to commit. will read it after my degree.
shouts to DFW tho
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Re: Book Recommendations
by dead prez » Aug 31st, '14, 22:10
thoughts on watchmen though so far, phaggot?
And yeah I've heard horror stories of it taking at least a month to finish this book (that's if you're a speedreader and not even taking all the footnotes into account)
And yeah I've heard horror stories of it taking at least a month to finish this book (that's if you're a speedreader and not even taking all the footnotes into account)
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Re: Book Recommendations
by CrashBand » Aug 31st, '14, 22:12
yea, u gotta treat like a job somewhat, lol.
his non-fiction is really gr8 and more accessible g. but like, infinite jest is def on the bucket list.
took a break over the weekend ay. but yeah, it's good m8.
his non-fiction is really gr8 and more accessible g. but like, infinite jest is def on the bucket list.
took a break over the weekend ay. but yeah, it's good m8.
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Re: Book Recommendations
by dead prez » Aug 31st, '14, 22:13
once you graduate from that though, there's always this
If you stopped right before chapter 4-6, that's when the book hits it's pea and when it's really on that other level. Before that it was mostly pretty good (I thought fantastic, but yeah).
If you stopped right before chapter 4-6, that's when the book hits it's pea and when it's really on that other level. Before that it was mostly pretty good (I thought fantastic, but yeah).
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Re: Book Recommendations
by CrashBand » Aug 31st, '14, 22:17
i find it way harder to read fiction than i should, lol. don't know why, but non-fiction seems to capture my attention more. i feel would prefer it to be the other way round. kinda embarrassing, lol.
good writing's good writing tho i guess.
and yea. finished 3.
good writing's good writing tho i guess.
and yea. finished 3.
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Re: Book Recommendations
by dead prez » Aug 31st, '14, 22:20
I'm the completely opposite I have to force myself to read nonficiton because I know just reading fiction is just tunnel vision. I'm reading 1776 by David McCullough (as well as a bunch of other books atm), and it tells a certain a certain historical event in a narrative format and makes it really interesting. Just like reading a novel.
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Re: Book Recommendations
by CrashBand » Aug 31st, '14, 22:27
it'd obvs b best to enjoy both
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Re: Book Recommendations
by TranSlucEnt » Sep 4th, '14, 02:19
Catcher In The Rye 
"Soon as my flow starts, I compose art like the ghost of Mozart"
"All that fire in your eyes shows pain, but the flame ain't blue enough"
"All that fire in your eyes shows pain, but the flame ain't blue enough"
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Re: Book Recommendations
by Fleka » Sep 15th, '14, 08:57
TranSlucEnt wrote:Catcher In The Rye
Holden is one crazy motherfucker.
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Re: Book Recommendations
by gutawafang » Sep 15th, '14, 09:49
Twilight
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Re: Book Recommendations
by Guess_Who » Sep 22nd, '14, 13:54
Fleka is reading out of control! Catcher In The Rye is one of my favorite books.
About Millenium I watched the movies. The original ones, the movies are great, so I guess the books too.
Should we suggest him to read El Quijote , Calandre? haha
About Millenium I watched the movies. The original ones, the movies are great, so I guess the books too.
Should we suggest him to read El Quijote , Calandre? haha
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