Reccomend some new reading material[views:3630][posts:30]_________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 12:51pm - xmikex ""] please. |
____________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 12:54pm - Jellyfish ""] what types of books do you like? |
_____________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 1:00pm - RustedAngel ""] [img] |
______________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 1:03pm - the_reverend ""] I finished harry potter a month or so ago... now, I'm reading the davinci code. |
________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 1:06pm - Hooker ""] [what everyone else is] |
________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 1:12pm - xmikex ""] i just finished kurt vonnegut "welcome to the monkey house" and im working on some borges. my all-time favorite is still Danielewski's House of Leaves. Can anything top that? |
______________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 1:15pm - the_reverend ""] did you read other vonnegut like breakfast of champions or cat's cradle? I don't know danielewski.. but if you like vonnegut, try tim robbins. the book still life with woodpecker or half asleep in frog pjs, whatever you do stay away from even cowgirls get the blues.. that book sucked so bad. |
______________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 1:15pm - the_reverend ""] oh and the davinci code sucks for the first 50-70 pages and then after that rocks. it starts moving very fast. |
_____________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 1:16pm - christraper ""] I usually dont have time to read exept when im on the toilet and its usually something by HP Lovecraft or Aleister Crowley. |
__________________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 1:29pm - TheGreatSpaldino ""] hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy... short but immensely sweet The Star Rover by Jack London is very good Mythago Wood is another good book Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman is awesome |
_________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 2:13pm - tbone_r ""] i liked animal farm and black mass |
______________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 2:15pm - the_reverend ""] snowcrash by niel stephenson? |
______________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 2:15pm - swamplorddvm ""] I usually don't read actual books. I read mostly MAD mag (the best) and Discover mag, National geographic and the back of the coco puffs box. |
____________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 2:20pm - El Justin ""] angels and demons (davinci code guy) rules... really interesting theories on science and religion im reading some hp lovecraft compilation now... it's definite nerdery but it rocks |
_______________________________ [Sep 10,2004 2:31pm - jake ""] Odd Thomas - Koontz. |
___________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 3:48pm - Jellyfish ""] xmikex said:[QUOTEmy all-time favorite is still Danielewski's House of Leaves. Can anything top that? i was actually just given this book as a gift. Im gonna read it when i have time off from school. I had never heard of it but my uncle thought it was terrific so he gave it to me. |
______________________________ [Sep 10,2004 4:06pm - nick ""] THE ILLUMINATUS! |
_____________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 4:10pm - christraper ""] TheGreatSpaldino said:hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy... short but immensely sweet If you like hitchhikers guide check out a book called Red Dwarf. Fuckin hilarious!!!! I forget who wrote it but if you go to a barnes and gnoble or borders theyll find it for you in the scifi section. Definitely worth checking out. Its way funnier than hitchhikers! |
_______________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 5:07pm - MarkKevorkian ""] Apocalypse Culture Vol. 1 + 2 |
______________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 5:20pm - lady_czerach ""] anything written by Neil Gaiman. I'm just finishing up American Gods and I don't want it to end! Neverwhere is a good one to start with, though. |
_______________________________ [Sep 10,2004 5:25pm - jake ""] THE ILLUMINATUS! |
_______________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 6:01pm - ExHuMeD4DeAtH ""] "Nothing in this book is true, but it's exactly how things are" by Bob Frissell |
_______________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 6:03pm - ExHuMeD4DeAtH ""] >> If you like hitchhikers guide check out a book called Red Dwarf. Fuckin hilarious!!!! I forget who wrote it but if you go to a barnes and gnoble or borders theyll find it for you in the scifi section. Definitely worth checking out. Its way funnier than hitchhikers! >> have u heard of the television serious called Red Dwarf? Its probably based on the book, THAT is fucking hilarious |
_______________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 6:04pm - ExHuMeD4DeAtH ""] i somehow managed to fuck up the quote. three cheers for how much i suck |
____________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 6:06pm - BornSoVile ""] last two books I read were Dude, Where's My Country - Michael Moore Beyond Good and Evil - Nietzsche Moore's new book was really really good. |
_______________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 6:41pm - MarkKevorkian ""] Michael Moore is a self important, bloated, pinko, socialist. |
____________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 6:45pm - BornSoVile ""] That's why I like him. |
_______________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 6:54pm - MarkKevorkian ""] Fair enough. Carry on |
___________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 8:54pm - dreadkill ""] my friend had a book called "you are worthless", which seemed pretty interesting from what i read of it. |
_________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 9:51pm - dunwich ""] I enjoyed reading The House of Leaves. The way the format ties in with the story was clever but some of it seems a little gimmicky in retrospect. I know that he had a collection of letters from the book published but he hasn't done anything else to my knowledge. The last book I finished was "The Harlot by the Side of the Road" by Kirsch. I don't normally like detective/mystery novels but I've been enjoying Black Dahlia by James Ellroy. |
_____________________________________ [Sep 10,2004 11:26pm - anonymous ""] "A Million Little Pieces" by James Frey is actually rather good. As said before, anything by Gaiman is awesome. |