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Post by Lolli on Aug 3, 2010 19:40:06 GMT
I'm currently reading The Colour Purple by Alice Walker and Reaper Man by Terry Pratchett. Haven't read enough of either yet to make a comment but I'm enjoying both so far.
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Father Vincent
Lying Figure
What's wrong? You don't trust me?
Shuwatch!
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Post by Father Vincent on Aug 6, 2010 22:45:15 GMT
Reaper Man by Terry Pratchett. That's my girl. I myself am on Thief of Time. I love Discworld, and the Death stories are some of the best. And Reaper Man introduces the Auditors, an interesting group of antagonists.
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Post by alx on Aug 12, 2010 7:33:59 GMT
Finished Bullfinch's Mythology and started the Golden Bough. Interesting stuff...
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Post by Toadkiller Dog on Aug 26, 2010 16:48:17 GMT
Currently reading the Scott Pilgrim graphic novels from Bryan Lee O'Malley.
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Post by Vio on Sept 23, 2010 17:30:59 GMT
Jannach's German for Reading Knowledge, 6th Edition by Richard Alan Korb
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Post by alx on Sept 30, 2010 10:32:04 GMT
Ender's Game and the Treasure Box by OSC
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Post by Toadkiller Dog on Oct 1, 2010 15:29:45 GMT
Skeleton Crew by Stephen King. I've read bits and pieces from this before, but I've been going back through all of King's short story collections lately.
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Post by Lolli on Oct 2, 2010 0:12:11 GMT
For A Few Demons More by Kim Harrison. I really love her books.
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Post by dreggnog on Oct 2, 2010 4:02:29 GMT
Stephen King's The Gunslinger. Keeping in mind that it's considered lesser in comparison to the later books, I enjoyed it fairly well. I liked the Man in Black's rant towards the end of the book though was surprised not to see an epic battle.
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Post by dreggnog on Nov 18, 2010 21:24:34 GMT
I read Stephen King's Pet Sematary.
Now I'm reading .hack, legend of the twilight. I like it ok but I wish it was a little less about manga-type stuff and focused a little more on the general idea of being inside an rpg.
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nureintier
Nurse
Warlord of Misanthropy
Posts: 144
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Post by nureintier on Nov 19, 2010 10:38:10 GMT
Delusions of Gender by Cordelia Fine. Pretty good so far, humorous and brings up a lot of good points.
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Post by Bloodbeard on Nov 23, 2010 16:40:42 GMT
The Narracong Riddle by August Derleth.
Wanna start a collection of everything he's writen.
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Post by dreggnog on Nov 23, 2010 21:23:46 GMT
Rereading The Golden Compass. Makes a hell of a lot more sense than it did when I was little.
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Post by mr. worncoat on Nov 23, 2010 21:33:26 GMT
Right now, I'm reading Mount Rushmore: An Icon Reconsidered by Jesse Larner. It's a decent read, going on about the downfall of the Native Americans in the west during the expansion, the interests of government, business, and settlers, and providing opinions of those in the current day on the whole affair.
I would like to add that before this, I was reading Lies the Government Told You by Judge Napolitano. This book, although I cannot easily agree to a few opinions held by Napolitano, is sobering for those who are already aware of the corruption of the U.S. system, but not the history nor vastness of that corruption. It's not a terribly thick book, nor does it cover every fine detail, but the facts provided within gave me such a headache. In other words, I liked it enough to recommend it with a good deal of enthusiasm.
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Post by Vio on Dec 2, 2010 1:09:56 GMT
Rant by Chuck Palahniuk
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