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| Originally posted by tranceDJ GREAT BOOK...it's about all types of our "lovely" American culture, the funnier parts are obviously the ones you're more familiar with because he goes into such detail with them such as going through every season and many characters of the real world. I never knew that someone could take something like the real world or any of the other subjects and use them to perform such a critique on society. You'll end up disgusted but laughing your ass off by the end of it, trust me  |
Ugh, haven't had time to finish Baudolino...hopefully no one's reserved it so I can renew it on Friday. I really want to get through it cause I have this one lined up next:
Btw basd, Baudolino isn't a tough read at all. In fact it's quite humorous. I dunno if you've ever heard of Baron Munchausen? Anyway, it reminds me of his tall tales.
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Hilarious shit. 
Will Clarke is da man! 
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| Originally posted by Cloudburst It's truly a masterpiece. I just ordered: God Emperor of Dune Heretics of Dune Chapterhouse: Dune Should come in the mail on monday. |
Incredible book, truly takes you on a journey...it's about so much more than the stars pictured on its cover
Next in line:
I have some more on the backburner, but with 4 summer classes I've barely time to read non class material.
finished:
which was...interesting to say the least. kinda like an action movie you had to read and figure out. im still not exactly sure what happened.
but before that:
Returning To Earth by Jim Harrison
I started Thunderstruck by Erik Larson, and i may finish it at some point...|
synchro 6 user guide.... traffic analysis software i have to learn for work
The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins.
for the second time
I just got this checked out of the library.
deals with shady issues of the shipping industry. very interesting.
I want to read his other book. Highly interesting subject.
Langewiesche recently came on colbert's show to talk about it.
one great filmmaker interviews another...
for the 3rd time
i really enjoy this book.
yes i can read.
no i don't need pictures
Just bought it today in paperback. 
I just finished:
I really liked how it differed from the movie - the gist of the story is of course very similar, but the philosophical focus is somewhat different. In the book, Deckard is very much more focused on his own existence rather than just the existence of the androids.
Now I'm moving on to:
It's my first Gabriel Garcia Marquez novella, and someone recommended it before reading:
Great book...same author as "Into Thin Air" about Mt. Everest.
Just finished Moli�re's Tartuffe and I don't think I've ever read better comedy.
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| Originally posted by XoxidE This sentence. |
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| Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov It's my first Gabriel Garcia Marquez novella, and someone recommended it before reading: |
Omggggg soo many good books in this thread that I wanna read!! I need to stop looking in here until I get through at least ONE of the ones sitting on my desk, lol.
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| Originally posted by venomX I'm not sure how much got lost in translation in this book, but if the translation is any good it will be one of the most enjoyable books you will ever read. GGM is by far one of my favorite writers and this book is a gem. |
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