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Originally posted by Resnick Dune. by far the best sci fi book/movie/anything that exists.

I just wish I could get a hold on the 4 and a half hour cut of the David Lynch film version....I guess they showed it on the sci fi channel back when it was first starting out.


Best book ever:

Yertle the Turtle and Other Stories - Dr. Seuss

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One of my favourate books i read would be Interview with the vampire

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Originally posted by MrSquirrel I just wish I could get a hold on the 4 and a half hour cut of the David Lynch film version....I guess they showed it on the sci fi channel back when it was first starting out.

i watched it on my high-quality stereo system in "cinema" mode

it was the shiznit!!!!! those blue eyes OMG

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Best book ever = tuntematon sotilas (unknown soldier) writen by Väinö Linna.

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Animals are great!!

The absolute best book I've ever read is Stephen King's "Different Seasons"
It's actually four novelletes, and the best one is definately "Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption", which was then later turned into the BEST movie EVER
"Apt Pupil" was really cool.. it's a story about a kid who finds some old Nazi and starts bothering him until they both turned insane.
This book definately shows that Stephen King can do much more than horror.

I enjoy all the books by Michael Connelly. L.A. Requiem by Robert Crais. Silent Joe by T. Jefferson Parker, and books by Clive Cussler.

Emil

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Originally posted by whiskers pulp is gross, it feels like i'm swallowing someone's load

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The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami

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James Joyce - A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
Aldous Huxley - Brave New World

I still have many, many books to read, though.

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there is actually a sticky thread about books in the political section i believe so check that out if you are looking for good reading. as far as what i read...i like to read text books as boring as that sounds hehehe. lots of history and classic literature. i would have to say that my favorite book would be...

Albert Camus - The Stranger

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Originally posted by sash fear and loathing in las vegas, by hunter s. thompson

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I chose to read this book for a book review for my english class. It is a good book, but what I DIDN'T know is that for our exam, we would have to compare the book we chose to read and compare it to The Narrative Of Frederick Douglas!!!!


I said they were both in pursuit of a dream, and I got a B

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