Highly recommend anything written/said by this sublime woman.
___________________
The only hard feelings should be in your pants
Oct-15-2012 07:34
meriter
-
Registered: May 2009
Location:
Just finished Crichton's The Lost World... it was a dollar at goodwill figured I'd give it a shot. This is one of those stories that is completely driven by stupid decisions. Just no excuse for anything that happens in this book at all. Still a fun read though I guess
Oct-21-2012 01:53
netroM
42
Registered: Jan 2002
Location: Trondheim
I finished Asimov's "The Complete Robot" a week ago or so.
Recently I've read Blacksad, (Previously I've read most of the stories in Norwegian, as they were featured in a Norwegian comic book) but that one didn't include the newest story "A Silent Hell", so I'll have to buy that as well.
Other than that, I keep on reading H.P. Lovecraft's novels when I'm on the loo or tram/bus on my mobile.
I kinda regret I lent my H.P. Lovecraft "Tome" away to a friend before finishing it, but then again, when I had it, I hardly read it due to reading Asimov.
I should really procure the Foundation Series as well. That will probably be my next buy, after I buy a few records I've been wanting for some time.
___________________
Oct-21-2012 12:22
Dj Nacht
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Feb 2003
Location:
Take a good look at the cover of this book. Now, if anyone tells you to read this book because it is "deep", punch them in the face immediately.
Every time I try to explain to someone that this book is not complicated or "deep", they say "you just didn't understand it".
F?&$%?%$ YOU!
The author pounds the message into your head every freaking paragraph! He is relentlessly annoying the shit out of you on each page with the "deep meaning", as if you didn't understand it the first 500 times. The book is also filled with God this and God that, so that's just extra piss me off points.
Reading another book called Ishmael now and it is good so far.
Oct-24-2012 16:34
meriter
-
Registered: May 2009
Location:
Just started reading the original Jurassic Park... sooooo much better
Oct-25-2012 01:06
Lews
Platipus And Prog Addict
Registered: Feb 2007
Location: Hugging Whales And Saving Trees
I'm trying to start reading Cloud Atlas, but I will admit I am struggling a bit although I am interested.
Anyone know if there are cliff notes for this thing?
I know I know I'm hipstering on this one.
___________________
Nov-03-2012 03:10
woscar
Starstuff
Registered: Nov 2004
Location: Guatemala, Guatemala
quote:
Originally posted by Dj Nacht
Take a good look at the cover of this book. Now, if anyone tells you to read this book because it is "deep", punch them in the face immediately.
Every time I try to explain to someone that this book is not complicated or "deep", they say "you just didn't understand it".
F?&$%?%$ YOU!
The author pounds the message into your head every freaking paragraph! He is relentlessly annoying the shit out of you on each page with the "deep meaning", as if you didn't understand it the first 500 times. The book is also filled with God this and God that, so that's just extra piss me off points.
Reading another book called Ishmael now and it is good so far.
Unfortunately, a trustworthy friend recommended it. To be fair, they warned me that they had read it a long time ago.
I should have known better when I read that Oprah and a bunch of stupid Hollywood celebrities love the book. I actually burned the freaking book, no joke. I hate it.
Nov-05-2012 04:08
Dykes_on_Jay
Ape me.
Registered: Aug 2012
Location: Shenzhen LBC
I started reading A Conversation With God, but shelved it because I couldn't take the rambling writing style that it uses.
Originally posted by Dj Nacht
Unfortunately, a trustworthy friend recommended it. To be fair, they warned me that they had read it a long time ago.
I should have known better when I read that Oprah and a bunch of stupid Hollywood celebrities love the book. I actually burned the freaking book, no joke. I hate it.
You think that's bad!? HE'S IN OUR ACADEMY OF LETTERS!
___________________
Indiana Clones Upcoming Sets
[ I May Upload Something Someday ]
Nov-05-2012 05:23
Joss Weatherby
Banned
Registered: May 2008
Location: The Pacific Northwest, of course
Need to find something to read...
My bathroom book right now is Armor Attacks: The Tank Platoon - An Interactive Exercise in Small-Unit Tactics and Leadership, which is literally a choose your own adventure book used for training a tank platoon leader...
It is making me want to re-read Team Yankee
On the other hand, I still need to read Infinite Jest