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What Are You Reading? Part Deux. (pg. 24)
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Domesticated
Almost finished with The Godfather, stuck about 75% of the way through Tolstoy's Anna Karenin (it's ing arduous), and also reading John Steinbeck's Cannery Row in between.
Domesticated
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Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov
This was recommended in an earlier book thread, and I've had it on my bookshelf for a few months now and am only just getting around to reading it. And it's absolutely fantastic - definitely met the high expectations set by whoever posted it before. The prose is fairly simple, but very rich.





Excellent book and one that has been very popular in Australia. I didn't realise it was popular internationally. The only aspect of the novel that disappointed me was how much of it is bull. It's a great story, but a lot of it is heavily embellished or else I suspect completely made-up.
Specimen303

:crazy: :eyespop:
Lebezniatnikov
quote:
Originally posted by Domesticated
Excellent book and one that has been very popular in Australia. I didn't realise it was popular internationally. The only aspect of the novel that disappointed me was how much of it is bull. It's a great story, but a lot of it is heavily embellished or else I suspect completely made-up.


Agreed, though it does help to think of the entire work as a piece of fiction rather than an autobiography. I'd never heard of it before seeing it in a thread here, so I'm not sure whether it's well known in the states or not. Barnes and Noble only had one copy on the shelves.

Currently reading:



Much darker than expected thus far.
Teezdalien
I've just started reading Andrew Loog Oldham's two part autobiography 'Stoned & 2Stoned'.
He was The Rolling Stones manager throughout the 60's. Interesting read about rock n roll back then.
woscar
Halfway through this, and it's one of the best books I've ever read.



Highly recommended.
boris_the_bear
reading a bunch of law-related articles atm
yukii
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Originally posted by woscar
Halfway through this, and it's one of the best books I've ever read.


Lol, im half way through this one:

Esiotrat
Just reread Harrison Burgeron by Kurt Vonnegut. I remember reading this nearly 6 years ago. Very good story, even if the ending is miserably predictable.
woscar
Awesome, that is on the queue as well along with "Cosmos". :D

yukii
yeah, i also have Cosmos. it looks more like a big picture book tho :p
woscar
Have you read "The Demon-Haunted World"? :p
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