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Farted by ChocolateCoffin, March 28, 2007, 03:08:14 PM

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Slurpee

I'm supposed to be reading The Grapes of Wrath, but I never claimed to be a good student.

World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War

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I just started Kim by Rudyard Kipling at my uncle's request. The intro is by some scholar and it's boring as all hell but I'm still reading it just in case it helps me understand the book better.

AlbinoClock

I'm about half-way through The Eye in the Triangle, an interpretation of Aleister Crowley by Israel Regardie. Good stuff. It's pretty much a biography with a lot of Golden Dawn related content; rituals, grades, history of their schisms and the like. I'd recommend it to anyone interested in mysticism, secret societies, psychology, or occult studies.

yinyangclock

Norweigan Wood by Haruki Murakami. I've read the red volume and I'm about to start the green one. It's good.

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GreyClock

Quote from: LeekClock;770592dutch childrens' literature LUL
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Also I haven't read a book since last year's summer holiday. I read some Lovecraft then. Cthulhu, Innsmouth, Re-animator. I was halfway through At the Mountains of Madness, and I have a holiday coming up so maybe I'll finish it.

LeekClock

Quote from: GreyClock;792000welke DICK

Also I haven't read a book since last year's summer holiday. I read some Lovecraft then. Cthulhu, Innsmouth, Re-animator. I was halfway through At the Mountains of Madness, and I have a holiday coming up so maybe I'll finish it.

Een boek over kindermisbruik dat MIJN TANTE IS EEN GRINDEWAL heet

Nu lees ik "floris ende blancefloer" (en middeleuws verhaal, maar in modern Nederlands vertaald)..

ChocolateCoffin

I'm now reading Haunted by Chuck Palaniuk.

yinyangclock

Quote from: Captain Howdy;787088Norweigan Wood by Haruki Murakami. I've read the red volume and I'm about to start the green one. It's good.

UPDATE: A 13 year old girl seduced a 31 year old woman into doing filthy lesbian things with her. I refuse to read on.


I'm not joking.

zl

Quote from: ArseOnToast;792491I'm now reading Haunted by Chuck Palaniuk.

I loved this book


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Quote from: LeekClock;792160Een boek over kindermisbruik dat MIJN TANTE IS EEN GRINDEWAL heet

Nu lees ik "floris ende blancefloer" (en middeleuws verhaal, maar in modern Nederlands vertaald)..

I'm finished these now and i'm reading Traumnovelle by Arthur Schnitzler. The book upon which Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut was based.

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Quote from: Captain Howdy;792498UPDATE: A 13 year old girl seduced a 31 year old woman into doing filthy lesbian things with her. I refuse to read on.


I'm not joking.

GAHAHAHA! You should read on till you see what the old chick does with the main character

"Sorry dear, wrong wrinkle" direct quote from the book. If you want his awesome writing style without the sex then read "Dance Dance Dance"


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Abraham Lincoln:
His Speeches and Writings

About 800 pages of speeches, essays, personal letters, and poetry.

The writing is consistently amazing - his metaphors powerful and smoothly fit inside speeches given to even the stuffiest sort of audiences - his humor sometimes heartwarming, sometimes heartbreaking - and throughout, he shows his gift for taking an endlessly complex situation and describing it in such simple, heartfelt terms that his position becomes nearly irresistible.

<3 Lincoln

ChocolateCoffin

http://iqtesting.info/iqtest.exeI finished Haunted, and read The Hitch hikers guide to the galaxy in a day.

LeekClock

Now i'm reading No one Belongs Here More Than You - a book of short stories by Miranda July (performance artist and writer/director of Me and You and Everybody We Know)

AlbinoClock

I've been poking at Count Zero by William Gibson, but  I've moved on to Dr. Bloodmoney by Phil Dick, which seems way better.