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[Addai]

MaaZeus wrote...

Last Wish is REALLY good. At first it seems like a random collection of short stories similar to Lovecraft collections, but there is an actual core plot linking the Voice Of Reason parts to the parts telling Geralts past missons, they are there to give an insight to Geralts line of thought and how he sees the world. I enjoyed that book a LOT. And so far Blood Of The Elves has been enjoyable read too.

I'm currently reading The Last Wish as well and enjoying it very much.  I like the short-story style.  It reminds me of folk tales, which I love, except all the folk tales have Geralt in them.  Which is fine by me.

Mmmm, Geralt......   

[Dark Lilith]

The Wii manual

[MelRedux]

George RR Martin's Song of Ice and Fire books....Addai67 made me 
i'm on number 2, Clash of Kings.

[Addai]

Mel_Redux wrote...

George RR Martin's Song of Ice and Fire books....Addai67 made me 
i'm on number 2, Clash of Kings.

You know you love that GRRM crack. 

[KnightofPhoenix]

Hyppolytos, by Euripides. Greek Tragedy. Boring. Mandatory reading.

[Burritos]

The Knights Tale by Geoffrey Chaucer



That book confusing as shet

[Crippledcarny]

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

Hyppolytos, by Euripides. Greek Tragedy. Boring. Mandatory reading.

Most Greek plays are really good but I'll never understand why teachers feel the need to require them for reading when just about all of them can be summed up in about a paragraph or two. If there was any word play worth noting its been lost in translation and the only thing that matters about the play now is it's meaning. Which, again, can be summed up easily.

Modifié par Crippledcarny, 05 octobre 2010 - 03:42 .

[Nerevar-as]

I´ll never understand why mandatory readings in school usually include books which were not written with children and teens in mind. I hate most literature pre XX century thanks to that.

[magelet]

Buddenbrooks by Thomas Mann

It's for a class, yet surprisingly enjoyable.

[Jack Hoff]

My palms by my palms.

[DAOME2FTW]

The darren shan saga are quite good, incredibly depressing, but good.

[Rockworm503]

The Bourne Identity.

Forget what you saw in the movie the book makes it look like Sesame Street by comparison.

[mousestalker]

Murder Must Advertise by Dorothy Sayers

[boomgosthedino]

I'm reading a Biography of Miyamoto Musashi and his life writing, along with his book of five rings.

[Arsonists get all the girls]

I'm reading a book called "Grow you own Pot" it's very informative.

[Nerevar-as]

AwesomeName wrote...

Finished the Scott Pilgrim novels which were completely ace

Now reading Gaiman's Sandman Vol. 1... Does it get any better - it's really boring at the moment :/

Wait until you meet his sister. Then it keeps getting better.

[Amberyl Ravenclaw]

"Nationalism in Southeast Asia - 'If the people are with us' by University of Auckland researcher Nicholas Tarling. It provides a very comprehensive overview on the various scholarly arguments about nationalism, and the sources of nationalism in SE Asia especially with regards to colonial and imperialist regimes. Gets depressing at times, but a good book about history and reality will do that to you. Sadly, unlike many of you folks here, I don't have time for leisure reading these days. Books like Tarling's *are* my leisure reading.  

Modifié par Amberyl Ravenclaw, 12 octobre 2010 - 12:41 .

[mousestalker]

In the car, we're listening to what we always listen to this time of year:



A Night In the Lonesome October by Roger Zelazny.

[TheMufflon]

Molecular and Biochemical Toxicology by Robert C. Smart and Ernest Hodgson

[Druss99]

boomgosthedino wrote...

I'm reading a Biography of Miyamoto Musashi and his life writing, along with his book of five rings.

Do you mean an actual biography or Eiji Yoshikawa's Musashi? Because they are two very different things lol.

I'm currently reading The Black Prism by Brent Weeks its pretty good so far.