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Kafka, The Trial
Andre Aciman, Call Me By Your Name
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I'm currently reading 'The Godfather', and it's definately living up to my expectations. A great read, would recommend it to all fans of the film! And anyone else in general, I think it really is that good.
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I'm reading Commodore Hornblower, by C.S. Forester.Originally Posted by AlanC
Have you read the others too? The Hornblower books are perfect novels... intelligent but a little fluffy... impossible to stop reading... so good...
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bringing this back because of the HP post...
right now i'm reading On the Road (Kerouac) cause i've never read it!
next i have Middlesex (Eugenides) lined up cause my friend and i traded, and i lent her Lunar Park (Ellis).
anyone else?
right now i'm reading On the Road (Kerouac) cause i've never read it!
next i have Middlesex (Eugenides) lined up cause my friend and i traded, and i lent her Lunar Park (Ellis).
anyone else?
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Hey, I forgot about this topic. Right now I'm re-reading Against the Day (Pynchon), re-reading The Road (MCarthy) for the third time, re-reading The Communist Manifesto (Marx), going back and reading through all The Complete Peanuts sets that have come out thus far (trying to take it slow and savor it this time) and I re-read Ice Haven (Clowes) last night. Nothing this year has struck a nerve with me outside of comics, but I've been meaning to check out Austin Grossman's Soon I Will Be Invincible and I'm kind of anxious to read Warren Ellis' Crooked Little Vein, which comes out tomorrow.
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Hey, I forgot about this topic. Right now I'm re-reading Against the Day (Pynchon), re-reading The Road (MCarthy) for the third time, re-reading The Communist Manifesto (Marx), going back and reading through all The Complete Peanuts sets that have come out thus far (trying to take it slow and savor it this time) and I re-read Ice Haven (Clowes) last night. Nothing this year has struck a nerve with me outside of comics, but I've been meaning to check out Austin Grossman's Soon I Will Be Invincible and I'm kind of anxious to read Warren Ellis' Crooked Little Vein, which comes out tomorrow.Originally Posted by jonglover
Just a question, but why would anybody bother to read the Communist Manifesto twice? Once is bad enough as the thing is nothing more than a propaganda pamphlet. If you want to read Marx and see why he was, in fact, brilliant you should really read Das Kapital. I liken the Communist Manifesto to one of those creepy Jews For Jesus pamphlets that they used to try to distribute after football games. I also didn't like On the Road and think Kerouac is probably the most overrated writer of the 20th century. I think a lot of people claim to like him because they are too afraid of being ridiculed for not.
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