What are you fuckers reading?

Fata Morgana

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• Jan 9, 2014

• #151

JohnnySavage said:

This thread is like an indiesnob music thread. Except it's filled with books nobody ever heard of instead of music nobody ever heard of.

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How dare you compare my fab thread to the ramblings of that mad cunt with no taste whatsoever!

 

lovetoread

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• Jan 9, 2014

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Noor said:

Takedown Twenty-Janet Evanovich

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I'm gonna guess she still will be in a love triangle at the end of it and at least one vehicle will be blown up or destroyed.

 

Adre

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• Jan 9, 2014

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Fata Morgana said:

Am loving it.

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Have you read The Magus by Fowles?

 

Noor

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• Jan 9, 2014

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lovetoread said:

I'm gonna guess she still will be in a love triangle at the end of it and at least one vehicle will be blown up or destroyed.

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I hope so! I love when other things blow up in her books too. The taxidermy one was priceless

There is another mystery series where the woman's father is always bringing in strange animals, and there was one about extreme croquet. Do you know that one? Found it! "No Nest for the Wicket"

 

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Fata Morgana

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Adre said:

Have you read The Magus by Fowles?

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No! Should I? Is it fab?

 

Adre

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• Jan 10, 2014

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Fata Morgana said:

No! Should I? Is it fab?

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Yes and yes. Mysterious and smart, and one of my favorite all time novels.

 

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• Jan 10, 2014

• #157

With The Old Breed - Eugene Sledge

 

Fata Morgana

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Adre said:

Yes and yes. Mysterious and smart, and one of my favorite all time novels.

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Well am loving The Collector so I will give it a bash and let you know when I've read it.

 

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• Jan 10, 2014

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miles said:

With The Old Breed - Eugene Sledge

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It's on my to buy list

 

JohnnySavage

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• Jan 15, 2014

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The Long War - Pratchett and Baxter

 

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• Jan 15, 2014

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The Temporal Void - Peter F. Hamilton

 

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• Jan 15, 2014

• #162

Crime and punishment by Dostoevsky

The 5th time

 

remy_lebeau8

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• Jan 15, 2014

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Got a new job so its been shop manuals all week

 

Fata Morgana

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• Jan 16, 2014

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Do The Birds Still Sing In Hell? - Horace Greasley

 

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• Jan 16, 2014

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JohnnySavage said:

The Long War - Pratchett and Baxter

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I thought it was meh. And I love Pratchett.

 

kitteny

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• Jan 16, 2014

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Stardust by Neil Gaiman. Love it so far!

 

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• Jan 16, 2014

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The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer, My Life At Rose Red.... edited by Joyce Reardon.

 

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• Jan 17, 2014

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Simultaneously reading Takedown Twenty and Hyperbole and a Half.

I needed something light and fluffy after The Book Thief.

 

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• Jan 17, 2014

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Neuromancer - William Gibson


I'm on a Best of Sci-Fi kick right now.

 

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• Jan 17, 2014

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Sean said:

I thought it was meh. And I love Pratchett.

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I like the concept of the series. "Stepping" to an infinite number of worlds is a unique story line.

 

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• Jan 17, 2014

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Filth - Irvine Welsh.

Enjoying it. One of the narrative voices is the point of view of a tapeworm. Violent and raw, like his other stuff.

What are you readers fucking?

 

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• Jan 22, 2014

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The Evolutionary Void - Peter F. Hamilton

Toll the Hounds - Steven Erikson

 

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• Jan 22, 2014

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JohnnySavage said:

I like the concept of the series. "Stepping" to an infinite number of worlds is a unique story line.

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this sounds to me like the "Amber" series by roger zelazny, not a bad series at all.

i'm reading American Gods by neil gaiman because i want to.
and Dark Places by gillian flynn because i have to, for yet another book club

 

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• Jan 22, 2014

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Bacigalupo said:

The Evolutionary Void - Peter F. Hamilton

Toll the Hounds - Steven Erikson

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I restarted the Malazan series again. It's so dense I'm still finding new stuff in it third time around.

And I'm reading Niven's The Mote in God's Eye, because it's the only one of his I've never read before.

 

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• Jan 22, 2014

• #175

You fuckers should spend a little more time reading The Bible.