Books

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[Fleshmachine]

Neuromancer
by
William Gibson

It's my favorite.

 

[BubbaRednek]

Lord of the Rings Trilogy
JRR Tolkein

I started rereading them when I heard rumors of a movie coming out RSN. Hard to believe he wrote them in the '40s.

I also like John Grisham.

 

[CreamyLady]

Just about anything by Terry Pratchett, though Equal Rites might really appeal to you.

Also, The Poisonwood Bible, by Barbara Kingsolver.

 

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[Ticklish Girl]

Some good books I've enjoyed recently:

Felicia's Journey - William Trevor
The Unbearable Lightness of Being - Milan Kundera
Starr Bright Will Be With You Soon - Joyce Carol Oates, writing as "Rosamond Smith"
American Pastoral - Philip Roth
Ficciones - Jorge Luis Borges
A Fan's Notes - Frederick Exley

I hope you enjoy your reading. There's nothing like being lost in a good book.

 

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[cherrypop]

I really enjoy...

Patricia Cornwell books. They are a murder medical mystery kinda thing. Okay, that was a bad descrip. But she writes novel after novel involving a central character. I find them very entertaining. A nice change of pace.
Midwives by Chris Bohjalian was another great fiction novel!

 

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[April]

Janet Evanovich. Not literary, but fun, light reading. I tend to mysteries.
Linda Fairstein writes some good ones. They might be a little unsettling, though. She runs the sex crimes unit in Manhattan.

As Time Goes By, by Michael Walsh. If you've ever wondered what happened after the end of Casablanca, read this.