EPTSo I ask of you, TL, recommend me a novel!
Recommend me a novel!
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Alexson
Belarus293 Posts
So I ask of you, TL, recommend me a novel! | ||
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SiZ.FaNtAsY
Korea (South)1497 Posts
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XXGeneration
United States625 Posts
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LosingID8
CA10828 Posts
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
![[image loading]](http://regularrumination.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/i-know-this-much-is-tru.jpg) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Know_This_Much_Is_True A real rollercoaster with frank and down-to-earth writing. | ||
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ShaperofDreams
Canada2492 Posts
Ulysses or Infinite Jest if you're looking for something challenging dostoyevsky, particularly Crime and Punishment. It's a great psychological thriller, basically invented the genre. fuck tolstoy (jk i luv u bro) umm....google a top ten or 100 list of authors, a serious one meaning no jk rowling or terry pratchett or anything. the more alcoholics and suicides in it the better. You seem like you'd like short stories, so anything by Hemingway or Fitzgerald or Faulkner. | ||
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ShaperofDreams
Canada2492 Posts
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Alexson
Belarus293 Posts
On February 14 2011 08:30 ShaperofDreams wrote: Bright Lights Big City is great. i love it's use of 2nd person narrative. This book defined a generation, its catcher in the rye-esque but for a readership in its twenties and thirties. Ulysses or Infinite Jest if you're looking for something challenging dostoyevsky, particularly Crime and Punishment. It's a great psychological thriller, basically invented the genre. fuck tolstoy (jk i luv u bro) umm....google a top ten or 100 list of authors, a serious one meaning no jk rowling or terry pratchett or anything. the more alcoholics and suicides in it the better. You seem like you'd like short stories, so anything by Hemingway or Fitzgerald or Faulkner. +10000 to you, good sir | ||
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IamBach
United States1059 Posts
Also ^^ Crime and Punishment is great too but a little denser than what you've been reading. | ||
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Tzel
United States72 Posts
On February 14 2011 08:10 XXGeneration wrote: Michael Crichton -"Rising Sun" Anything by Michael Crichton I'd suggest. Just finished Prey, and rereading Jurassic Park right now ^^ | ||
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Eben
United States769 Posts
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Sharkified
Canada254 Posts
The more you read it, the more you are mind blown | ||
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prOxi.swAMi
Australia3091 Posts
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Roe
Canada6002 Posts
Physics of the Impossible by Michio Kaku is pretty fun and easy to read, but very informative about high-tech advanced science. | ||
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Fake)Plants
United States373 Posts
On February 14 2011 08:30 ShaperofDreams wrote: the more alcoholics and suicides in it the better. You seem like you'd like short stories, so anything by Hemingway or Fitzgerald or Faulkner. Amazing advice tbh. Speaking of Hemingway, check out "The Sun Also Rises." | ||
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Mr. Wiggles
Canada5894 Posts
Catch-22 by Joseph Heller is also a very good book, and very humorous as well. | ||
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Kenpachi
United States9908 Posts
Ayn Rand - Anthem was a pretty nice read and i liked Fahrenheit 451 SOOOOOOOO MUCH and i loved Native son like you did  | ||
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munchmunch
Canada789 Posts
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krok(obs)
Germany264 Posts
im a student of english so i enjoy most of them a lot, just finished selected tales by edgar allen poe and the last of the mohicans by james fenimore cooper. the selected tales by poe were quite refreshing in the sense that you get a great selection of rather haunting short stories. also just finished reading the road by cormac mccarthy, very recommendable if somewhat different style of writing. | ||
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thopol
Japan4560 Posts
Both amazing bohemian romps, bordering on the epic. Right now I'm reading Oracle Night by Paul Auster, which is really enjoyable. His New York Trilogy was awesome as well. | ||
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