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hoppipolla Australia782 Posts November 20 2010 10:54 GMT #581 Have to read for my literature class and though it's a bit surreal it's a very good insight into the modern Japanese state of mind.

ButterCake Thailand192 Posts November 20 2010 17:53 GMT #582 haven't been through half of it yet, still an exciting read so far. i read it very slowly because i have to look up for the meaning of the word i dont know, and there're a lot! and planning on reading this when i finish child 44.

jfourz Ireland421 Posts November 22 2010 17:16 GMT #583 very good so far... i really enjoy alastair reynolds :D

Blacktion United Kingdom1148 Posts November 22 2010 19:57 GMT #584 Recently read: George Orwell - 1984 Max Brooks - World War Z Currently Reading: Ayn Rand - Atlas Shrugged Next: Fyodor Dostoyevsky - Crime and Punishment

gnujust Germany5 Posts November 22 2010 20:46 GMT #585 i just love RAW

MoonfireSpam United Kingdom1153 Posts November 23 2010 00:24 GMT #586

MoltkeWarding 5195 Posts November 23 2010 00:27 GMT #587 Found the following recently in Berlin:

Z3kk 4099 Posts November 23 2010 00:36 GMT #588

hpty603 United States262 Posts November 23 2010 00:43 GMT #589 Currently Against All Things Ending by Stephen R. Donaldson. The 9th book in the overall series, 3rd book of the final chronicles. Uuuuuuuuuuuugh I have to wait 3 years until the last book T_T Have read in the last few months (I read quite a bit so I can't remember all of them :p) The First Law trilogy by Joe Abercrombie. And Best Served Cold (talking about revenge of course) which is set in the same world, just a little disconnected from the actual trilogy. They are definitely interesting. I think they're the first books I've read that use a lot of vulgarity. Though they still have a strong story and interesting characters. Suggested Ab Urbe Condita by Livy (From the Founding of the City): Books 1-10,20-29, and 36-43. None of the others survive =/ And my favorite history book (and possibly my favorite overall) Lost to the West by Lars Brownsworth. I highly suggest it if you have never read much on the Eastern Roman Empire. Well I actually just suggest it regardless

kcaz Canada387 Posts November 23 2010 00:47 GMT #590 I'm a big ManU fan =)

rza Canada384 Posts November 23 2010 08:08 GMT #591 i dont really read book, but i recently bought this one brings you Wisdom, Knowledge and Understanding

LazySCV United States2942 Posts November 23 2010 08:22 GMT #592 --- Nuked ---

DROPPINBOMBS United States312 Posts November 24 2010 19:31 GMT #593 Fight Club, the book. Great read.

Black Kestrel United States19 Posts November 24 2010 19:41 GMT #594 Ab Urbe Condita: Where can I get a copy of this? Any recommended translations? Looks intriguing.

nalgene Canada2153 Posts November 27 2010 12:24 GMT #595 sun pin military methods intriguing perhaps in that he advocated the use of siege weapons whereas sun tzu would say otherwise a certain magical index shiage outsmarts several parapsy kids on the run/fighting

Bluntcraft Canada16 Posts November 27 2010 12:47 GMT #596 Recently downloaded the Dark Tower series by Stephen king, the audio books. If you have a job requiring little concentration, and your allowed headphones, you can turn an 8 hour shift into an impressive amount of reading. Best shifts I ever had were spent listening to the 7 Dark Tower novels.

miniwheats Canada187 Posts November 27 2010 12:55 GMT #597

j4ck3d 93 Posts November 27 2010 12:57 GMT #598 tight

yoonyoon Korea (South)1065 Posts November 27 2010 13:05 GMT #599 =]

HwangjaeTerran Finland5967 Posts November 27 2010 13:07 GMT #600 Terry Pratchett - Nation Incredibly funny, entertaining as well as intelligent like all his books pretty much.

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