It's funny that I keep going back to books that I have already read years ago, but there's just something about the writing that I really enjoy. The Test of the Twins from the Dragonlance series is one such book. I think the whole series in general is something to read due to the great characters and writing.

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A book that I recently began reading that might come off a bit weird for the time is Left Behind. Really interesting read so far, although it is a little heavy on the bible references and religion in general. But it's an interesting take on the concept of the Rapture.

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exeexe

Denmark937 Posts

April 04 2011 15:35 GMT

#302

On April 05 2011 00:03 Kralle333 wrote:
Nothing, please recommend anything.

http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=182447&currentpage=15#283

Kralle333

Denmark301 Posts

April 04 2011 15:37 GMT

#303

On April 05 2011 00:35 exeexe wrote:

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http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=182447&currentpage=15#283

If its anything like 1984 i dont want to read it

dibban

Sweden1279 Posts

April 04 2011 15:49 GMT

#304

Currently reading:

Kafka, as the superb writer he is, never fails to deliver.

Next read(s):
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.

Probably something of Oscar Wilde and Edgar Allan Poe aswell.

decafchicken

United States20155 Posts

April 04 2011 16:11 GMT

#305

On April 05 2011 00:49 dibbaN wrote:
Currently reading:

Kafka, as the superb writer he is, never fails to deliver.

Next read(s):
+ Show Spoiler +

.

Probably something of Oscar Wilde and Edgar Allan Poe aswell.

God i hated that book. It doesnt even have a god damn ending.

jdseemoreglass

United States3773 Posts

April 04 2011 16:22 GMT

#306

I found it at a Border's liquidation for 60% off. Always wanted to read a Schopenhauer but never got around to it until now. Great, great read.

Jrschro

1 Post

April 04 2011 16:28 GMT

#307

Currently reading:
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Next up:

bmml

United Kingdom962 Posts

April 04 2011 16:32 GMT

#308

1) A book you have recently finished
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2) A book you are currently reading
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3) The next book you plan on reading
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Been meaning to read the Count of Monte Cristo for so freaking long, this summer I shall battle ye!

stafu

Australia1196 Posts

April 04 2011 16:32 GMT

#309

GreEny K

Germany7312 Posts

April 04 2011 16:37 GMT

#310

On April 05 2011 01:32 stafu wrote:

What is that about? Sadly I am not reading anything other than textbooks currently and it is depressing

LosingID8

CA10829 Posts

April 04 2011 16:40 GMT

#311

really interesting to learn about the history of vaccines

Utinni

Canada1196 Posts

April 04 2011 16:42 GMT

#312

1) Recently finished.

2) Currently reading.

3) Will Probably find another Stephen King book to read after.

exeexe

Denmark937 Posts

April 04 2011 17:12 GMT

#313

On April 05 2011 00:37 Kralle333 wrote:

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If its anything like 1984 i dont want to read it

have u read 1984?

Fourohh

United States35 Posts

April 04 2011 17:14 GMT

#314

Recently finished:
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Currently reading:
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Hoping to read next:
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unkkz

Norway2196 Posts

April 04 2011 17:51 GMT

#315

waiting for the english translation of this supposedly coming out in April. It's the second book in The Witcher saga.

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Kralle333

Denmark301 Posts

April 04 2011 18:38 GMT

#316

On April 05 2011 02:12 exeexe wrote:

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have u read 1984?

yea i have

procyonlotor

Italy473 Posts

April 04 2011 19:04 GMT

#317

Finished this not so long ago. Natsume Soseki is Japan's Writer (that's right, with a capital W.) The novel uses satire to great effect to criticize general human behavior and some of Japan's Meiji period trends.

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Tom Stoppard wrote a brilliant joke about this great novel in his Travesties.

"What did you do in the Great War, Mr. Joyce?"

"I wrote Ulysses, what did you do?"

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I've already read several McCarthy novels, including his masterpiece Blood Meridian. Supposedly, Suttree is his other magnum opus. Judging by the first paragraph, I'd say that's about right.

stafu

Australia1196 Posts

April 04 2011 20:02 GMT

#318

On April 05 2011 01:37 GreEny K wrote:

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What is that about? Sadly I am not reading anything other than textbooks currently and it is depressing

Game engine design, architecture, subsystem design, etc. Very good too. Written by one of the Naughty Dog guys who made Uncharted & Uncharted 2.

HalfnHalf

United States90 Posts

April 04 2011 20:25 GMT

#319