Im currently reading Memories of Ice in Steven Eriksons Malazan book of the fallen. very good books i would recomend the first three (as thats all i have read so far) to anyone, really great stuff

dark14cs

143 Posts

January 11 2012 02:54 GMT

#168

then

NationInArms

United States1553 Posts

January 11 2012 05:15 GMT

#169

Romance of the Three Kingdoms
-Lu Guanzhong

Wikipedia: Romance of the Three Kingdoms, written by Luo Guanzhong in the 14th century,[1] is a Chinese historical novel based on the events in the turbulent years near the end of the Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms era of Chinese history, starting in 169 and ending with the reunification of the land in 280.
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Romance of the Three Kingdoms is acclaimed as one of the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese literature; it has a total of 800,000 words and nearly a thousand dramatic characters (mostly historical) in 120 chapters.[3] The novel is among the most beloved works of literature in East Asia,[4] and it is arguably the most widely read historical novel in late imperial and modern China.[5]

WTFZerg

United States704 Posts

January 11 2012 05:17 GMT

#170

Been reading alot of the Horus Heresy books but recently I stumbled across a book called The 48 Laws of Power.

It's kind of interesting.

Cozopt

United States17 Posts

January 11 2012 05:21 GMT

#171

I'm reading Gunpowder by Jack Kelly, fairly interesting book on the history of gunpowder and the impacts it has had on history. It will change your opinion of gunpowder.

fuzzy_panda

New Zealand1681 Posts

January 11 2012 05:23 GMT

#172

On January 11 2012 14:15 NationInArms wrote:
Romance of the Three Kingdoms
-Lu Guanzhong

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that's good shit man! you reading the chinese version or English? its quite a difficult book to read

anyways im reading this:

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yes im way late, but better late than never :D

URfavHO

United States514 Posts

January 11 2012 05:31 GMT

#173

I actually just finished this one last night instead of studying for my winter session midterm :\

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It's prefaced with an interesting dialogue involving Christopher Nolan. It's quite easy to see how it influenced the plot of his movies.

Endymion

United States3701 Posts

January 11 2012 05:34 GMT

#174

just finished Emma again, on to another Pride and Prejudice again, then probably tons of text books for school t.t

teknomage

16 Posts

January 11 2012 05:45 GMT

#175

Trying to get into this series. Having a hard time so far. Just not the type of book I usually read. Not going to give up though. Heard it is good so got to give it a fair chance.

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Awesome books with some great characters

I have to agree with this one. Really enjoyed these. The first in "The Lightbringer" series was ok too but can't compare to "The Night Angel" series.

Manit0u

Poland17174 Posts

January 11 2012 05:50 GMT

#176

The Shock Doctrine by Naomi Klein.

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Asylums by Erving Goffman

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Anathem by Neal Stephenson

Joshuawesome

United States57 Posts

January 11 2012 05:56 GMT

#177

Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky

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just read

Sroobz

United States1377 Posts

January 11 2012 05:58 GMT

#178

[QUOTE]On January 11 2012 14:45 teknomage wrote:
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Trying to get into this series. Having a hard time so far. Just not the type of book I usually read. Not going to give up though. Heard it is good so got to give it a fair chance.

Not sure if you are only on the first book right now...but...if you are having trouble with the series BECAUSE you are on the first book, SUFFER through it! The first book is very oddly written, the rest of the series is amazing