what book are you reading atm?

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- ENVYx3 disse...
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- Mar 1 2010, 2h18
what book are you reading atm?

i'm almost finished with rules of attraction by bret easton ellis. .
i want to read either less than zero or sex, drugs, and cocoa puffs eventually.

meow.

[quote][b][user]ENVYx3[/user][/b] disse: i'm almost finished with rules of attraction by bret easton ellis. . i want to read either less than zero or sex, drugs, and cocoa puffs eventually. [quote]

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- zucchin disse...
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- Mar 1 2010, 16h38
I just finished reading Frankie Boyles biography :P its pretty good ..

cactus with a moustache.

[quote][b][user]zucchin[/user][/b] disse: I just finished reading Frankie Boyles biography :P its pretty good ..[quote]

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- Wladddi disse...
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- Mar 1 2010, 18h00
the Idiot - by Dostojevski, it is not as difficult as many think but he really is a genious (but long, about 850 pages)

[quote][b][user]Wladddi[/user][/b] disse: the Idiot - by Dostojevski, it is not as difficult as many think but he really is a genious (but long, about 850 pages)[quote]

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- Je-suis-scott disse...
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- Mar 1 2010, 19h22
mein kampf. say what you will, it's an interesting read.

[quote][b][user]Je-suis-scott[/user][/b] disse: mein kampf. say what you will, it's an interesting read.[quote]

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- invasionx disse...
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- Mar 1 2010, 22h11
disco bloodbath by james st. james and everlost by neil schusterman...both were shoved into my arms by a friend who then said, READ. :]

star·dust (stär'dŭst')
n.
A dreamlike, romantic, or uncritical sense of well-being.
A cluster of stars too distant to be seen individually, resembling a dimly luminous cloud of dust.
Minute particles of matter that fall to Earth from the stars.

::american heritage dictionary, 4th edition::

[quote][b][user]invasionx[/user][/b] disse: disco bloodbath by james st. james and everlost by neil schusterman...both were shoved into my arms by a friend who then said, READ. :][quote]

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- [Usuário excluído] disse...
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- Mar 2 2010, 19h55
@ ENVYx3: NOOOO! don't read
"Less Than Zero." it's a frivolous story about shallow rich coke heads disguised as relevant commentary on alienation. If you're gonna read Brett Easton Ellis pick yourself up "American Psycho"

@Je-suis-scott: really you found it interesting? i found it read like a messianic monologue spouted by a bitter tweeker. it's way too long & the syntax gives the impression of an uneducated child. there are much better "controversial" books out there IMO.

Currently i'm reading:
"American Lion" an Andrew Jackson Bio which is excellent.
"Tag" a graphic novel that at it's core is hopeful but surrounded by layers of revenge, alienation & the macabre.
&
re-reading "Desolation Angels" Kerouac's best book IMO, much better than "On The Road"

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: @ ENVYx3: NOOOO! don't read "Less Than Zero." it's a frivolous story about shallow rich coke heads disguised as relevant commentary on alienation. If you're gonna read Brett Easton Ellis pick yourself up "American Psycho" @Je-suis-scott: really you found it interesting? i found it read like a messianic monologue spouted by a bitter tweeker. it's way too long & the syntax gives the impression of an uneducated child. there are much better "controversial" books out there IMO. Currently i'm reading: "American Lion" an Andrew Jackson Bio which is excellent. [url=http://www.amazon.com/Tag-Vol-1-Mike-Leib/dp/1934506036/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1267559469&sr=1-3]"Tag"[/url] a graphic novel that at it's core is hopeful but surrounded by layers of revenge, alienation & the macabre. & re-reading "Desolation Angels" Kerouac's best book IMO, much better than "On The Road" [quote]

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- ENVYx3 disse...
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- Mar 3 2010, 0h44
andreworopeza said:
@ ENVYx3: NOOOO! don't read
"Less Than Zero." it's a frivolous story about shallow rich coke heads disguised as relevant commentary on alienation. If you're gonna read Brett Easton Ellis pick yourself up "American Psycho"

too late. i already started it.
it's not that bad. i do get the shallow rich coke heads though. i'm mostly reading it because i liked rules of attraction, and i like his writing, so i decided to try the first book he wrote.

meow.

[quote][b][user]ENVYx3[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]andreworopeza[/user][/b] said: @ ENVYx3: NOOOO! don't read "Less Than Zero." it's a frivolous story about shallow rich coke heads disguised as relevant commentary on alienation. If you're gonna read Brett Easton Ellis pick yourself up "American Psycho" too late. i already started it. it's not that bad. i do get the shallow rich coke heads though. i'm mostly reading it because i liked rules of attraction, and i like his writing, so i decided to try the first book he wrote. [quote]

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- [Usuário excluído] disse...
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- Mar 3 2010, 2h25
oh well i tried. i had to read it freshman year of college. i was the only one in the class who gave it a scathing review. everyone seems to like, well what's done is done :P. but you really should pick up "American Psycho" brutal brutal subject matter written about so eloquently & lucidly, making it so terribly unsettling, to say the least.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: oh well i tried. i had to read it freshman year of college. i was the only one in the class who gave it a scathing review. everyone seems to like, well what's done is done :P. but you really should pick up "American Psycho" brutal brutal subject matter written about so eloquently & lucidly, making it so terribly unsettling, to say the least. [quote]

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- [Usuário excluído] disse...
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- Mar 3 2010, 7h46
"Notes from Underground" by Dostoevsky. He's such a fantastic writer.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: "Notes from Underground" by Dostoevsky. He's such a fantastic writer. [quote]

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- czernidlak disse...
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- Mar 3 2010, 20h05
i'm reading 'beyond animal rights', a feminist approach :)

czernidlak

[quote][b][user]czernidlak[/user][/b] disse: i'm reading 'beyond animal rights', a feminist approach :) [quote]

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- [Usuário excluído] disse...
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- Mar 3 2010, 21h42
"One Trillion Dollar" by Eschbach. If you want to have a short, simple introduction in the process of global economy and the ethics in that relation, read it. I'm not sure, but i think the english version with this title exists.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: "One Trillion Dollar" by Eschbach. If you want to have a short, simple introduction in the process of global economy and the ethics in that relation, read it. I'm not sure, but i think the english version with this title exists. [quote]

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- [Usuário excluído] disse...
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- Mar 4 2010, 4h18
"The Picture of Dorian Dray" by Oscar Wilde. Um. It's interesting.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: "The Picture of Dorian Dray" by Oscar Wilde. Um. It's interesting. [quote]

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- WLDB disse...
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- Mar 4 2010, 7h10
War and Peace-Leo Tolstoy. It's my second time going through it.

Lincoln-David Herbert Donald.

What is anything if not something else?

[quote][b][user]WLDB[/user][/b] disse: War and Peace-Leo Tolstoy. It's my second time going through it. Lincoln-David Herbert Donald. [quote]

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- Soyaboenne disse...
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- Mar 4 2010, 20h55
Victoria by Knut Hamsun (almost finished)
To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee (I actually finished it this afternoon, so I'm not technically reading it..)
The Other Side Of The Story by Marian Keyes (started last week)

Very eclectic :p

[quote][b][user]Soyaboenne[/user][/b] disse: Victoria by Knut Hamsun (almost finished) To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee (I actually finished it this afternoon, so I'm not technically reading it..) The Other Side Of The Story by Marian Keyes (started last week) Very eclectic :p[quote]

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- ZoeZK disse...
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- Mar 5 2010, 2h23
Fight Club by Chuck Palahnuik, even better than the movie.

I just finished Dorian Gray too. I'd agree with the "interesting" comment. I read it because I'm a big fan of his plays but Dorian Gray is certainly very different from the rest of his work.

[quote][b][user]ZoeZK[/user][/b] disse: Fight Club by Chuck Palahnuik, even better than the movie. I just finished Dorian Gray too. I'd agree with the "interesting" comment. I read it because I'm a big fan of his plays but Dorian Gray is certainly very different from the rest of his work. [quote]

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- filipgasic disse...
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- Mar 5 2010, 9h14
Just read down and out in paris and london by george orwell. Good one,alot different then his other books but i recommend it and also animal farm and 1984 of course.

[quote][b][user]filipgasic[/user][/b] disse: Just read down and out in paris and london by george orwell. Good one,alot different then his other books but i recommend it and also animal farm and 1984 of course. [quote]

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- UrielCorinthian disse...
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- Mar 5 2010, 17h48
Jonathan Safran Foer

I'm finally reading Eating Animals - took forever to come out here (and when it eventually did, I didn't have money).

Not very far into it, but I can already tell that this is a book to take note of...

[quote][b][user]UrielCorinthian[/user][/b] disse: I'm finally reading Eating Animals - took forever to come out here (and when it eventually did, I didn't have money). Not very far into it, but I can already tell that this is a book to take note of...[quote]

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- tommytroth disse...
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- Mar 5 2010, 22h24
The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time

i know it's a kids book, but i love it so much, read it about 100 times before :)

[quote][b][user]tommytroth[/user][/b] disse: i know it's a kids book, but i love it so much, read it about 100 times before :)[quote]

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- ohcalicoqueen disse...
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- Mar 6 2010, 6h39
Out by Natsuo Kirino
Outrageous Acts & Everyday Rebellions by Gloria Steinem
The Confusion by Neal Stephenson
Brothers Karamazov by our good friend Fyodor Dostoevsky. Apparently this group likes veggies and Russian lit. :)

[quote][b][user]ohcalicoqueen[/user][/b] disse: Out by Natsuo Kirino Outrageous Acts & Everyday Rebellions by Gloria Steinem The Confusion by Neal Stephenson Brothers Karamazov by our good friend Fyodor Dostoevsky. Apparently this group likes veggies and Russian lit. :)[quote]

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- WLDB disse...
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- Mar 7 2010, 0h54
A History of the English Speaking Peoples Volume 1: Birth of Britain-Winston Churchill.

What is anything if not something else?

[quote][b][user]WLDB[/user][/b] disse: A History of the English Speaking Peoples Volume 1: Birth of Britain-Winston Churchill.[quote]

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- ENVYx3 disse...
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- Mar 7 2010, 15h05
"the curious incident of the dog in the nighttime"

i was supposed to read that book. I kind of wish i did.

meow.

[quote][b][user]ENVYx3[/user][/b] disse: "the curious incident of the dog in the nighttime" i was supposed to read that book. I kind of wish i did. [quote]

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- invasionx disse...
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- Mar 7 2010, 18h37
JetpackSalesmen said:
"The Picture of Dorian Dray" by Oscar Wilde. Um. It's interesting.
One of my favorites :]

star·dust (stär'dŭst')
n.
A dreamlike, romantic, or uncritical sense of well-being.
A cluster of stars too distant to be seen individually, resembling a dimly luminous cloud of dust.
Minute particles of matter that fall to Earth from the stars.

::american heritage dictionary, 4th edition::

[quote][b][user]invasionx[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]JetpackSalesmen[/user][/b] said: "The Picture of Dorian Dray" by Oscar Wilde. Um. It's interesting. [/quote] One of my favorites :][quote]

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- yvonnetb disse...
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- Mar 8 2010, 8h28
James Herriot's Cat Stories.

[quote][b][user]yvonnetb[/user][/b] disse: James Herriot's Cat Stories.[quote]

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- RegimeOfSwine disse...
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- Mar 8 2010, 17h07
I'm reading everything that Haruki Murakami has ever written because I went to the library and after searching in vain for books that I wanted to read (they had NO Bukowski at all) pretty much everything by him that I hadn't read yet was there. Right now I'm on "After Dark." I just finished reading "the United States of Wal-Mart" and "Survival of the Prettiest: the Science of Beauty" because my sister pointed them out and I thought they looked interesting enough. Next, I'm looking forward to reading a book called "Vegan Freak".

@Flipgasic: I just finished re-reading 1984 out of boredom when I owed the library $30 in fines. Isn't he great?

Don't let them fool you.

[quote][b][user]RegimeOfSwine[/user][/b] disse: I'm reading everything that Haruki Murakami has ever written because I went to the library and after searching in vain for books that I wanted to read (they had NO Bukowski at all) pretty much everything by him that I hadn't read yet was there. Right now I'm on "After Dark." I just finished reading "the United States of Wal-Mart" and "Survival of the Prettiest: the Science of Beauty" because my sister pointed them out and I thought they looked interesting enough. Next, I'm looking forward to reading a book called "Vegan Freak". @Flipgasic: I just finished re-reading 1984 out of boredom when I owed the library $30 in fines. Isn't he great?[quote]

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- ohcalicoqueen disse...
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- Mar 8 2010, 23h18
RegimeOfSwine said:
I'm reading everything that Haruki Murakami has ever written

I definitely approve of this endeavor. I have a few more to go. :)

[quote][b][user]ohcalicoqueen[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]RegimeOfSwine[/user][/b] said: I'm reading everything that Haruki Murakami has ever written[/quote] I definitely approve of this endeavor. I have a few more to go. :)[quote]

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