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Chris said:
You can shove all of those recommendations up your ass until you read Dark Tower. :fawk:

After I finish Gravity's Rainbow and the next Martin, loan 'em my way (I'm a little hesitant to buy more books until I buy another bookshelf, as my room is gradually becoming overtaken by stacks of books, lol).

In return, you're welcome to my copy of Gravity's Rainbow... :D
 

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Drew said:
After I finish Gravity's Rainbow and the next Martin, loan 'em my way (I'm a little hesitant to buy more books until I buy another bookshelf, as my room is gradually becoming overtaken by stacks of books, lol).

In return, you're welcome to my copy of Gravity's Rainbow... :D

:lol: I know the feeling. You've seen all my bookcases, I have probably 200+ on my back porch, as well as a giant box of 'em at my parents' place.

I reall need a library. :idea:

Edit: My DTs are all loaned out currently, btw. I spread the love around. The paperbacks anyhow.

[action=Chris]doesn't think he'll ever see them again[/action]

I do have 4-7 in Hardcover though.
 

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Jesus, seven of 'em?

Eh, what are another three books in the Whole General Mish-Mash, lol.

[action=Drew]has several boxes of books in his parents' basement, and a whole ton at his room back home too - he pared his collection down to what he figured he couldn't do without when he moved, and even that's to much. :lol:[/action]
 

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Whatever happened to writing a single book and being done with it? :lol: I'm reminded of the "Jaws: 23" crack in "Back to the Future 3" or something. :lol:
 

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Because books are for people with an attention span of more than two hours. That's why we're elitist ninjas, while people who don't read are a bunch of ignorant f00's.
 

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Drew said:
Whatever happened to writing a single book and being done with it? :lol:
That is the pussy way of writing. reserved for you whimpy lit types. :flex:

:lol:

It's like porgressive metal, Drew. The fans become addicted to the epic, huge stories that continue TO INFINITY AND BEYOND! I think most of us felt such a surge of sadness and dissapointment the first time we finished TLOTR. "It's over? It can't be over!
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I'm in the process of reading The Lord of the Rings again.

More specifically, I'm reading the Hobbit right now. Well, not right now, but I was before I got on my computer, and will probably resume it after my computing is done.
 

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"The Domesday Quest" - Michael Wood
 

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The Gilda Stories, by Jewelle Gomez, plus a history of philosophy book, and a little Baudelaire (Mists and Rain could easily become my new favourite poem).
 

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distressed_romeo said:
^ Philip K Dick's fantastic!:yesway: Read most of his short stories...

This is the first book by Him I've read. I'll have to look for a collection of his short stories.
 

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The Rum Diary - Hunter S. Thompson.

The second book I've read by him. The first was "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" then I got started on "Hell's Angels" but misplaced it, then my Mom bought me "The Rum Diary" which is fantastic so far.
 
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