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Voltaire in Geneva!
does your copy have a misprint in the old woman's description too, or is that just me
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though honestly it just feels more like looking at a bunch of words than actually reading
I don't know what that means but that's how it feels
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where at?
I don't think I noticed it
inside flap of the front cover
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The Great Gatsby
The Grapes of Wrath
East of Eden
Julius Caesar (I read as Brutus for the class reading!)
The Man in the Iron Mask
Silas Marner (I wish I could pin down why, but I've always liked this one.)
Of Mice and Men
The Illiad
The Odyssey
Lord of the Flies
Ethan Frome
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Farenheit 451
Frankenstein
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Cyrano de Bergerac (I read as Cyrano!)
Billy Budd
To Kill a Mockingbird (My grandad used to read this one to me; special place in my heart and all.)
Plus some extras I picked up in college for my own personal reading:
Thus spoke Zarathustra (Dear God, what was I thinking?)
L'Morte D'Arthur (Been reading that one on and off for years.)
The Hound of the Baskervilles
Siddhartha (Loved it)
Steppenwolf (Loved it even more)
Slaughterhouse Five (And so it goes....)
Dang. I gots me some readin' to do.
I kinda get this "why yes, I am very cool, I read cyberpunk" feeling when I read it
which is not the feeling I want to have
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huh I'll have to check it out when I get off work
Something wrong with that.
I thought it would take me forever, but it's such a pleasure to read that I find myself making time to read when I otherwise wouldn't be
I don't even know why I like it so much, I'll have to think about it
it's slow going. i might just read dark tower or something trashy i've never read before.
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I know what you mean. Anna Karenina is probably my favorite novel, but I doubt I could explain why.
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Nope. Mine was from 92 to 96. My mom said she had to read most of those back in the seventies.
I wish the rest of his books were like this but I always hear otherwise. I'll probably read them anyways because I love the hobbit
Both where books that kinda fucked me up as a young child.
hmm hang on
yeah I was contimplating making a thread so we don't have to venture from our safe zone to OTHER forums, but then I remembered I'm lazy as shit.
In my more maudlin moments, I realize that I've come to expect it of this forum: opinions are more important than facts and your opinion sucks and mine's better, go die in a fire, blahblahblah....
I'll probably never read Joyce again cause I hear so damned much about it.
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the reading thread is free of the oppressive ASOIAF regime
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Would you like to talk about Twilight now?
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holy shit I read both like three times
Borgel was one of my favorites, super high five
you really do want me to kill Martin just to hurt you
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I want to be interested in your story, but you have to work with me here
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You'd have to pierce the nerd security around him. Besides, I want to talk about Yeats now.
I love W.B. Yeats.
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How about 'He wishes for the Cloths of Heaven'?
My personal favorite.
And then it had to be so good that a dick named Kurt Wimmer put it into a movie called Equilibrium and now fags everywhere think they know Yeats.
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