What is your favorite book?

[Flunklesnarkin]

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xenocide was a piece of shit


i liked the first one in the series


love the george rr martin series though.. think its my favorite fantasy series


although forgotten realms and dragon lance were pretty good if not made for children heh.



heres a good bit of scifi fantasy here


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fuck and just seen since i thought of the book looks like they are turning it into a film.. they always turn books i like into crappy films >_<

[Hitchens]

The Protocols are interesting in the same way Might is Right, The Anarchist Cookbook and anything by Ayn Rand are interesting: that anyone could actually believe such utter nonsense.

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^Most wonderful book in the world

[Reikerx]

Originally Posted by Kimmie [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

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^Most wonderful book in the world

Odd, a friend of mine just read this and keeps talking about it.

For a real response, no book has affected me emotionally and "immersed" me like:

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And then this book:

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Really piqued my interest in Buddhism and caused me to read:

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And other books by/with the Dalai Lama, which really changed my outlook on life.

[muttonchops]

Haven't sat down and read Siddhartha, but been meaning to. From what I've gleaned from others who've read it, it's not too different from The Dharma Bums...

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..which for me is 2nd only to Down and Out in Paris and London.

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[Truth]

Originally Posted by Hitchens [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

The Protocols are interesting in the same way Might is Right, The Anarchist Cookbook and anything by Ayn Rand are interesting: that anyone could actually believe such utter nonsense.

It was definitely written by a major bigot but was still good in that has a lot of truthiness to it though.

also ayn rand awful, anarchist cookbook just trolly

[Flunklesnarkin]

Originally Posted by Truth [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

It was definitely written by a major bigot but was still good in that has a lot of truthiness to it though.

also ayn rand awful, anarchist cookbook just trolly

I wanted to like ayn rand because i like some of the ideas of anarchy.. but i just couldn't bring myself to like the pieces of shit she writes.

ps fuck john galt




another fantasy series i'd strongly suggest avoiding is Terry Goodkind's series

I absolutely loved the first novel and had high hopes for the series but by the time i hit the sixth novel it had lost its mojo.

the 7~9th books were utter trash... thats where i stopped reading then i heard they turned it into some trashy made for tv movie lol


I think he just used the series to live out his rape fantasies... it would have been great if he had wrapped up the series instead of letting it spiral out of control... now he died and his son is going to finish it from what i hear.

[Harrison]

Originally Posted by Hitchens [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

The Protocols are interesting in the same way Might is Right, The Anarchist Cookbook and anything by Ayn Rand are interesting: that anyone could actually believe such utter nonsense.

[Harrison]

Lol you just described Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan, not Sword of Truth by Terry Goodkind.

Fixed that for you :P