»What is your personal favourite book?«
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 the anomaly: if you want a challenging read Reading is for pussies. Writing is for heros 
posted by knn |
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| in-my-opinion.orgEntertainment & SportsEntertainment & Art (Assorted topics)What is your personal favourite book? |
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 what a interseting thought, reading is for pussys but yet you own a forum where you have to read to write. huh, interesting posted by Agent Zero |
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 Agent Zero: what a interseting thought, reading is for pussys but yet you own a forum where you have to read to write. huh, interesting OMG! Did Zero take a coherence-aid or something? posted by ralph_angelus |
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Best book- DAMn it, Iv read so much... I would say either Dune, Neuromancer (hasn't ANYONE read Will gibson? he entirely own Philip K dick!) or The Dark Tower most dated book-I forgot, but its about the same guy who wrote Starship troopers, which I loved. Very funny, because according to the book, in 1970, they had robots, and in 2001, they used gold as microchips posted by Kant |
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Kant: hasn't ANYONE read Will gibson? he entirely own Philip K dick!) or The Dark Tower Neuromancer is overrated imo. The ideas are great but his novels are badly written. posted by ralph_angelus |
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 ralph_angelus: OMG! Did Zero take a coherence-aid or something? Yeah, but he didn't take the understanding-irony-pills. 
posted by knn |
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ralph_angelus: Kant: hasn't ANYONE read Will gibson? he entirely own Philip K dick!) or The Dark Tower Neuromancer is overrated imo. The ideas are great but his novels are badly written. yeah, but then again, so are the stories Im writing posted by Kant |
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 Crossfade: The magician's nephew ♣ by C.S.Lewis I used to be crazy about the Chronicles of Narnia series...the reading seems a bit too easy now though... posted by nocturnal_anonymous |
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 nocturnal_anonymous: Crossfade: The magician's nephew ♣ by C.S.Lewis I used to be crazy about the Chronicles of Narnia series...the reading seems a bit too easy now though... Very easy,could read this in two hours straight nowdays, but when i was a nipper this book opened my eyes to another world and fueled my passion for fantasy/sci-fi which i still have today 
posted by Crossfade |
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 ralph_angelus: I wonder why no one has mentioned Umberto Eco's 'Name of the Rose' here? Rather dragging pace, but very good novel. It is very good, I liked it. As a detective story it's great. But I want to see someone who will actually name it as his favourite: to be able to do that that person has to really be sure he understands the book; not the story itself, but all the allusions and cross-references and stuff. We had the book in our literature course, I've re-read it since, but even though I find it a very good book - my God, that book is much too complicated if you try to look behind the mere plot. And it's the simplest by him, as far as I know. posted by mymla |
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 A Wizard of Earthsea!  posted by hungarian kid |
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 The Crystal Shard - R.A, Salvador posted by Kupov |
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