Name ONE book that you really, really like.
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Originally posted by BoatDrinks
Cannery Row by John Steinbeck
Cannery Row by John Steinbeck
.My favorite of Steinbeck's, and I'm a huge Steinbeck fan. Charming, witty, rich characters and a wonderful story.
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From: Texas! Damn right.
One book that I really, really like is Falling Angel by William Hjortsberg. Yup, that's where they made the movie Angel Heart from.
Okay, I can't do just one, and I'm not the only one listing seconds, so I don't feel so bad....
another book I really really like is Good Omens by Terry Pratchet and Neil Gaiman.
Okay, I can't do just one, and I'm not the only one listing seconds, so I don't feel so bad....
another book I really really like is Good Omens by Terry Pratchet and Neil Gaiman.
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Originally posted by Nick Danger
My gf says: A Wrinkle in Time by Madeline L'Engle.
My gf says: A Wrinkle in Time by Madeline L'Engle.
Literally, the first book that popped into my head when I read the thread title was:
Birdy, by William Wharton
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A good, important book: To Kill a Mockingbird
A favorite tale: Tailchaser's Song
A favorite tale: Tailchaser's Song
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From: The City of Roses.
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From: Un-Happy Valley, PA
Too hard to name just one.... Here's three of my top picks....
The Name of The Rose - Umberto Eco
Lord of the Rings - J R R Tolkien
The Stand - Stephen King
The Name of The Rose - Umberto Eco
Lord of the Rings - J R R Tolkien
The Stand - Stephen King
#61
Originally posted by Bill Chance
Gravity's Rainbow
by Pynchon
It took me twenty-odd years to read it, and it was worth every decade.
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Bill Chance
The Daily Epiphany
Gravity's Rainbow
by Pynchon
It took me twenty-odd years to read it, and it was worth every decade.
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Bill Chance
The Daily Epiphany
My fav: Of Human Bondage by William Somerset Maugham
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Kissing in Manhattan by David Schickler
Can we have a thread were people actually limit themselves to one thing? This isn't an all-time favorite book thread, it's just name ONE you really really like. The whole point is to pick one, it's supposed to be a hard choice.
Can we have a thread were people actually limit themselves to one thing? This isn't an all-time favorite book thread, it's just name ONE you really really like. The whole point is to pick one, it's supposed to be a hard choice.
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It's Superman by Tom DeHaven
It takes the Superman mythos and infuses it with 40's Americana. Such a surprisingly well written book, that feels more like science fiction than a typical superhero book. If it wasn't based on a franchise, I have no doubt this book could have won all sorts of scifi book awards.
It takes the Superman mythos and infuses it with 40's Americana. Such a surprisingly well written book, that feels more like science fiction than a typical superhero book. If it wasn't based on a franchise, I have no doubt this book could have won all sorts of scifi book awards.
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The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy by Douglas Adams
Aside from it being a helluva interesting trip through space 'n stuff, I laughed my ass off for what seemed like hours over that book!
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UPDATE: opps! Didn't realize I already posted here a few years ago. Sue me.
Aside from it being a helluva interesting trip through space 'n stuff, I laughed my ass off for what seemed like hours over that book!
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UPDATE: opps! Didn't realize I already posted here a few years ago. Sue me.
Last edited by Buttmunker; 11-20-07 at 10:54 PM.



