Don't laugh - I am reading Harry Potter & The Chamber of Secrets
Artemis Fowl: The Time Paradox. Yup books for twelve year olds sure are fun. I was just reading Diary of a Wimpy Kid series and they were silly loads of fun.:rofl:
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Artemis Fowl: The Time Paradox. Yup books for twelve year olds sure are fun. I was just reading Diary of a Wimpy Kid series and they were silly loads of fun.:rofl:
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its the book on sebastian telfair going to the NBA
its the book on sebastian telfair going to the NBA
My early life : Winston S. Churchill
the man in the high castle by philip k dick
I read it but I don't remember it. It's been called the most scientific science fiction novel. I'm still reading Illuminatus, it got bumped down the list of other books.
Have you read this one before? it was kind of hard for me to follow, I needed cliff notes. haha.
If you haven't read it I'd recommend VALIS to everyone.
Isaac Assimov´s collected robot stories...
Before that it was Richard Dawkins - The God Dellusion
And after that Douglas Adams´ The Restaurant at the end of the universe.
Before that it was Richard Dawkins - The God Dellusion
And after that Douglas Adams´ The Restaurant at the end of the universe.
Weaveworld BY CLIVE BARKER
My favorite author of all time... not one of his best books, but it's definitely worth reading!:thumbsup:
I'm reading two books right now, one is my "trash" book I read to escape, actually it's a re-read of Wizards First Rule by Terry Goodkind, decent fantasy book I read years ago.
The more "serious" book is called "Liberty versus the Tyranny of Socialism: Controversial Essays" by Walter Williams. Pretty compelling arguments about how turing to government to "solve" your problems erodes your personal liberties in the name of "security."
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fieldy got the life with lura morton
I've read about 200 or so pages so far, it is a little had to follow, similar to Illuminatus I feel. But it seems decent enough at the moment, not overly fantastic.
Excellent book one of PKD's most "out there" works and a very interestng read. I second that recommendation. :hatsoff:
I enjoyed it, maybe a little more than Siddhartha which is the second out of the three Hesse books I have read. Steppenwolf being my favourite so far
You'll appreciate this Blue Balls.
The other day, the 23rd, on the TV game show Jeopardy all of the categories were based on James Joyce.
also on that day I just started Illuminatus book three, which starts off "the musicians had began boarding planes... As early as April 23rd...."
It blew my mind.
I just see now that you also made mention to that novel on that date...on the 23rd page of this thread.
The other day, the 23rd, on the TV game show Jeopardy all of the categories were based on James Joyce.
also on that day I just started Illuminatus book three, which starts off "the musicians had began boarding planes... As early as April 23rd...."
It blew my mind.
I just see now that you also made mention to that novel on that date...on the 23rd page of this thread.
Wow, Jeopardy is still on??? :dunno: I havent seen that in years :eek:
Yeah I get you, that is kinda freaky.comments about the man in the high castle no i didn't read this one yet but i've read valis (good times), the collected short stories of philip k dick (good times), do androids dream of electric sheeps? (good times), ubik (good times), and a scanner darkly by dick an enjoyed em all, the collected short... which included the short story minority report which led to the movie minority report, do androids... led to the movie blade runner, and a scanner darkly led to the movie a scanner darkly
