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Hey guys!
I'm a massive fan of Chuck Palanuik, I've read; Fight Club, Invisible Monsters and Snuff.
Some other random books that I find to be amazing reads are:
Perfume by Patrick Suskind
1984 by George Orwell
Lolita by Vladamir Nobkov
The Color Purple by Alice Walker
I would advise a mature audience for all of these books.
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thehungrycaterpillar Wrote:Hey guys!
I'm a massive fan of Chuck Palanuik, I've read; Fight Club, Invisible Monsters and Snuff.
Some other random books that I find to be amazing reads are:
Perfume by Patrick Suskind
1984 by George Orwell
Lolita by Vladamir Nobkov
The Color Purple by Alice Walker
I would advise a mature audience for all of these books.
color purple? lol is your name oprah?
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No mate. My name is Stephanie
HAHAHA I'M NOT GOING TO LIE, IT'S A GOOD BOOK!
Apologises Sir, I forgot that this was a male dominant forum and that it would be frowned upon to read the "pussy" genres of literature :wink:
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Currently reading: How to Archer: The Ultimate Guide to Espionage and Style and Women and Also Cocktails Ever Written
It's like having H Jon Benjamin in your head for 30k words.
peteyM3 Wrote:http://bestfantasybooks.com/best-fantasy-series.php
Because some of the books I enjoy are on that list, it is a good list, but still silly for including Wheel of zzz.
thehungrycaterpillar Wrote:Apologises Sir, I forgot that this was a male dominant forum and that it would be frowned upon to read the "*****" genres of literature :wink:
I think it had more to do with the fact it's a boring book, much like a majority of Oprah's book of the month stuff (or she was in the movie).
Also what the hell was word filtered?
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But I like Wheel of Time. Eye of The World was simply a fantastic read. The characters, landscape and history is soo detailed. To each's own.
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TheDopp Wrote:Also what the hell was word filtered?
apparently the only word censored on this forum is pen
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peteyM3 Wrote:But I like Wheel of Time. Eye of The World was simply a fantastic read. The characters, landscape and history is soo detailed. To each's own.
That I can agree with. I finished it amped for Great Hunt and wanted to stab something halfway through. By the fifth book I wanted to just curl up in a nice big box full of Xanth books to reclaim some ounce of fun.
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daem0n Wrote:TheDopp Wrote:Also what the hell was word filtered?
apparently the only word censored on this forum is penis
their is one other
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TheDopp Wrote:Also what the hell was word filtered?
Female genitals. Though I do like that She went out of her way to make her gender known, I am sure that yields such positive results everywhere else.
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