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NicholasRidiculous Member

Posted Hide Post So many... Wuthering Heights Moby Dick The Wind Up Bird Chronicle On The Road Metamorphosis The Life of Pi The Unbearable Lightness of Being Cider with Rosie Prozac Nation Bleak House Gold Shampoo Planet Black Dogs Have to stop now, boss just called me over (I doubt he has a recommendation) ................................................... There's more to life than books, you know, but not much more.

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Mythos Great wyrm of Toronto Member	Posted Hide Post I can't believe I didn't add this first one: Joseph Campbell's The Hero With a Thousand Faces (an oversight that shall be rectified with actually buying the book) Joseph Campbell and Bill Moyer's The Power of Myth. Thanks again Silver. ______________________________ Do not leave me with a bowl of anything for an extended period of time.
	Posts: 5214 | Location: Canada | Registered: July 11, 2004

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Mythos Great wyrm of Toronto Member	Posted Hide Post Mikhail Bulgakov's The Master and the Magarita. Oh, and today I bought Jasper Fforde's The Eyre Affair, among other things, ______________________________ Do not leave me with a bowl of anything for an extended period of time.
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fawn the firebreather beneath the clover Member

Posted Hide Post I read that--it has a great premise but I didn't get into it as I hoped....tell what you think when you are done with Eyre Affair, I'm curious... I have The Stolen Child sitting in front of, as I type...maybe I will start it tomorrow during my class silent reading period. "Even mollusks have weddings, though solemn and leaden But you dirge for the dead, take no jam on your bread Just a supper of salt and a waltz through your empty bed"---Joanna Newsom

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Mythos Great wyrm of Toronto Member	Posted Hide Post And also an old suggestion: Spider Robinson's Callahan's Chronicles. *Takes note to get it someday* ______________________________ Do not leave me with a bowl of anything for an extended period of time.
	Posts: 5214 | Location: Canada | Registered: July 11, 2004

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ZoneSeek Member	Posted Hide Post Greg Egan, Permutation City James Morrow, Towing Jehovah John Steinbeck, Travels with Charley Michael Swanwick, The Iron Dragon's Daughter Jack Vance, Dying Earth sequence And many others, I'm sure. ~~~~ http://zoneseek.blogspot.com
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ZoneSeek Member	Posted Hide Post I reeally want The World of Kong: A Natural History of Skull Island. Art on the inside is consistently as good as the cover. ~~~~ http://zoneseek.blogspot.com
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fawn the firebreather beneath the clover Member	Posted Hide Post i want that too! I liked the mockumentary they had on the special edition dvd...it was actually more interesting than the movie... "Even mollusks have weddings, though solemn and leaden But you dirge for the dead, take no jam on your bread Just a supper of salt and a waltz through your empty bed"---Joanna Newsom
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Quoth Member	Posted Hide Post I only have to check my wish list at amazon... The Canterbury Tales (I don't exactly know why) Herodotus' Histories (I know why;-)) " 'A lovers' spat',(...)'Boy meets girl, girl wants boy dead. An everyday story really.'" - D. Gemmell
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Posted Hide Post quote: Originally posted by Quoth: I only have to check my wish list at amazon... The Canterbury Tales (I don't exactly know why) i don't know why either i had to read some of it for school and hated it but then, i hated almost everything i *had* to read...so its probably just me... enjoy ~ I prefer to live in a country that's small, and old, and where no one would ever have the NERVE to wear a cape in public, whether they could leap tall buildings in a single bound or not. when's spring due?.

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Mythos Great wyrm of Toronto Member	Posted Hide Post It was suggested that I read the Saiyuki mangas by Kazuya Minekura. Based on Journey to the West -- a very interesting story in itself. ______________________________ Do not leave me with a bowl of anything for an extended period of time.
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