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It's pretty much exactly what it says it is...

Just finished this:



Well worth a read.

Just finished reading Day of the Triffids. Pretty good. I was very surprised it was written a mere 5 years after WW2, London seemed pretty well recovered by then. Pretty interesting snapshot at attitudes towards women back then.

kay wrote:Just finished reading Day of the Triffids. Pretty good. I was very surprised it was written a mere 5 years after WW2, London seemed pretty well recovered by then. Pretty interesting snapshot at attitudes towards women back then.

Serious? I listened to the audiobook on Sunday night when I got home from Bloc!

Did we talk about it or something?!

magma wrote:

kay wrote:Just finished reading Day of the Triffids. Pretty good. I was very surprised it was written a mere 5 years after WW2, London seemed pretty well recovered by then. Pretty interesting snapshot at attitudes towards women back then.

Serious? I listened to the audiobook on Sunday night when I got home from Bloc!

Did we talk about it or something?!

No, not at all! At least not that I remember anyway.

Great minds...

Ahahahaha! We had a good laugh about that at Bloc!

The Self-Overcoming of Nihilism - Keiji Nishitani
The Politics of Experience - Ronald Laing

bukowski, oscar wilde, vonnegut, celine

really good. an easy read and interesting how they put together evil dead with zero $

Herman, i loved Typee, Moby Dick, Israel Potter, Bartleby the Scrivener but this shit and Pierre? Its easy to see why people said you were a nutbar.

Lol can someone recommend me a book like harry potter or lord of the rings, some kind of adventure fantasy but thats actually proper literature

saphyre wrote:Lol can someone recommend me a book like harry potter or lord of the rings, some kind of adventure fantasy but thats actually proper literature

dont worry about the shitty film

saphyre wrote:Lol can someone recommend me a book like harry potter or lord of the rings, some kind of adventure fantasy but thats actually proper literature

I'd recommend the Game of Thrones series. But, at the rate it's going, it'll never get finished. The Chronicles of Narnia are, of course, a classic.

I've also enjoyed Roger Zelazny's Amber series. You can get that as a collection in the Chronicles of Amber in the Fantasy Masterworks series.

golden compass duh

Thanks for those, already read his dark materials

phillip k dick.... just finished "do androids dream of electric sheep" got a few more books left in the volume but i wanna re-read the neuromancer trilogy

mindkontrolultra wrote:phillip k dick.... just finished "do androids dream of electric sheep" got a few more books left in the volume but i wanna re-read the neuromancer trilogy

I read Neuromancer a couple months ago, and really enjoyed it. Love Philip K. Dick aswell! I read Ubik and The Man In The High Castle around the same period. Been meaning to read Valis triology but no time atm. Never usually read fiction, but can't deny the cyberpunk material!

all right now could someone recommend some interesting pop science books along the lines of bill bryson's history of nearly everything