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Only read the first few pages up till now, but being a massive fan of the Wu it's inevitable that i will enjoy reading what is pretty much a Wu biography.

absolutely loving it to be honest. its just getting to the point where he meets gatsby now. can't wait, i've heard he's one of the all time greatest characters in literature.

definitely recommend it. its a lot better then tender is the night (so far)

The Great Gatsby is one of the best books ever written tbh

I am reading Musicophilia. It is a really interesting book about why people like to listen to music and why they like to listen to that particular type of music.

Anna Karenina. I advise everyone who likes realism (or whatever the name, you get my idea) to read it, tho it's very long and written reaaaaaaally small. But it's never boring

the bible.

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Like his first book, but from a totally different angle.

..Fuck E-books from now on, cant even highlight!

Just finished. Very informative.

WhosZena? wrote:

Hypefiend wrote:the bible.

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Like his first book, but from a totally different angle.

..Fuck E-books from now on, cant even highlight!

i i cap'n

The original "uncut" version of On The Road by Jack Kerouac. VERY cool read, whether you've read the "official" 1957 print or not. It's the way Kerouac first wrote it, as a giant scroll with no paragraph or page breaks, and wayyyyy less punctuation haha it is very stream of consciousness. Also interesting is that it has all the unchanged names of the actual characters: Carlo Marx is Allen Ginsburg, Sal Paradise is Kerouac, Dean Moriarty is Neal Cassady and so on, so you get some really cool insights in to the kinds of people that Ginsburg, Kerouac, and Cassady really were.

Definitely recommend this one.

Really nice and easy christmas time read before I go back to uni and re-read Paradise lost for the fith time.
Derren's autobiography, if you can call it that, is truly insightfull and delightful.

Badman Juice wrote:The Great Gatsby is one of the best books ever written tbh

love this book! might have to re-read but still haven't read Tender is the night yet.

judge_banks wrote:

The original "uncut" version of On The Road by Jack Kerouac. VERY cool read, whether you've read the "official" 1957 print or not. It's the way Kerouac first wrote it, as a giant scroll with no paragraph or page breaks, and wayyyyy less punctuation haha it is very stream of consciousness. Also interesting is that it has all the unchanged names of the actual characters: Carlo Marx is Allen Ginsburg, Sal Paradise is Kerouac, Dean Moriarty is Neal Cassady and so on, so you get some really cool insights in to the kinds of people that Ginsburg, Kerouac, and Cassady really were.

Definitely recommend this one.

im halfway through this right now! reading the second version then! thoroughly enjoying it!

Michel Houellebecq, La carte et le territoire

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Badman Juice wrote:The Great Gatsby is one of the best books ever written tbh

love this book! might have to re-read but still haven't read Tender is the night yet.

didnt enjoy it....

tender is the nght that is.

borrowed wrote:

Just finished this. Hooooly shit.

The Unbearable Lightness of Being.

now i feel all ephemeral

A very unconventional novel but most entertaining.