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AntlionUK wrote:

wub wrote:

YES.

Absolutely immense book. Can't recommend it enough.

Just finished that. Had some great one liners to think about.

For the third time. Easily the greatest novel of all time.
Call Me Ishmael

I just finished...
Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman - Haruki Murakami

and after years of hype - I have finally started with...
Call of the Cthulu and Other Weird Stories - H.P. Lovecraft

- and so far (I'm about 5/7 stories in)..
I think it is just fantastic - Well exceeds my expectations and I am enjoying the book immensly.

mugger t wrote:

Just finished that. Had some great one liners to think about.

I read this recently too, enjoyed it alot.

I just read On Being by Peter Atkins, fairly shit all round tbh.
Its not got alot at all to do with 'being' and the author comes across as a pretentious prick.

FUCK YEAH

+1 for "House of Leaves". Brilliant book. Paired up with "The Whalestoe Letters" it's just unbelievable. Those two are the books that got me back into reading. It was something insanely fresh for me. Check out his other book "Only Revolutions." At first I couldn't get into it, but in the right mindset it's a glorious book.

Lately I've been on a Jose Saramago binge. He has a fresh pessimism that keeps me interested. But he also brings up ideas and motifs that blow me away every time I read one of his books. For him my favourite is "The Cave." Although slow, it's actually an amazing book. It goes from gentle to violent irony in just a few pages... a true masterpiece!

rereading the Dark Tower series by Stephen King, this time im gonna read on and find out whats at the top

also something by henry james.

ahier wrote:


FUCK YEAH

terence puts ulysses in the context of timewave zero

Bret Easton Ellis - The Infomers

read it many times but going thru it again, makes me laugh out loud on the tube

awesome short story, really worth a go if you're into chess in anyway. brilliant writing

wub wrote:

i got this the other day. i love the direction the artist took with it.

64hz wrote:

wub wrote:

i got this the other day. i love the direction the artist took with it.

It's downright trippy the first time you read it. Plus rebranding Mad Hatter as a paedo

yeah it wasnt what i was expecting at all, i didnt really know anything about it before i bought it. wasnt expecting it to be that daaarrk!
read The Old Man and The Sea cover to cover last night as i couldn't sleep now i am fucking nackered and have work in an hour

dave mckean took his visual style to the big screen with The Mirror Mask. i'm into it.

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just finished this:

^^^^^^ yes mate! American Psycho is the one...well Bret Easton Ellis is in general! Read Glamorama next (you might need to read it twice) and make sure you check Less Than Zero (my favourite), Rules of Attraction, Lunar Park, The Informers as well all fucking classic

murky21 wrote:^^^^^^ yes mate! American Psycho is the one...well Bret Easton Ellis is in general! Read Glamorama next (you might need to read it twice) and make sure you check Less Than Zero (my favourite), Rules of Attraction, Lunar Park, The Informers as well all fucking classic

cheers bro, keep meaning to check out his others