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^^ Cheers kay - was waiting for that writeup! When the clocks go forward my reading seems to triple and that was on my list of maybes for when I stock up!

Read this back in 2009, going back to it now - completely different book entirely. Rich and profound. An essential companion to life in today's world I think. Careful and repeated readings required though!



Interesting but short and has a sort of introductory feel to it. Food for thought really, and in some ways its brevity is an advantage. Contains contemporary re-hashes of important notions Dreyfus proposed in more substantial books decades ago - worth reading on that account alone.

Contemplating reading Prometheus Rising, but part of me is afraid I'm going to have to put up with a fair dose of nonsense. Thoughts?

Just finished reading City at the End of Time by Greg Bear. Was a bit difficult to get into at first but it eventually got going. Plot development was quite slow but sped up at an almost silly rate, and then petered out again at the end. Has some interesting ideas on multiverses and how people can affect it or jump through 'verses. Interesting blend of fantasy elements and ultra far futurism. I thought the ending was a bit of a letdown though.



Reading Olaf Stapledon's collection of short stories from 1949, Worlds of Wonder, now. It was reprinted recently by Wildside Press. Going through the first story now and it's quite good so far!

I started Reading Battle Royal. I guess its like the Japanese version of The Hunger games but better.

Also has any one read that book that Kode9 wrote?
I found it but its like $30.

Just about to start "The Picture Of Dorian Grey"

Should be a gooden.

Funj wrote:Just about to start "The Picture Of Dorian Grey"

Should be a gooden.

for the love of all things good and pure, stay away from the film starring ben barnes!

its shite, just a load of information about specific synths which i dont have to money to buy
normally cm is decent aswell

Lack of sunshine in the garden has meant this took far longer than expected, but I've just finished:



Excellent read if you're looking to get a feel for the roots of this culture... it's left me wanting to put a rig together though.

I want some more cyberpunk / william gibson esque books, anyone got any suggestions?

best book about tarot ever.

a book about a group of people who set off to find a mountain bigger than any mountain in the world. the reason nobody has found the mountain is because light curves around it. you have to be at a certain place at a certain time to access it. otherwise, it doesnt exist. really mental book, really short but amazing

Wakaremasu ka?

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finji wrote:I want some more cyberpunk / william gibson esque books, anyone got any suggestions?

Don't wait. Just get it.

the bible, best read in one and a half millenia.

finji wrote:I want some more cyberpunk / william gibson esque books, anyone got any suggestions?

rushkoff's cyberia is good

choc-ice wrote:

a book about a group of people who set off to find a mountain bigger than any mountain in the world. the reason nobody has found the mountain is because light curves around it. you have to be at a certain place at a certain time to access it. otherwise, it doesnt exist. really mental book, really short but amazing

this sounds dope thanks!

just reread flatland



probably one of my faves

you can read it in its entirety here ==> http://www.geom.uiuc.edu/~banchoff/Flatland/