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  • File : 1255838610.jpg-(99 KB, 502x328, literature.jpg)
    99 KB Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:03 No.40281166  
    Does anyone here actually read?

    If so, what are you currently reading, and is it any good?
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:04 No.40281253
    Currently reading: "Blind Watchmaker" by Richard Dawkins

    Currently playing: BRUTAL LEGEND
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:05 No.40281284
    Band of Brothers
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:05 No.40281322
    reading: forza motorsport blog

    playing: russian roulette with a nerf gun
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:06 No.40281324
    i read katawa shoujo
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:06 No.40281334
    >implying anyone on /v/ has the mental capacity to enjoy reading.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:06 No.40281336
    God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything.

    Currently playing L4D.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:06 No.40281355
    Of course people read. What are you, a fucking idiot?

    Reading A Matter of Honour, queer.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:07 No.40281392
    Blue War by Jeffrey Thomas

    It's like Vietnam in a parallel dimension with a Grey Goo Apocalypse twist.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:07 No.40281398
    The Man Who Was Thursday
    The Hitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:07 No.40281411
    Reading: Dearly Devoted Dexter

    Playing: FFIX replay (Been 9 years since I played it first)
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:07 No.40281437
    I'm reading Baulder's gate
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:07 No.40281440
    Currently reading Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, then I'll move on to Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:08 No.40281472
    Reading A feast for crows and farenheit 451.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:08 No.40281481
    "The Call of Cthulhu and Other Weird Stories". Currently on "Herbert West - Reanimator".
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:08 No.40281489
    I'm reading the Twilight books for the fifth time. I can't get enough :3
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:08 No.40281497
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    Anything William Gibson shits out.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:08 No.40281516
    The Guns of August
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:09 No.40281533
    Fuck you forth grade book reports, you ruined reading for me.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:09 No.40281555
    The Fabric of the Cosmos by Brian Greene
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:09 No.40281559
    I'm watching MGS 4, an adaptation to Hideo Kojima's novel.
    >> Air Man !0laD6E53hY 10/18/09(Sun)00:09 No.40281561
    >>40281440

    What a coincidence, I've been reading Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters at work (convenience store, boring as fuck). I've found it to be quite enjoyable so far, how's Pride and Prejudice and Zombies?
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:09 No.40281566
    Atlas Shrugged. Because I just finished Angela's Ashes and I can't afford anything new.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:09 No.40281579
    Neuromancer by William Gibson

    Brave New World by Aldous Huxley

    I Will Fear No Evil by Robert Heinlein

    Ringworld by Larry Niven
    >> StonedAnonymous !XUUanJpkos 10/18/09(Sun)00:10 No.40281586
    I just finished off volume 1 of the japanese-language Lucky Star manga. My god it is brutally difficult to read without furigana, but with any luck, I'll be plowing through them without trouble in a couple of years.
    >> Farseer Godot 10/18/09(Sun)00:10 No.40281609
    Just finished "The Purifying Fire", that new Magic Planeswalker book.

    It was profoundly okay. It wasn't great, it wasn't awful, it was just extremely okay.
    >> Shootan !4J/h1DcyTA 10/18/09(Sun)00:10 No.40281616
    I finished the Lost Symbol a few days ago. It was alright.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:10 No.40281617
    I read well over 1,000 words every day on 4chan.

    Just because I don't utilize an outdated source of entertainment doesn't mean I don't read.

    Although I did recently read Treasure Island a few months ago. Fuck all of these high class 'deep' books, pirates are fucking awesome and easy entertaining books are the only good books
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:10 No.40281628
    >>40281481
    ive got the necronomicon big collection of all his works.
    at least, i thin its all of them... well i only just read the first one. it seems pretty good, im going "wow" at his writing style more than im being creeped out.
    and i am being decently creeped out.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:11 No.40281644
    >>40281481

    Fucking loved ReAnimator.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:11 No.40281645
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    >>40281489
    Do you has a vagina?
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:11 No.40281657
    I'm flipping between The Stand and Different Seasons, both Stephen King works. Currently on Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption in Different Seasons.

    Currently playing a mix of Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, F-Zero X, and WipEout HD Fury.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:11 No.40281666
    Decided to finally read 1984 because I couldn't find my parents' copy of Farenheit 451.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:12 No.40281722
    Just got myself a Kindle 2, I read all the fucking time now.

    Anytime I'm not playing the vidya or at work I'm devouring books like a fucking maniac.

    I just read the entire Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy series, Garth Nix's Seventh Tower series and The King Must Die, in the past WEEK

    This thing is fucking awesome
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:12 No.40281737
    The Count of Monte Cristo

    Its good, albeit a little predictable.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:12 No.40281741
    In defense of food by michael pollan.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:13 No.40281748
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    A Japanese master piece.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:13 No.40281749
    Reading The Restaurant at the End of the Universe

    Playing BRUTAL LEGEND
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:13 No.40281751
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    Currently reading: The Book of Other People

    Is it any good: Fuck yes. Dave Eggers, ZZ Packer, Zadie Smith

    Currently playing: Devil May Cry 3
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:13 No.40281774
    reading neuromancer
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:14 No.40281867
    Dean Koontz mother fucker, screw your fantasy books.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:15 No.40281907
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    the Toradora light novel, vol. 1 in Japanese (because I am a weeaboo)

    playing: Monster Hunter Freedom Unite
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:15 No.40281908
    Some China Miéville, Iain M. Banks, Terry Pratchett.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:15 No.40281911
    Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell
    The Sparrow by Mary Doria Russell
    Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy
    The Plague by Albert Camus

    The first 3 are GREAT books. The Plague is surprisingly shitty considering how good The Stranger was.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:15 No.40281919
    Deadhouse gates
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:16 No.40281974
    /v/ - Literature
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:16 No.40281975
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    >>40281867
    Clive Barker was here, Dean Koontz sucks dick.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:19 No.40282082
    >>40281911

    Word up. Stranger ruled.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:19 No.40282112
    wow /v/ his awful taste in books
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:20 No.40282129
    Triss of the Redwall series.

    I'm trying to get through all of them. Goddamn hares and their scoffing.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:20 No.40282141
    Why would someone go onto 4chan if they can't read? To look at the pictures?

    But anyway...I'm reading Dune and it's pretty damn cool.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:21 No.40282181
    I got a little bored this weekend and read all the hitchikers books.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:21 No.40282199
    clive barker's imajica series would make a good ps3 interactive movie
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:21 No.40282203
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    >>40281489
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:21 No.40282217
    >>40281911
    Let me guess, you hate The Plague because it has a lot more big words than The Stranger does?
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:21 No.40282227
    Reading various stories by H.P. Lovecraft.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:21 No.40282231
    >>40281974
    You are now imagining a literature board with all the trolling and implying of /v/.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:22 No.40282253
    >>40282231
    > implying East of Eden had biblical allusions
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:22 No.40282291
    Kinda reading: The Coming of Conan the Cimerrian. Fuck yeah Conan
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:23 No.40282300
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    >>40282231
    >Implying Terry Pratchett is a good author
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:23 No.40282319
    >>40282141

    yeah awesome dune
    dune is awesome

    everyone in this thread is gay except this guy
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:23 No.40282320
    Just finished reading "the descent" by jess long, was actually a pretty good read.
    Now i am reading "the haunting of hill house" by Shirley Jackson.
    I read allot as i am a loser with no life.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:23 No.40282322
    Last book I tried to read was Force Unleased.

    shit got boring
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:23 No.40282333
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    >>40282300
    no u r
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:23 No.40282348
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    >>40282112

    What do you like faggot?
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:24 No.40282361
    >>40282319
    > implying any non-faggot hasnt already read it

    I read it fucking ages ago man, where have you been.
    >> EMPEROR Kuzco !38MVJprNQU 10/18/09(Sun)00:24 No.40282366
    Currently reading Last Days of Summer by Steve Kluger and OH GOD YESS it's good.
    Already read it once.
    Manly tears were shed. That is all I will say... aside from the fact that you all should read it. It will touch even the blackest, most jaded Anon hearts ;_;
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:25 No.40282405
    Currently reading: H.P. Lovecrafts necronomicon.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:25 No.40282415
    The Man in the Brown Suit, Agatha Christie.

    Anyway, I'm hiding this thread until it gets spoiled by any of you assholes.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:25 No.40282428
    >>40281748

    Have you read Wind-Up Bird Chronicle? It's good.
    >> Axel Stone !DeX4I3/K32 10/18/09(Sun)00:25 No.40282436
    Finished the Inferno part of The Divine Comedy a couple of days ago.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:26 No.40282458
    Life Beyond Measure:letters to my great granddaughter

    sydney portier

    Niggas deep yo

    some things that stuck out where the 'people who stop living at age 30' in terms of progress and questions asked, finding more to life instead of alling in the monotonous work work work pattern

    and the 'why believe in an image of God and a religion created by other humans who know nothing more about him than I do, why does God even look human with two arms, two legs etc he's supposed to be without comprehension'

    Also, the part about him being a petty thief...somewhat. Makes you realize that no one is born with malice, and yes, even gang members are human too.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:26 No.40282466
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    Just finished the whole serie.... Liked the books, its like porn but with words.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:26 No.40282480
    20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. It's awesome, but all the useless info makes it seem like it's Ulililia: The Book.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:26 No.40282483
    >>40282436

    LOL, VIRAL MARKETING GUISE!
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:26 No.40282485
    I recommend looking into "the beach" by Neville shute.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:26 No.40282487
    /v/ =/= reading
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:27 No.40282512
    >>40282348
    good literature that isn't weeaboo or scifi/fantasy shit
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:27 No.40282514
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    Just finished reading Shamanslayer, book number 234,721,984,123 in the Gotrek and Felix series. A fun book, if a bit stupor-inducing.

    Currently playing EVE while I read. Pic unrelated.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:27 No.40282515
    National Geographic, I feel somehow cheated for not having discovered this shit ages ago.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:27 No.40282543
    >>>/book/
    /book/ is that way ^
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:28 No.40282558
    Currently reading the Fletch novels by Gregory Mcdonald. Had to move on to those after finishing all the old Carl Hiaasen books I dug up. Both guys write "mystery" novels with humour incorporated into the story. Personally, they're my new favorite authors.


    Other good things to read are short stories by H.P. Lovecraft and Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams. Great books, all of them.
    >> The Flying Dutchman !7rE.JnQ9QA 10/18/09(Sun)00:28 No.40282566
    I finished up reading the Bible about a couple of months back.

    I am interested in some HP Lovecraft though, same with the Halo books (at least the first one) and some 40k stuff (CAIAPHAS CAIN)
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:28 No.40282570
    >>40282512

    Sweet life bro. You still haven't named a book.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:28 No.40282591
    Nursing Textbooks and getting around to Warren Ellis stuff...which includes his novel as well as his (more famed) comic book work
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:28 No.40282599
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    Whats the difference between a graphic novel and a comic book?
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:29 No.40282630
    >>40282543
    You might as link to 7chans /lit/ board
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:30 No.40282662
    reading through the 'series of the change' by Sterling

    first books:
    dies the fire - FUCK YEA, MODERN DAY KNIGHTS
    Protectors war- FUCK YEA, POLITICAL INTRIGUE
    Meeting at Corvallas - Uhh, More knights and stuff? Cool!

    Sunrise lands - Uhhh, wtf?
    Scourge of God - WHAT THE FUCK AM I READING?
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:30 No.40282663
    >>40281472
    >Farenheit 451

    I hate pretentious literature and authors
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:30 No.40282677
    I'm so lowbrow I couldn't even finish Heart of Darkness

    So I read stuff by Wilbur Smith and Bernard Cornwall

    At least I read
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:30 No.40282682
    lol who calls it "literature" i bet you read john steinbeck and shit like that
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:30 No.40282707
    >>40282599
    nothing, its just a fancy term used to get the damn things stocked in more prestigious stores
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:31 No.40282719
    Lullaby by Chuck Palahnuik.
    I'm enjoying it very much.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:31 No.40282720
    dune guy wrote some other stuff too i read helstroms hive shit was so cash
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:31 No.40282749
    >>40282599
    SAUCE
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:31 No.40282757
    rereading wheel of time for this year's release

    aagh
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:32 No.40282770
    >>40282677

    That is okay. That book is a pile of horseshit. There are better classic literature books out there.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:32 No.40282779
    >>40282663
    PRETENTIOUS IS JUST A WORD CREATED BY THE INFERIOR TO TAKE OUT THEIR JEALOUSY
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:32 No.40282806
    >>40282599
    Comic books are for anyone. Graphic novels are for mature manchildren who wouldn't be caught dead reading a comic book.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:33 No.40282828
    >>40282719
    Ugh, that's gotta be the worst one he's written.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:33 No.40282832
    >>40282514
    they're all black
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:33 No.40282833
    I'm reading The Odyssey. Good shit. Maybe Beowulf next since I didn't read the entire thing in high school.

    Playing Silent Hill 2 and Final Fantasy IV: The After Years and Touhou 8

    >>40281579

    Good taste, anon

    >>40282141

    Dune series is probably my favorite ever
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:33 No.40282841
    I'm reading 2061: Odyssey Three. It's got it's merits but it doesn't make my thought whirl as much as the first two did.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:33 No.40282842
    Gotrek and Felix's First Omnibus by William King

    Shit is cash, manlings
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:33 No.40282848
    Fuck I hate reading shit.

    Books are too long.

    Holy shit I hate reading books.

    Some are good though.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:33 No.40282871
    I've gotten bored of fiction books, I now read magazines like Popular mechanics
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:33 No.40282874
    >>40282599
    sauce
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:33 No.40282879
    Currently reading City of Pearl
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:33 No.40282880
    I had to write a paper comparing the application of Orwell and Huxley's models of dystopia to current society, and this sparked interest again, forcing me to read them (again).
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:34 No.40282904
    i'm reading the house and philosophy book, because house is a badass
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:34 No.40282916
    Just finished One Hundred Years of Solitude.

    If you haven't read it yet, FUCKING READ IT.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:34 No.40282920
    >>40282543
    Fuck yeah, we need a /lit/ board.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:34 No.40282925
    I own about 200 books. Right now I'm reading "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius" on recommendation from my lady. It's...all right.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:35 No.40282958
    >>40282806
    Like I said, no difference

    but if you have to, graphic novels are longer and are printed on more high quality shit than comic books

    comic books are on-going and never end, graphic novels do
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:35 No.40282968
    Bruce Lee - Jeet Kun Do - Bruce Lee's Commentaries on the Martial Way

    Smart man. I'm learning some pretty good stuff from this book. I just need to apply what I'm learning now.

    Currently playing Demon's Souls.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:36 No.40283021
    >>40282663
    I hate pretentious faggots that pretend that they are in the author's head. "From this sentence, you can see that that author is obviously thinking..." and stuff like that pisses me off. You aren't the author, you aren't in his head, and you don't know for sure what he is thinking. You are interpreting a book, stop trying to push your interpretation onto me and then berate me for seeing it a different way. This is why English classes are bullshit. It's so subjective, it isn't even funny.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:36 No.40283023
    >>40282682
    lol i bet you read george orwell and other 9th grade required reading shit like that
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:36 No.40283024
    Reading: The Art of Deception
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:36 No.40283067
    >>Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy

    Hell yes! That is a great book! I was expecting a bunch of aspie virgin on here talking about all their cool Dawkins and Hitchhikers Guide and Zombie shit books. Surprisong to see something as good as Blood Meridian.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:36 No.40283072
    >>40282916
    fuck yes this
    >> Deadpool !!NwFvGWk4qDd 10/18/09(Sun)00:37 No.40283100
    >>40282968
    What year is your book?
    Im wondering if there is any new editions or the like sitting around. I have a copy from the 70's but its falling apart.(actually forgot the year, but it was from a collection of other books from the 70's so eh)
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:37 No.40283113
    >>40283067
    >I was expecting a bunch of aspie virgin on here talking about all their cool Dawkins and Hitchhikers Guide and Zombie shit books.
    i love you
    >> Nuji !JWPaeN65Rw 10/18/09(Sun)00:37 No.40283118
    Life As We Knew It by Susan Beth Pepper
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:37 No.40283128
    Italo Calvno - If on a winter's night a traveler...

    Playing - Arcanum
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:38 No.40283146
    >>40283021

    yeah kinda but mostly thats just cause the writer sucks

    after you read a bunch you can kind of get a feel for things lol
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:38 No.40283204
    hemmriods
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:39 No.40283243
    Reading Lord of the Flies.

    Before that I read The Canterbury Tales. Pretty fucking good for someone from the 14th century.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:40 No.40283263
    >>40282916

    This is one of the greatest books I have ever read. I am thirding this.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:40 No.40283278
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    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:40 No.40283280
    no man orwell sucks shit
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:40 No.40283286
    >>40281617
    > Fuck all of these high class 'deep' books, pirates are fucking awesome and easy entertaining books are the only good books

    I disagree strongly
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:41 No.40283366
    >>40283280
    1984 would like to have a word with you.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:42 No.40283383
    >>40283286
    >im gay and get aids from fucking myself up my own butt in sanfrasco where i live with mall my gay freidns also i use book pages for lube in my ass
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:42 No.40283407
    >>40283100

    It says it was published in 1997. It also says it's Volume 3 of the Bruce Lee Library. To be honest I borrowed it from a friend, so I don't know much about where it came from. I just looked at the publication information to find this stuff out.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:42 No.40283416
    >>40283278
    Tried reading it before

    ...I dunno, I never finished it.

    Guess its cause I can never really find time for reasong, and when I read, EVERYTHING NEEDS TO BE QUIET
    >> FOE !ozOtJW9BFA 10/18/09(Sun)00:43 No.40283422
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    This book. Go out and get it, it's not available online anymore.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:43 No.40283432
    >>40283366

    ive read it dude its got some good parts but its mostly fucking unreadable
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:43 No.40283449
    >>40282466
    porn with words?

    tell me more
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:43 No.40283462
    Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut

    Not as good as Breakfast of Champions but I'm still enjoying it.

    The chapters are all a page long so I can start and stop reading without forgetting whats going on. This is great since my job requires me to start and stop at random intervals.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:44 No.40283483
    >>40283383
    Im not even american.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:44 No.40283512
    >>40283432
    Unreadable? How so?
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:44 No.40283538
    "Haunted" by Chuch Palahniuk. I've probably never been as disgusted/entertained in my life.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:44 No.40283542
    >>40283366
    Sure is 9th Grade English in here
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:45 No.40283545
    >>40283422
    That is the book cracked made right?
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:45 No.40283555
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    I don't read books because movies and video gaems are the superior medium.
    >> Clovis !9L.gxDzakI 10/18/09(Sun)00:45 No.40283556
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    YOU NIGGERS WANT A GOOD BOOK?

    GO PICK UP ONE OF THE DRESDEN FILES NOVELS. HOLY SHIT, YOU'VE GOT MAGICAN, SLEUTHAN, SEXAN, DEMON SUMMONING, GIANT SCORPIANING, MORE SEXAN; SHIT IS EASILY THE BEST SERIES I'VE EVER READ THAT ISN'T THE DARK TOWER

    No, I mean it; it's really fucking good. A great series that I think most /v/irgins would love.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:46 No.40283611
    I am reading Olympos which is a sequel to Ilium by Dan Simmons. Check them out, they are quite good.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:46 No.40283616
    reading the ender's game series, tis great
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:46 No.40283618
    Reading the Hitchhiker's Guide Trilogy...currently on book 3 of six.

    Hoping to get And Another Thing...for Christmas.
    >> Mexican Rappy Festival !d91UXJjlts 10/18/09(Sun)00:46 No.40283619
    >>40283422
    >it's not available online anymore

    O RLY?

    >>>/rs/john+dies+at+the+end


    Cool story bro.

    It's OK, mr.wong. I know you want to make money off of your book, but some people know how to get things for free. no hard feelings, eh?
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:46 No.40283630
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    >>40283556
    FUCK YES HARRY DRESDEN.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:46 No.40283632
    its fuckin depressing books are suposed to be fun

    also the dialoge is like LOL? thts not how you talk dude. also the end only half made sense the rest is lol symbolism
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:47 No.40283661
    >>40283542
    That doesn't make it a bad book. Especially if you are actually in high school.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:47 No.40283681
    currently reading travel reports from some hardcore dude who travelled to the blue nile during the time there were nothing but gangs and bandits and shit there. He got in multiple shootouts with local gangs and spend a total of 5 years in different prisons all around the third world. Everyone thought he was a spy or saboteur eventhough he was just a globetrotter.

    Fucking awesome.

    Also everything is true story bro.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:47 No.40283695
    Black Company: Books Of The South.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:47 No.40283696
    Currently reading: The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao

    Currently playing: Saints Row 2 for PC. I want to hate this fucking awful port, but I can't. Even the horrendous frame rate and frequent screen tearing can't prevent me from enjoying myself.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:49 No.40283785
    Who's dissapointed the new Hitchhiker's was written by Eoin Colfer?
    Who's gonna read it anyway?
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:50 No.40283829
    >>40283785
    The guy who wrote Artemis Fowl?
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:50 No.40283868
    I recently reread Book 8,9,10 and 11 of the Wheel of Time, reading the Prequel of the series a second time now. Read newest Maximum Ride book just because I was recommended the first book and I like to finish a books series once I start it. Most of this has only been in the last month and a half. I read more then I vidya most times now.

    Currently replaying through RE5 to try and get all the BSAA emblems and also Psychonauts. Thinking of playing Madworld soon as well.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:51 No.40283895
    yeah dude if the author dies that should be it no more books

    i want to kill brian herbert and kevin anderson
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:51 No.40283910
    My sister brought home 'Pride and Prejudice and Zombies'

    it sounds utterly retarded, but I haven't read it

    so..yeah, is it as BRAIN-DEAD LOLOL as I think it is?
    >> FOE !ozOtJW9BFA 10/18/09(Sun)00:51 No.40283911
    >>40283545
    Yessir, David Wong's a pen-name of the editor in chief of Cracked.
    >>40283619
    okay dude, way to be a hardass. I meant on his site.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:52 No.40283944
    The Brethren by John Grisham.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:52 No.40283981
    >>40283785
    I was fucking pissed. Still am.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:52 No.40283982
    >>40283542
    and? it doesnt make the book any worse.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:54 No.40284051
    Simone de Beauvoir.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:54 No.40284052
    >>40283981
    Did you read it yet? Cause I haven't yet, but I'm still worried.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:54 No.40284062
    >>40283383
    >im 12 and what is this?
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:54 No.40284067
    Reading Dosteoevsky's - Brothers Karamazov, Pevear/Volokhonsky's translation because I could not stomach another Constance Garnett translation even if it's cheaper. Shit is hilarious even if Dostoevsky's whole "Fuck yeah, Russian Orthodoxy" irks me at times.

    Currently playing - New Super Mario Bros and Crimson Skies.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:55 No.40284107
    >>40283661
    Yeah most books I read throughout high school english were terrible. 1984 was a good break between shallow shitty books. I was also impressed by Contents of a Dead Man's Pocket.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:55 No.40284110
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    Just started reading the new Hitchhiker's a few hours ago. Totally fucking jawsome. I was always a Colfer fan, but damn, I didn't think he would be able to pull this off.

    I just find myself cringing every time I realize that I've already finished like 1/5 of it and there's no way he could ever be talked into writing another.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:55 No.40284117
    finished septimus heap:syren few days ago
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:56 No.40284211
    I'm currently reading the Darkness the Comes Before by R. Scott Bakker. First book in the Prince of Nothing series. Pretty damn good.
    Oh, and I'm trying to get myself to start reading Malazan again. I suddenly lost interest in the second book around 60/70something percent in. I don't know why, I loved the book so far. Great setting.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:57 No.40284243
    >>40284107
    My friend and I choose to read 1984 back in high school, and we eventually got the rest of the class to read it for class, but some complained just as soon as they had to read the words "orgy-porgy", even though most of the offended hypocrites were fucking every weekend...
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)00:58 No.40284314
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    If a series has more than 10 books it is milking the franchise.
    >> StrikeninjaXsX !EbXxcOttmk 10/18/09(Sun)01:00 No.40284442
    Reading:Time of the Twins
    Next: The MGS Radio drama script

    Playing nothing (waiting for way of the samurai)
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:01 No.40284483
    >>40284110
    I have trouble believing that.

    There's gotta be no fucking way it can be as good as the originals.. that'd just be stupid.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:01 No.40284493
    As I Lay Dying
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:01 No.40284520
    >>40284442
    I didn't know Metal Gear Solid HAD a radio drama
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:02 No.40284583
    >>40284243
    lol literature about orgies and cannibalism where part of the curricilum for me. Gotta love europe.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:02 No.40284592
    >>40283021
    Did you go to school decades ago? Can't be, this is /v/. Where the hell is eng lit still taught like that?
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:03 No.40284631
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    >>40284314
    Franchise-milking standards are difficult to apply to literature as a whole.

    I mean, we don't even have serials anymore for the most part. They've been replaced by shitty television shows.
    >> StrikeninjaXsX !EbXxcOttmk 10/18/09(Sun)01:03 No.40284638
    >>40284520
    JP only, I found the English script, I'm going to try to ready it with the radio drama playing
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:04 No.40284674
    I am currently reading /v/ - videogames by anonymous.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:04 No.40284698
    >>40284631

    Dumas is a nigger...
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:04 No.40284714
    I'm currently reading
    LEGEND OF LUKE
    MOTHERFUCKING REDWALL SERIES
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:04 No.40284720
    Phoenix Wright was a pretty good book, I highly recommend it
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:06 No.40284814
    The Lighting Theif is good even if the main char is 12 years old.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:06 No.40284833
    im reading your moms vag LOL
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:07 No.40284860
    >>40284714

    MARSHANK! MARSHANK!

    Best books I've ever read as a kid. Untouched by furrydom too because Cluny the Scourge was BADASS.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:08 No.40284945
    Currently reading: The Adventures of Jón Ólafsson, Indiafari

    Really, really dry. But the subject matter is AWESOME.
    First part reads like CSI: Denmark.
    A half-drunk farmer was on his way out of town in the afternoon when a local man started hurling insults and dung at him. The farmer was enraged, so he hopped down from the seat of his cart, pulled a rusty sword from the back of it, and ran the heckler through, killing him. He got away with this murder because, back in those days, it was up to the relatives of the victim to pursue charges. They decided not to, because everyone hated that dick. His wife, too. So the farmer went on his way.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:08 No.40284953
    >>40284860
    OH GOD THE FIRST BOOK
    I read it back in like, fourth grade or something. I was like 'oh cool mice like looney tunes! :D'

    Then the rats get boiling oil poured on them, and Cluny starts having nightmares about that one rat all covered in tar and disfigured.

    shota me was like D:
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:08 No.40284965
    Currently rereading Ender's Game.

    Goddamn I can't believe I never before noticed how much of a mary sue Ender is. Though that's kind of the point I guess? Still a little irritating that he has to be a perfect god-child and his only faults are that he's 'too good'.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:09 No.40284970
    I'm reading the most famous Milan Kundera (dunno the title in english - reading in other language)
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:09 No.40285014
    >>40284970
    >>40284970

    I meant most famous Milan Kundera book
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:09 No.40285017
    I am reading The Road by Cormac McCarthy.
    >> KoreanGuy !!Km+/cOAwIah 10/18/09(Sun)01:10 No.40285059
    I reread Jitterbug Perfume by Tom Robbins and I'm going to read the Count of Monte Cristo next.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:10 No.40285077
    >>40284965
    Read that, then read "Ender's Shadow". Then he'll just seem like a douchebag.
    >> Anonymous 10/18/09(Sun)01:14 No.40285288
    Reading Silmarillion. For the 7th time.

    Still can't get all the names right.



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