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[Bisco]

i'm currently reading A Thousand Splendid Suns

its quite great so far i'm enjoying it.
i'm planning to read a season with verona as soon as i find a copy here.

 

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[Joaco]

Oh, btw, I just started Le Mur by J.P Sartre.

 

[Henry]

Oh, btw, I just started Le Mur by J.P Sartre.

just read that, very very good. read la chambre?

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

just finished "the game" the one about the pick-up artists. fairly interesting read

 

[Joaco]

just read that, very very good. read la chambre?

Actually I'm reading it right now. I had to stop for a while, I had to much to study this week

 

[Joaco]

just read that, very very good. read la chambre?

Actually I'm reading it right now. I had to stop for a while, I had to much to study this week

I just finished to read Le Chambre and Erostratus. Both are amazing. Specially Erostratus, man, amazing, just amazing. Sartre knew how to write, that for sure

 

[mikhail]

I'm enjoying Orwell's Homage to Catalonia - his non-fiction is consistently better than the fiction he's famous for.

 

[sallyinzaghi]

i'm currently reading A Thousand Splendid Suns

enjoyed it as well.

Currently reading anthony burgess' "the long day wanes - a malayan trilogy"

 

[Hist]

Nelson Goodman's fact fiction and forecast = Holy Shit

 

[Dostoevsky]

The Stranger by Albert Camus.

 

[Joaco]

The Stranger by Albert Camus.

Good book!

Just finished Le Mure. Now I'm reading some Hegel and Heidegger stuff.

 

[sallyinzaghi]

finished burgess' "the long day wanes - a malayan trilogy" quite a while back, and I think it's one of the best books I've EVER read

right now reading 'everything is illuminated'

 

[Henry]

life and fate, by Vasily Grossman.
One of the great 20th century Russian novels, barely known in the west though. Written in the 60s, all known manuscripts were confiscated and destroyed, and only in the 80s was a smuggled edition published in the west

 

[Osman]

Umberto Eco's In the name of the rose.
Heller's Catch 22

 

[Seven]

Umberto Eco's In the name of the rose.
Heller's Catch 22

That's one hell of a book. I've read it both in Dutch (when I was 13 and really too young) and in Italian. I finally understood most of it last year .

 

[Martin]

Started "Godel, Escher, Bach"

 

[Henry]

let me know if it's as good as I've heard

 

[Martin]

let me know if it's as good as I've heard

It's quite interesting so far, but verbose. 700 something pages, I've read 60.

 

[Henry]

i like long books actually...it's pretty expensive IIRC though. eventually i'll get it though

 

[ĵџvє_вãвγ]

The Stranger by Albert Camus.

I love Camus, if you like The Stranger, try A Happy Death..***..