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23.06.2006, 10:57 quote
Its a good parody, they renamed characters are if i remember
Bilbo Baggins = Dildo Bugger
Frodo Baggins = Frito Bugger
Samwise Gangee = Spam Gangree
Legolas = Legolam
Gollum = Goddam
Sauron = Sorhed
cant remember the rest but you get the gist !!
17.07.2006, 22:29 quote
Tad Williams, war of the flowers, or infact any of his books they are all brill
18.07.2006, 17:21 quote
Fear And Loathing in Las Vegas - Hunter S Thompson
or
Dune - Frank Herbert
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18.07.2006, 17:22 quote
| Nicaragua wrote: |
| Fear And Loathing in Las Vegas - Hunter S Thompson
or Dune - Frank Herbert |
Dune is a magnificent book. The sequels aren't bad either, but the original is truly classy.
18.07.2006, 18:28 quote
| swissrebel wrote: | ||
Dune is a magnificent book. The sequels aren't bad either, but the original is truly classy. |
Definately prefer Fear and Loathing..
Dune is good, the sequels are bad...
Half way throught the first part of the Gormenghast trilogy (Titus Groan) very very good - I think
19.07.2006, 06:34 quote
| whizzer wrote: | ||||
Definately prefer Fear and Loathing.. Dune is good, the sequels are bad... Half way throught the first part of the Gormenghast trilogy (Titus Groan) very very good - I think |
Most of the sequals are a bit crap although they have certain bits which recapture some of the feel of the original. The only one which i think is a worthy sequal is God Emperor of Dune - you just cant help but sympathise with a guy who rules the universe but cant get laid.
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02.08.2006, 12:18 quote
not really I love reading but have no time to at this stage, clothes, books, and films will make a good topics and fill small library, to read some of that is the problem time, time, time now where is my reading glasses
, Lolita, a clockwork orange, east of Eden, Darkness at noon, the outsider, The trail, The old man and the sea, the tin drum, war and peace, nostromo, and the likes now let me start reading this one after my coffee time.
02.08.2006, 12:22 quote
| danni82 wrote: |
| Jean M Auel's Clan of the cave bear. Its a great book it sends you deep into a fantasy world. |
And anything by David Eddings though I think his Belgariad series will always be my favourite.
02.08.2006, 19:37 quote
Something by Dostoevsky..."the Brothers Karamazov" or "Crime & Punishment". Or Tolstoys "Anna Karenina".
18.09.2006, 22:06 quote
Just a few of my fav books for any literati looking in. Here goes:
Prousts A la Recherche du Temps Perdu;Bleak House by Dickens;The Great Gatsby by F.Scott FitzGerald;Thomas Mann's The Magic Mountain;Crime & Punishment by Dostoevsky;Madame Bovary by Flaubert;The Wings of the Dove by Henry James;The Trial by Kafka;The Radetzsky March by Joseph Roth;the complete works of Shakespeare & the Holy Bible. Thanks.
18.09.2006, 23:04 quote
Cross and the Switchblade by Nicky Cruz....any of Piers Anthony, David Eddings books, John Jakes
20.09.2006, 21:58 quote
Books I love are:
Lolita (amazing; I read and reread it over and over. The prose is bliss).
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime.
The Life of Pi.
The Cloudspotter's Guide (a book about clouds; fascinating)
Moby Dick
The Lord of the Rings
Cosmos (by Carl Sagan)
The Ballad of Reading Gaol / De Profundis (by Oscar Wilde)
There are many, many more...
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