I always feel like there are a ton of books I LOVE that no one has read!
1. When Kambia Elaine Flew In From Neptune by Lori Aurelia Williams
2. America by ER Frank
3. Sleeping Dogs by Sonya Hartnett
4. Jude by Kate Morgenroth
5. Zazoo by Richard Mosher
What are some that you would like to get the word out about?
"Death And The Penguin", by Andrey Kurkov.
Best book I've read in a very long time.
Thanks Spudley, I absolutely have to read that. For obvious reasons. Fortunately for you, I'm about to dispatch an amazon.co.uk order. Methinks that'll be on it.
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"The Book of Flying" - Keith Miller
“No.” We walked a bit in silence and then the Fool said quietly, “Fitz, home is people. Not a place. If you go back there after the people are gone, then all you can see it what is not there anymore.”
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1. Watch Your Mouth- Daniel Handler (same auther as the lemony snicket series. shh... it's a secret... )
2. I don't even remember the name of it now. Damn it. One I borrowed from the library that I decided to convienantly forget to return. OH! The Fagan. Or something.
3. Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell. I don't care if it's a best seller, no one here seems to have read it. *cries*
4. Uh, De Profundis? I dunno, anyone else here read that?
I've seen that book, but I didn't read it because I don't like Sonya Hartnett very much (I have Thursday's Child and that put me right off).Originally Posted by xmalloryx
Now for my list:
'Violet and Claire' - Francesca Lia Block
'The Power Of Stars' - Louise Lawrence (out of print)
'We Of Nagasaki' - Takashi Nagai (English translation from Japanese, out of print)
'Spare Parts' - Sally Rogers-Davidson
'And What About Anna?' - Jan Simoen (English translation from Dutch, I think)
'Mixed Doubles' - Joel Smith (out of print)
'Hospital' - Polly Toynbee (pretty sure this is out of print)
'Beauty stands and waits with gravity to start her death-defying leap. And he, a little charleychaplin man, who may or may not catch her fair eternal form spreadeagled in the empty air of existence.' - Laurence Felinghetti, 'The Acrobat'
Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell.
The entire Oprah Winfrey Book Club selection, HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
You are only as dull as the light in the room you occupy, everything else is just hearsay - Me, about five minutes ago.
The entire Oprah Winfrey Book Club selection, HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
Ba-dum-tch
The Little Friend - Donna Tartt
Till We Have Faces - C.S. Lewis
Hemingway's Chair - Michael Palin
To Kill a Mockingbird - some dude
Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Ronald
Whisky Galore - Compton McKenzie
Norwegian Wood - Murakami
Ive been looking foward to reading Cloud Atlas... I hope its good.
Nowegian Wood is good, but not my favorite Murakami.
My two cents are:
'The Intuitionist' by Colson Whitehead
'Automated Alice' by Jeff Noon
Of course
C.A.
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