brave new world by huxley

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SingSangBP:

brave new world by huxley

Awesome book!

I just finished "Scarpetta" by Patricia Cornwell and I am about to start"Azincourt" by Bernard Cornwell.

And no, I don't pick books by author's surname, it's a coincidence...

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Just finished Dandy In The Underworld by Sebastian Horsley. Never read anything so offensive and enjoyed it so much, he's a fascinating individual.

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Yes, I thought so. Just watch your step or I'm totally telling.

I've just finished rereading the A Song Of Ice and Fire series.
Going to reread Wheel of Time now.

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Adus:

I've just finished rereading the A Song Of Ice and Fire series. Going to reread Wheel of Time now.

We'll expect your next post in this thread to be about 6-9 months. lol

There was word that the final book was in the works despite the (untimely?) demise of Robert Jordan. Was that ever released?

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squidproquo:

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meralonne:

Adus:

I've just finished rereading the A Song Of Ice and Fire series. Going to reread Wheel of Time now.

We'll expect your next post in this thread to be about 6-9 months. lol

There was word that the final book was in the works despite the (untimely?) demise of Robert Jordan. Was that ever released?

Yep. It's being finished by Brandon Sanderson.

Link Below for UK people:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Gathering-Storm-Conclusion-International-Bestselling/dp/1841492418/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1251840052&sr=8-1

I'm really looking forward to it

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Thanks for the info! For further edification, the final volume has been broken up into three novels (in true Robert Jordan-esque "dragging out the plot to the bitter end" fashion): The Gathering Storm, Shifting Winds and Tarmon Gai'don. (the last two titles are apparently provisional).

Enjoy! It'll take me about a year to catch up. I haven't read any Wheel of Time since book 9...

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squidproquo:

You are a murdering machine, sir.

No, I don't have a sex change potion. But I do have this!

lol, I love Jordan's way of detailing the world though. It may be long and drawn out, but the man had talent, I can only hope that his predecessor can follow his ideas.

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I'm reading Europe: A History by Norman Davies.

Long ass *** of a book.

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Well I just Finished Dune, and I will be reading the second book as soon as it arrives.

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SingSangBP:

brave new world by huxley

Same! Only about halfway through.

the name of the wind by ... someone new its a book if a little peculier/jarring

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icechild:

the name of the wind by ... someone new its a book if a little peculier/jarring

By Patrick Rothfuss.  I really one, though im a bit annoyed that the Wise Man's fear has been delayed.

Reading Terry kind's new book "The Law of Nines" set in the modern world

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Whether you think you can or can't, you're right either way.

The Encyclopedia of European Historical Weapons (OT just a sec, is google chrome of it's head??, I'm starting to believe that it's more illiterate then I am, it's telling me I've writen Encyclopedia wrong I've typed exactly what it says on the book)

The Book has all sorts of pictures and information on Swords, Bows, Gun and even Gun blades, the book is mostly being used to get a Idea of what weapons I want to use in my animation, some beauties in here too.

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midnyht:

icechild:

the name of the wind by ... someone new its a book if a little peculier/jarring

By Patrick Rothfuss.  I really one, though im a bit annoyed that the Wise Man's fear has been delayed.

A tragic understatement. The Name of the Wind is the best fantasy book I have read for a while and I am utterly distraught that the next one has been delayed!

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it may be an amazing book but i had just read lotr some terry pratchet and some robin hobs books so it wasent exacktly a revoloution to me but i think i can be excused that im only 13 i haveent had much time to read most of the endless shelves of books out there

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Soulbleed426:

SingSangBP:

brave new world by huxley

Same! Only about halfway through.

Yeah I think Huxley was all messed up on acid when he wrote it. Interesting book none the less.

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Factotum by Charles Bukowski.

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The Tyranny of the Night -- Glen Cook

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squidproquo:

You are a murdering machine, sir.

No, I don't have a sex change potion. But I do have this!

Arthur Conan Doyle stories about Sherlock Holmes

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I'm about to go start to finish with the Dexter series by Jeff Lindsay.  They should be coming in the mail any day now, a cool grand total of 50 bucks, shipping and all.  Anyone know if they're everything that they've been made up to be?

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Currently reading A. Bertram Chandler's John Grimes novels, and I quite enjoy them.

Although the fact that Chandler is given as having been the best that Australia had to offer at the time is worrying me a bit, the books are great Space Opera type novels, but they are also terribly anachronistic even for their time. Imagine a 19th century type British Navy (love the stereotype arrogance of all the officers) in Flash Gordon type Spacecraft using a mix between high-tech Laserweapons and 50's missiles & torpedoes, not to mention the advanced 40's mindset of gender stereotypes and morals.

Really makes me wonder about the given publishing date of late 60's to early 70's.

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"Let me tell you this: if you meet a loner, no matter what they tell you, it’s not because they enjoy solitude.
It’s because they have tried to blend into the world before, and people continue to disappoint them."

By the way, I'm starting on the fourth Dexter book, and they're positively betwazzling!  They're easy to read, laced with black humor, and the content is more than enough to tickle your dark fancy.  Very fun stuff!
These books are Darkly Dreaming Dexter, Dearly Devoted Dexter, Dexter in the Dark, and Dexter by Design with Dexter is Delicious coming out next year sometime.  I think the dude's got a book-a-year deal with his publisher, but they never seem to dip in quality.  Highly recommended.

"Everyone is a moon, and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody." ~Mark Twain

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I love true Blood so much that I am now starting the Sookie Stackhouse series. it's pretty , so far, but I know most of what to expect right now. I'll let you know once I get to the 3rd book (there's only been 2 seasons).

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I am currently reading two books, World War Z by Max Brooks and Tom Clancy's EndWar. Both are great I'd say. I'd definitely suggest World War Z.

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