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What are you currently reading? What is your fav book, and who's your favourite writer?
I'm currently rereading Dracula by Bram Stoker. My favourite writer is Anton Chekov
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actually, it might be one of the few books of the bible worth reading
+1 but James is also a banger
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what Lovecraft stories do you like? i've read most of his work
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"The Shadow over Innsmouth" and "Cool Air" are also really good
The Witcher saga is exceptionally good! As a teenager I mostly used to read fantasy, and Witcher is the best written saga together with Song of ice and fire, in my opinion.
I think Witcher didn't get more recognition because English translation was... questionable. More on this topic here reddit.com/r/netflixwitcher/comments/dlj..
Translators play such an important role, and it's often not taking as seriously as it should.
I'm reading now Project Hail Mary and Klara and The Sun,
writer: I think Neil Strauss and Irvin Yalom
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your mind is making up stuff I guess,
try Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle
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yes, I never heard about it from there, I don't see a reason why would that be that be valuable
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Project Hail Mary is an amazing book, enjoy!
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Thanks :)
I've just finished it ☺️
meh nothing special imo, just OK 👍
aliens that are human like have too much anthropomorphism for my taste, why question? 😓
that's limited view of evolution,
and overall quite infantile
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Huh, that's too bad. Guess it can't be loved by everyone :)
What's next on your to-read?
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I'm not saying it was terrible, just entertainment
I feel like I need something more challenging
I'm not sure yet,
superintelligence - nick bostrom,
staring at the sun - yalom
or klara and the sun
and you?
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Yeah that's fine and we all like different things in books :)
They sound interesting, I'll look them up!
I'm currently reading Oathbringer by Brandon Sanderson, third installment in the Stormlight Archive. It's going slow though, bit of a reading block atm.
never thought i'd see an ishiguro fan on HLTV, nice taste
who reads books, just get your knowledge and information from tiktok
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Does Taliban govt allow u to use Tiktok? That's haram in ur peaceful religion right?
Kek
tiktoker = redflag
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idiot
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stay mad 🤭
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ohhhh I'm sooooo maaaad!!!!
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definitely tiktoker, bye
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never downloaded the app but believe what you want hltv user
reported.
how to skateboard and not kill yourself : in the mutt rodney mullen biography.
since i love skateboarding i also love to read this.
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+1 goat
Rodney Mullen is awesome
Rodney would be a philosopher if he wasnt a skater
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No longer human looks very interesting
is it good? no longer human, sounds interesting
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No longer human is one of the best books ive read. But i gotta say, the manga adaptation from junji ito made the story even better.
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wtf men)
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I love Kafka. The Trial is great, but the Castle is even better imo
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Have not read The Castle, but will put it on my list. Thanks. Other than The Trial, I have only read short stories by him, which I was not too impressed by. And, of course, Metamorphosis, which is sensational. I have a strange relationship with The Trial: I have read it twice and both times in one sitting. Picked up the book, read until I fell asleep, woke up and finished where I left off. No other book has engrossed me this much.
Have you played Disco Elysium? I am playing it now for the first time and it is very, very good.
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100% recommend The Castle. The Trial is amazing. I travelled alone to Prague and reread the book there for full immersion)
I haven't played that game, no. Why do you ask?
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Did you have some absinthe too for the full immersion? :) I will pick up a copy of The Castle next time I walk past my local Waterstones, so probably on Wednesday.
I mentioned Disco Elysium because I only started playing it recently even though it's been out for a few years now, but playing it really feels like reading a great classic. I think of it more as a book than as a game - and the writing is really, really good. There is an element of pride in there too, because I think that this game is a masterpiece and it was made in Estonia. Various publications have called it the greatest video game ever made. I am playing it now and it is making me think and reflect in a way I have not since reading Crime and Punishment. If you get into the story, it is very heavy and melancholic, which resonates with us Estonians, but may not be up everyone else's alley. I highly recommend it.
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The game looks very cool. It's on steam sale now, so I will buy it and play it when I have time
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I think it will very difficult for a game like this to have mass appeal but, if you like Kafka, you will like DE. The quality of the voice acting is unprecedented, too. Let me know what you think of Evrart Claire. I cannot think of another character in video game history that is as well acted and crafted as this guy.
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Just finished Disco Elysium. A great game. Unlike anything else I've ever played. The whole concept of the inner dialogue, putting points into psychological aspects was brilliant.
The writing was generally amazing. Very clever dialogues and ideas throughout the entire game.
Evrart was a very well written character, just like you mentioned. I also liked Kim and Measurehead.
Overall an amazing gaming experience. I hope they make a sequel
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Thinking fast and slow, theory of everything, man's search for meaning, never split the difference are some of amazing books I recently read.
Currently reading: Oathbringer by Brandon Sanderson
Fav book: The Watchmaker of Filigree Street
Fav writer: J.R.R. Tolkien
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So far I'm liking it :) Not far in yet though, currently having a bit of a reading block.
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Nice! :D
I feel bad for not having read the watchmaker yet :(. But i barely read nowadays because college + work + life. Hopefully I can read it during summer!
Won't forget, because i get a weekly email from goodreads with whatever you are reading xaxa
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Was wondering why I never saw any updates from you xD
Hopefully you can at some point ^^
90% of books were written by idiots
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ok
Just finished Fire & Blood by George R. R. Martin
Before that i read Tales of Dunk and Egg by George R. R. Martin
Before that i read A Dance with Dragons by George R. R. Martin
Before that i read A Feast for Crows by George R. R. Martin
Before that i read A Storm of Swords by George R. R. Martin
Before that i read A Clash of Kings by George R. R. Martin
Before that i read A Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin
Now i don't know what to read
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reread all
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I would prefer losing the ability to read over re-reading A Dance with Dragons or Fire & Blood
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Surely he'll it finish soon, he's about 3/4 done
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Tales of dunk and egg is a good book imho and if you like ASOIAF you might like it too, they're even turning it into a show now
Also fire and blood is kinda dull as it is a "history book" but it was still pretty interesting for me to read, especially the era of a dance of dragons
Reading three body problem trilogy (remembrance of earth's past)
Don't really have an all time favourite book but I guess I'd go with 1984
Don't have an all time favourite author
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Amazing trilogy, enjoy!
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Ty, pretty good so far :D
I've finished month ago book by polish writer Lech Majewski "Hypnotizer", really good plot and a lot interesting knowledge
currently: Human Hacking by Christopher Hadnagy and Time Must Stop by Aldous Huxley
fav book: there was a lot of good books, cant decide
fav writer: I dont have one, but when I was younger it was Dan Brown since I like conspiracy theories ;p
i can't read
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Audiobook.
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I just got that book you're currently reading, what's it like?
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Thanks, sounds like a good read for me.
wow, I'm currently reading that book too!
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At the moment I'm reading ADHD 2.0 by M. Hallowell, M.D. & John Ratey, M.D. and Red Dwarf: Infinity welcomes careful drivers by Grant Naylor.
Can't single out a favorite book or author, but I enjoyed the hell out of HP series as a teenager.
corpus delicti
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what books were you made to read in Sweden?
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Currently reading To the Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf. Coincidentally, Virginia Woolf is probably my favourite author, along with Andrei Platonov. Can't pick a favourite book but The Waves (V.W.) and Dzhan (A.P.) are up there.
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the gay science by Nietzsche
Kidnapped dragons. Slightly out of my specific niche, but pretty good. Favorite is 100% never die extra, but second coming of gluttony, Arena, Reincarnator, and Valhalla saga.
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reading in 2023 🤓 🤓
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hehe🤓
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Murakami is also my favourite writer. Ive just ended "the colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and his years of pilgrimage". Last year ive read "south of the border, west of the sun" and "norwegian wood"
Been wanting to read "kafka on the shore", but his books are too expensive.
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Colourless tsukuru tazaki if you like a more philosophical and thought provoking book
South of the border if you want a more intriguing and misterious book
Norwegian wood if you want a more melancolic and beatiful romance.
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You're welcome. This one is very underrated, enjoy.
I read mostly biographies because I am scared I won't like the book after reading 100 pages
I have like 15 biographies of pre WW1 pro cyclists
Rest is mountaineers, mike horn, F1 drivers, football players/coaches
Lately i've opened up to non biographies book, I've bought one about the maya empire but haven't started reading it yet, I need to finish my current one before
my one and only recommandation would be "Project Possible" by Nirmal Purja. This will inspire you like nothing else can. You can also watch it on netflix "14 peaks"
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nah, shoe dog much better
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cycling is my passion. Yes I watch the giro (I watch pretty much any world tour race) but it's not as exciting as I hoped i would be to be honest
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thx for the book recommandations btw.
I don't understand why Remco retired. Rules did not forbig to race with covid, he had no symptoms and was obviously quite in a good shape because he just won a time trial (maybe with a smaller gap that you would expect, but still). They had 1 easy week before going into that final hard week so i think he could have gave it a shot.
If he does the tour he will get destroyed I think. Actually he never won a pro race against top riders if you think about it. Pogacar & Vingegaard with a perfect preparation are I think way better. It's very surprising that Lefevre says it's useless that Remco does the vuelta before the already won it once and it would require a hard training period
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no problem i love reading and its better to share.
Yeah there is no rule but it poses a danger for his health to race w covid even w no symptoms. studies show that an important exercise while under covid is dangerous thats why. he was allowed yesterday to go back to biking.
he did win against top riders but never pogacar on a week race thats all he beat all the other. in the mountains ye they re teams are better that undeniable but he can win a tt thats still some experience ig. i didnt see the interview where lefevre said that sorry but that s quite weird its still a grand tour. Anyways for tdf he does have the time to get a bit of prep in before and he did some good prep before giro its not impossible. He is a great rider the problem to me is his team, bcs on the giro they supposedly had his best team and they were bad so yeah we ll see.
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Lefevre said he won't do TdF because if he loses everybody "will come at him with a bazooka". So it's ok if Remco doesn't do well but when its alaphilippe he whines and disrepects him a lot
Tell me 1 remco win against the best riders that is not a time trial. By the best riders I mean Pogacar, VDP, Van Aert, Vingegaard
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Well I mean it’s Lefèvre he s a bit weird and I think he s paying alaphilipe a lot and wants him to leave so that’s why. But yeah now that the Wolfpack isn’t performing bcs they pay remco a ton he s critizing Julian a lot which is meh. Plus he s building teams more so towards grand tour then classic which doesn’t help Julian so it kinda of hypocritical even if Julian hasn’t been great for a little while now.
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In the world championships he ended up in a 50+ riders breakaway with 5 a min gap, in the end he only had to beat Fulgsang.
It was a terrible mistake from the other teams to let this break away go, by the time they realized Remco was in there the gap was too big and break away had too many riders for the peloton to catch them.
Remco never dropped anyone of the best current riders in his career so far. The best rider he ever dropped is Roglic earlier this year in Vuelta a Burgos, but in my opinion Roglic is not one of the best anymore. Maybe he wouldn't even have made it in the top 5 of the giro if Remco & Tao were still here
I suck at reading books, maybe not smart enough for them :(
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brain is rewirable
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Explain how in my case
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I don't know your case,
give it a try
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hard to focus, my thoughts keep running elsewhere cuz I get bored and then its harder to refocus cuz I already got distracted by a thought
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mindfulness meditation 20 minutes per day,
and reading are perfect to fix that,
but you need to read something you're interested in, passion about
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idk what i am interested in, my life is pretty dull in that department: work, friends, sports and game
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Start with Audiobooks whilst you are doing a repetitive task like mowing the lawn.
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they are very expensive like audible, maybe I can get them somewhere else, but subscription and each book price for audible was expensive and I dont do much of repetitive tasks like mowing lawn (live in an apartment) I clean once a week could or maybe while doing cardio at the gym
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Yeah, I listen to audiobooks in the car, gym and the bath. I think audible is like £8 or 9 euros a month.
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But you get to unlock one book i think with audible a month for free
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No, that is 1 premium book like a new release. You can download like 90% of other books as much as you like.
Books are for nerds
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condolence
Im not really reading anything currently, don’t have time sadly
Fav book: Perry Rhodan
Imo best science fiction series
Fav author: I don’t really have one but if I had to say one then probably Ben aaronovich
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I alone have more than 150 books
the archaeology of knowledge, I liked orientalism a lot
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very nice men👍 i recently finished Needful Things by King and have thought about reading The Stand as well, the premise seems cool
but currently re-reading: The Shining
favorite book: Haunted, Chuck Palahniuk
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I have read about 20 of King's novels so far (along with many of his short stories), and The Shining has been one of his best for sure.
The Stand also has Randall Flagg from the Dark Tower series right? I like him as a character.
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Nice men, keep it up😎👍
I also recommend some of the lesser known King works like From a Buick 8 and Insomnia. Honestly at this point I feel like if he sneezed on a paper I would read it, just unbelievable prose AND combined with his imagination = haven't closed a book of his once and felt I wasted my time.
Buick 8 especially, I enjoyed. Read it the first time when I was in high school for one of those stupid papers and have re-read it almost every year since. Honestly not sure why but it is always a joy.
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whats book? its like tiktok?
Right now reading "60 kilos of sunshine" Hallgrímur Helgason
The most favourite book is "For whom the bell tolls" and the favourite author is Hemingway
Ive been going through the horus heresy, currently on white scars, it's not great especially coming off unremembered empire which was a lot better but it's alright I hope the vengful spirit picks up again after this book though,
Quran, by The Prophet Muhammad
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Currently: Shut Your Eyes Tight
Favorite: child 44
Irvine Welsh is my fav. Filth or Maribou Stork Nightmare best of course trainspotting
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I find it a tedious read and the tech is outdated xD
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who did that?
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what?
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you should check outpost then by same author
Karamazov Brothers
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Thanks. Probably one of my all time favs if not the ONE.
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Currently: The shape of night
Favorite: Nova Jaguaruara
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I enjoyed Hunter S. Thompson's books. Worth reading My Wicked, Wicked Ways: Errol Flynn if you enjoy that.
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Can't hurt me by Goggins
Favorite: Into the Wild, Current: Killing Pablo, favorite author is jon krakauer
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I only read "the steppe" from him, do you have any recommendations from him?
Also, other russian writers as well. Ive read dostoevesky (wich is amazing) and turgeniev (wich i didnt really like)
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Reading is for giga losers, real chads waste all day on twitch and tiktok
Star Rover by Jack London.
Guys from Asia, can you tell me your top 5 books all time?
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nice. my great-grandfather was a big fan. I won many of his old books and have read some. Very nice
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own* LMAO
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"Idiot", Dostoevsky
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a bit boring imo
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After reading Tolstoy, it feels like a fresh air imo
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I almost have opposite reaction)
for me Dostoyevsky is very heavy and dramatic. Some of his books also feel extremely padded.. Like he writes unnecessarily long and winding storylines..
For me Tolstoy is also heavy, but easier and more fun to read.
Just my opinion)
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I do agree that he writes far too much for something that could be much shorter. Sometimes it pays off though and you really get immersed due to the "rambling"
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Sometimes, yes. But I know that in those times writers would often sell their works to literary magazines. They were usually paid based of volume, so it would be economically beneficial to add superfluous words and details
'Marabou Stork Nightmares' by Irvine Welsh from recent, was really impressed
Checkov goated ofc
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the goatest writer
currently rereading asoiaf
dont really have a preference about authors, but based on my favourite series then george rr martin and brandon sanderson
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yes ive read the farseer trilogy, though i cant say that the last book wasnt underwhelming for me
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The Complete Illustrated Kama Sutra
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It's a good one. My favs are "peasants", and "in the ravine".. I'm currently reading The Duel
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+1
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It's fucking bleak, haha
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thx for reminding me this one, i going to download right now, have nothing else to do
The GOAT
currently reading: "in search of lost time" by marcel proust
favourite author: either w.g. sebald or yukio mishima
favourite book: either "life, a user's manual" by georges perec or "belle du seigneur" by albert cohen
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do you enjoy Proust? I guess it's whole series, wtf how many pages does it have?
I'd be reading that for a year
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i think it's about 3500 pages across 7 books. Similar type of length to Harry Potter or game of thrones. If you treat it as one 3500 page book then it seems like a lot, but if you see it as 7 normal-length books then well... Most people have read at least 7 books.
Im 3/7 done with it. Alternating between reading a book of this and something else in between rather than reading all 7 straight through.
I'm mostly enjoying it, he's very good at satire/social comedy, the book has all these characters who are mainly all pretentious snobs and social climbers who go to parties all the time. But he was also completely unhinged insane so the parts where he writes in depth about love/relationships are kinda hard to stomach (incel/simp type of guy basically). Id recommend trying the first one and if you don't like it then don't carry on.
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I'm not sure I want to spend so much hours exploring incel's mind ... xD
why have you decided to read it?
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idk, everyone says its the best book ever, wanted to find out for myself
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and is it?
when you do drugs you don't read books
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I do drugs and start writing the experience
kinda true lol. I find it way harder to read when I'm smoking
Currently reading Three Men in a Boat because I had never read it and it is supposed to be a classic.
Don’t think I have a favourite author, but Brandon Sanderson’s the one whose books I’ve enjoyed the most overall. If you’re into fantasy, he’s one of the best.
Favourite book is probably The Count of Monte Cristo.
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I’ve read the Eragon series and I enjoyed it, didn’t like the ending very much, but we’ll see what happens in the new book. I really loved the Rirya Revelations by Michael J. Sullivan and I will read the prequel series at some point as well. The Kingkiller Chronicle by Patrick Rothfuss might be the best I’ve read, but sadly it will most likely never be finished.
Robin Hobb’s Farseer trilogy has been on my reading list for a while, same goes for Six of Crows. Haven’t started them yet though.
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self improvement books.. The Power of Now by eckhart tolle very strong
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if u read this its over for u
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I read it 2 or 3 times and still here
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I'm currently rereading Det tredje riket by Karl-Ove Knausgård. So good! Thank you Norway.
I find it a little difficult to say who my favorite author is. Periodically I read more easy-to-digest books (fantasy and sci fi), while at other times I read somewhat "heavier" books (Dorstovjevski, Kafka, Steinbeck). But a small favorite is Hjalmar Söderberg, he does a lot with short texts.
I see the word book I leave
who has time to read books?
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yeah right
but your comment on fiction books is barely true, you re not always reading to learn.
Reading to enjoy a story is what make the most sales in the world
Even if you dislike those books, they are as important as films, video games, theatrical pieces in our society
And the comment about the 16 yo is just pointless, again fictions are the most selling books each year
But bragging about reading them is just dumb yeah
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yeah and most of the time its either children stories (like harry potter or lotr) or straight up porn (50 shades etc) and a huge majority is read by women. + theres literally thousands of low quality books aka romance or detective, ofc they sell millions but that in no way means they are good lol. marvel also sells millions, does it stop being children trash?
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Calling lotr a children story is a huge mistake, reading it one time is something but the depht of his work is something else. Again, using 2 or 3 exemples to sum up fiction as a whole gender is straight up snobbery, you have works like Isaac Asimov's "Robots" that are actually not just well-written but also premonitory and actually use scientific reasearches of his time to prophesy what's may be happening next and what drifts can happened if things get out of hands. The American and French armies have called on science fiction novelists to imagine scenarios of total war, some of which are now classified as defence secrets and considered particularly realistic. I do not summarize fantasy just by this example, and of course some works are simply published for money and glory, but there are also many uses other than entertainment to a genre that has existed for a long time.
To summarize and conclude by comparing an entire genre of literature to Marvel is a big mistake and even if you don't recognize it, in no way for me is fantasy literature a waste of time, whether it is reading, writing or discussing.
Have a nice evening
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Yes
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+1 I recommend The Schopenhauer Cure, When Nietzsche Wept and Spinoza problem
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Book of Ra by Nov O'Line
Fundamentals of Aerodynamics: Anderson, John
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Currently reading The Warlord Chronicles by Bernard Cornwell. Right now slowly on book 2 Enemy of God. Amazing author and amazing books, perhaps one of the best books I've ever read.
Bernard is also famous for the books The Last Kingdom (TV-show TLK is based on the books)
George R.R Martin is actually a big fan of Cornwell's books as well and has praised his skill in writing battle scenes in particular. Recommend it.
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mein kampf
Currently reading: a hungarian book about the biggest blunders of all wars
Favorite of all time: Our Ancestors by the GOAT Italo Calvino. 10/10 would recommend. The storylines might seem dumb/absurd at first but they are quite thought-provoking, and entertaining at the same time.
Exodus - Leon Uris
Extremely good book
currently reading "DEAL" by Michael S Vigil.
favourite book....not sure but "operation red wings" is fucking awesome
Bad science by Ben goldacre
Book of Matthew
Witcher elf's blood. Highly recommend
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It's same guy, but before games and in books. Elf's blood defines Ciri's origins
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I think I do. It's blood of elves. I just translated it as I thought it would fit xd
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I'm on Yarpen Ciri - Ciri Yen chapter
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I just bought Kafka on the Shore. Will read it soon.
Already read Norwegian Wood and really enjoyed it
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based
Currently reading how to speak like ted
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yes, why do u ask?
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I like "In the Ravine", "Peasants", "The Darling", "the Teacher of literature", etc
A thousand plateaus
bible and moses
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cool
I'm reading a light novel. The Saga of Tanya the Evil
Six of Crows
im reading a collection of short stories volume 2 by isaac assimov, the first volume/part is better but it's still a good book. It's a collection of science fiction short stories but it's really well written.
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you might be interested in somekind of the same thing by the Strugastki Brothers (wrote Stalker Short Story e.g. [Roadside Picnic])
I think there are 6 of these
amazon.de/Strugatzki-Gesammelte-Werke-Am..
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+1 thank you, I'll try reading some and see if I like em.
update: now im reading How Feelings Shape Our Thinking by Leonard Mlodinow
Raymond E fiest series of the world midkemia is the best ever. 20 isch books.
gillian rubinsteins series of "tales of the otori" is pretty great too. Ur welcome.
I'm currently reading the "Remembrance of Earth's Past" trilogy. I'm on the final book titled "Death's End". So far it is one of the best post-2000 science fiction books I have read.
Favorite writers are Timothe Fombelle or whatever (he's French, so I have no idea) and Stanislaw Lem.
EDIT: I'm also reading "Pro Git" and "Serious Python (No Starch Press)", but those are less interesting.
BOOKS IN 2023 OMEGALUL
PS : TRUTH ABOUT BOOKS
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