Excellent book. The Gérard Depardieu mini series is probably my favorite film version of that one.
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Excellent book. The Gérard Depardieu mini series is probably my favorite film version of that one.
Holy shit, I haven't thought about those books in 30 years. Those are the ones where acid or something drops out of the sky and the dragons intercept it, right?
Yeah, "Threads" are a parasitic spore from a nearby planet that eat all organic matter they touch. Dragons chew a rock that allows them to breath fire which kills the Threads before they touch down.
Yeah, I really liked those, and A Wrinkle in Time, and The Forgotten Door. Still have a copy of The Forgotten Door, in fact.
It's her fault that i'm reading THE MARTIAN (not totally her fault, but significantly so), and it's a lot funnier than I was expecting it to be. Not quite halfway through, but I would certainly recommend it.
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Pppfftt my fault? Okay ya maybe.
I'm re-reading Fahrenheit 451. It's probably my favorite book (or at least tied for the #1 place) so it's nice to be reading it again.
I'm also reading Shadow Of The Wind at the same time. It's pretty good, hasn't grabbed me yet... but I've heard amazing things so we will see!
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(a Pathfinder Adventure Path)
I've recently taken over as part time DM in my D&D group, so reading the modules, encounters, and associated sourcebooks i'm running takes up all my spare reading time
does that count?
(a Pathfinder Adventure Path)I've recently taken over as part time DM in my D&D group, so reading the modules, encounters, and associated sourcebooks i'm running takes up all my spare reading time
does that count?
Robot Ghosts and Wired Dreams: Japanese Science Fiction from Origins to Anime
http://www.amazon.com/Robot-Ghosts-Wired-Dreams-Japanese/dp/081664974X
Would recommend. They have a very interesting chapter about Women's SF in Japan and its differences with Western's
http://www.amazon.com/Robot-Ghosts-Wired-Dreams-Japanese/dp/081664974X
Would recommend. They have a very interesting chapter about Women's SF in Japan and its differences with Western's
Clive Barker's: The Scarlet Gospels
I'm apparently also giving a nearly dead thread one last shock with the ol' defibrillator.
I'm apparently also giving a nearly dead thread one last shock with the ol' defibrillator.
Ha, so random. I just downloaded that book today. But first, I'm gonna go back and read the other Harry D'Amour short stories and novels.
I've only read The Hellbound Heart prior to this, none of the Harry D'Amour stories so I'm sure there are references that are going right over my head but I'm loving all the info and limited backstory on the Cenobite Order and Pinhead, er... uh... I mean the Hell Priest (turns out he really hates being called Pinhead).
I found the first story, called "The Last Illusion" (made into the movie "The Lord of Illusions") and the next one called "The Lost Souls" (this short story is on Barker's website). Now, I just need to get "The Great and Secret Show" and "Everville." Looking forward to Scarlet.
I've been reading and rereading and rerereading The Giver series by Lois Lowry over the past couple months. I'm mildly obsessed with it at the moment.
Pppfftt my fault? Okay ya maybe.
I'm re-reading Fahrenheit 451. It's probably my favorite book (or at least tied for the #1 place) so it's nice to be reading it again.
I'm also reading Shadow Of The Wind at the same time. It's pretty good, hasn't grabbed me yet... but I've heard amazing things so we will see!
I'll have to try Fahrenheit 451 sometime.
I have no idea how anyone can read two books at once. I have to dedicate myself to one so that everything sticks.
Nice use of a Cumberbatch, though.
*throws a nickel*
I am reading Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn. Very gripping thriller which was recently made in a movie. One of the reasons I dont do much of MFC is thats a read all the time lol xxx
It's October, so that mean H.P. Lovecraft for me.
I think The Great and Secret Show has a good slow-burn beginning.
I think The Great and Secret Show has a good slow-burn beginning.
I just finished reading "The Girl With All the Gifts" by Mike Carey. It's really a great book about zombies and little girls! Truly frightening.
My Brilliant Friend by Elena Ferrante
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13586707-my-brilliant-friend
So far it's an entertaining piece of fiction. Easy to tear through on a long commute, not too dense but not insipid bullshit either.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13586707-my-brilliant-friend
So far it's an entertaining piece of fiction. Easy to tear through on a long commute, not too dense but not insipid bullshit either.
I owned almost every one of those in High School. The White Dragon was my favorite.
I'm not currently reading it though I have read it twice, after I finish my current book, maybe I'll go for round three.
Mark Z. Danielewski's, House of Leaves
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This thread is a dream for me. I'm always looking for book recommendations. I just finished reading 1Q84 by Haruki Murakami. It was amazing. One of those 'can't put it down, read through the night' kind of books for me. But I love Murakami as an author.
At the end I was just thinking What Man Like Him in Their Own Mind Would Stay With a Murdering Bitch like That and Still Love HER? But I guess working in the cam world make us feel fine with all the weirdos in the world lol
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Gone Girl was amazing, didn't like the film though.
I'm on Phantom of the Sword of Truth series, it's got a little tedious but still going for the main story line
I'm on Phantom of the Sword of Truth series, it's got a little tedious but still going for the main story line
I was meant to record the film for ages as its on tv. But always forget.
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I just finished Beautiful You by Chuck Palahniuk. not my favorite of his books, but still worth reading!
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