primandimproper
Transgender Trainwreck
Oooohhhh, yes, I've always been fascinated with the story of Roanoke. Please, keep us posted.
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Oooohhhh, yes, I've always been fascinated with the story of Roanoke. Please, keep us posted.
primandimproper
Transgender Trainwreck
Oooohhhh, yes, I've always been fascinated with the story of Roanoke. Please, keep us posted.
Nunnafinga
This is not Sam Neil.
This is probably the best rock&roll autobiography I've read.He doesn't leave anything out.
GhulehGirl
Ghuleh Gamer Girl
I've just finished reading Ready Player One by Ernest Cline (really enjoyed it). Trying to decide what to read next...either Armada by Ernest Cline or Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson.
CelestialVoid
Senior Member
Welcome to Nightvale, By Joseph Fink & Jeffery Cranor! I would recommend it to anyone who likes the podcast! I's a pretty great book so far It has me sucked in, laughing at the unique humor of Fink and Cranor. Brilliant guys, brilliant book! <3
Permanent Happiness by Iyabo Ojikutu, MD
Might get back into reading fiction novels again, it's been ages.
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Was just thinking about reading RPO! Heard a lot of good things about it.
Might get back into reading fiction novels again, it's been ages.
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Was just thinking about reading RPO! Heard a lot of good things about it.
I've just started reading The Picture of Dorian Gray in my English class, and just got into Curiosity Thrilled the Cat (a murder mystery, and the main characters are cats). I really want to read Little Women again though, but it's such a long book and I'm afraid I may not be motivated to finish it, since it's not for a class or a silly little novel like the two books I'm reading right now.
Started on this Marxist discussion/debate book by Herbert Marcuse, I dunno the English title straight off my head if it was even translated to that, but the Swedish translated one would be something like "Protest, Demonstration, Rebellion". Really interesting, and I love those old late 60s debate books.
Late Night Thoughts
Fulltime Daydreamer
Harry Potter: Chamber of Secrets. 
Halloqueen
is manifesting hybrid roses
I rented Junji Ito's Uzumaki from the library since I wanted something fitting for the October/Halloween season and started reading it last night. I'm over halfway through it since it's a manga, so it shouldn't be too long now before I finish once I pick it back up later.
I'm currently reading The Madonna of Bolton by Matt Cain. I happened to catch part of an interview where he spoke about how he was knocked back because his book was "too gay to publish" and pre-ordered it on a whim the same day. It's alright but not amazing.
XxNicolexX
Senior Member
Witcher wildhunt off one of my fav games but it?s takin me forever to finish it. I need to make more time to read
calamitybot
Future Ghost
I'm trying to get myself to read The Vegetarian by Hang Kang. I picked it up from the library a bit ago. I read most of Human Acts by her and I really enjoyed it, but I have trouble getting myself to finish books.
The last book I read in full was Catcher in the Rye. It was really good. Anything I say about it, somebody's already said it, lol.
The last book I read in full was Catcher in the Rye. It was really good. Anything I say about it, somebody's already said it, lol.
Dang, your library carries Junji Ito? The two local libraries near me are pretty small and their manga sections are laughable. It's only the most popular series that mostly teens enjoy, nothing dark or artistic.
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Halloqueen
is manifesting hybrid roses
My local library doesn't have any Junji Ito works available, but my state has a system where you can order materials from the other libraries throughout the state.
As for Uzumaki, I picked it back up yesterday and today to finish it and just got done with it. The ending was bittersweet but also just feels right for the setting. Overall an enjoyable reading experience. I'm considering perhaps renting something else of Junji's out, whether it be Gyo, Tomie, or Shiver.
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