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I've been long meaning to read the mainseries of Dragonlance. I really like Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman's way of writing.
I restarted the series, read the first Raistlin and Caramon books, moved to the chronicles and was about to start Dragons of Winter Night, but noticed a new book that focuses in the events of recovering that some hammer for the dwarves (which takes place between the previous book and this one in the story) had been published just recently.
I'd need to borrow it from Library or buy it so I could continue. Oh yeah now that I just got money I could actually buy it.
Yeah well, will be reading that then!
I restarted the series, read the first Raistlin and Caramon books, moved to the chronicles and was about to start Dragons of Winter Night, but noticed a new book that focuses in the events of recovering that some hammer for the dwarves (which takes place between the previous book and this one in the story) had been published just recently.
I'd need to borrow it from Library or buy it so I could continue. Oh yeah now that I just got money I could actually buy it.
Yeah well, will be reading that then!
Orig
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Man, I can never borrow books from the library. Even if it's terrible. It's like I'm a book-kleptomaniac.
Anyway, The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami. About 180 pages in, and it's getting pretty good. Er, well, it was good before and all, but now it's getting even better. :D
Anyway, The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami. About 180 pages in, and it's getting pretty good. Er, well, it was good before and all, but now it's getting even better. :D
Scathing reviews of 1873.
Seriously, and they're playing outdated versions.
I wonder where I get the will to press onward...
Seriously, and they're playing outdated versions.
I wonder where I get the will to press onward...
nickad
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I am currently reading Book 2 of the Song of the Tears: The Curse of the Chosen, by Ian Irvine.
I am reading Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson.
author=YummyDrumsticks link=topic=2557.msg52656#msg52656 date=1230372883
I am reading Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson.
GOOD CHOICE.
author=demondestiny link=topic=2557.msg52625#msg52625 date=1230339563
Some manga that i got for christmas.
I am reading this: http://leasticoulddo.com/comic/20080516
Also, Adventurer's Vault (Arms and Equipment for All Character Classes).
Alsoalso, The Poisonwood Bible. I hate Nathan.
MODIFY: Yes I am on a Mediterranean/western Asian binge how can you tell
Canuck
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author=Orig link=topic=2557.msg51643#msg51643 date=1229896273
Man, I can never borrow books from the library. Even if it's terrible. It's like I'm a book-kleptomaniac.
Anyway, The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami. About 180 pages in, and it's getting pretty good. Er, well, it was good before and all, but now it's getting even better. :D
I'm reading the same and about 150 pages in, it's great.
I'm on a Murakami binge, I read Hard-boiled Wonderland and Norwegian Wood last week. Both also great.
SuicideAngel
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Rereading through the Dragonback series - Up to Dragon and Soilder.
After that I'm gunna read the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy again XD
After that I'm gunna read the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy again XD
Orig
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author=Canuck link=topic=2557.msg52749#msg52749 date=1230432044
I'm reading the same and about 150 pages in, it's great.
I'm on a Murakami binge, I read Hard-boiled Wonderland and Norwegian Wood last week. Both also great.
Wee!! Finished Wind-Up Bird. I suggest reading Sputnik Sweetheart next, for some reason that's my favorite Murakami novel. Pretty short, too. I knocked it out in one afternoon and was nearly crying at the end.
The Four Loves by C.S. Lewis right now. Pretty good, but it's one of those books you have to go through a few times to get the whole idea.
