No longer deemed hang out-material. Moved for Cheezy. Aww, what a guy I am.
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No longer deemed hang out-material. Moved for Cheezy. Aww, what a guy I am.
On topic: Yesterday's local newspaper.
Well, since Sprung told me to start a discussion, and then two people locked that and sent me here... :rolleyes:
The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon by Stephen King. Foudn it while I was packing up my books for a possible move, forgot I even had it. So, it's sitting there waiting for me to have some spare time.
Good work. :nod:Quote:
Originally Posted by See Her Pee
Read Cleric Quintet by R A Salvatore. Now reading Desperation by Stephen King (for the 2nd time).
Albert Camus' L'Étranger (The Stranger).
Story of a man, Meursault, who seems unable to both show remorse for certain actions, and emotions in general. Even though he seems able to express love, one wonders how much the feelings he expresses are true and if they're not just "expected" actions and reactions.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Stranger_%28novel%29
We read that in French as part of the curriculum, actually. It was er...challenging. ^^;;; I totally chickened out and read the English one alongside it. :( I suck. Great book though, regardless.Quote:
Originally Posted by Evans
I'm currently struggling through Ima, Ai ni Yukimasu in Japanese. I vowed to start reading Japanese books in order to improve my vocabulary, but it's slow, slow progress. :( I still need to look up so many words... It doesn't help that most of my vocabulary was acquired from RPGs, and that my knowledge of real life type vocabulary is immensely crappy. ^_^
Tales of the Otori: Brilliance of the Moon (book 3) by Lian Hearn
http://www.jd-associates.com.au/stat..._thumbnail.jpg
great story, they should turn this trilogy into a movie.
I suppose the word "potion" "magic points" or "summon" aren't really that common on normal Japanese. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Melody
Uh...I was reading Code Veronica novel I got for 10 bucks some days ago. Actually, I'm liking this better than the actual game. :P
The Road to Serfdom by Hayek.
I've also been reading off and on "The Osama Bin Laden I know" by Peter Bergen.
Both are very interesting if you enjoy those sort of topics.
One by S D Perry? If so, you should pick up the other books (Zero Hour, Umbrella Conspiracy, Caliban Cove, City of the Dead, Underworld, and Nemesis. Book numbers are in that order.). They are good (or at least I think so).Quote:
Originally Posted by Fer!
Time Enough For Love, by that one guy. Y'know who I'm talking about. He's that guy.
Also, just finished the last Harry Potter book. Good times.
Yup, by S D Perry, I'll try to track them down, I just happened to find it in a "everything from this table is 10 bucks" thingy. :P But yeah, he has a good style and it does feel like you're reading the script of the game. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by tanthias
Good luck. And you will probably notice some changes between the books and games (which Perry said the same thing in a foreword, even explaining the reason for this), but they aren't that drastic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fer!
wyrd sisters by terry pratchett <-- genius
next is pyramids by terry pratchett. discworld ftw
Terry Pratchett is indeed awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by skakidd
I just finished reading Sailor Nothing. It's a deconstruction of the whole Magical Girls/Sailor Moon style. The Evangelion of the genre, if you will.
It's an online short novel, so I'll pass on the link to anyone that's interested.