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Ruben - 2003-01-13 12:55:33
Nicci French, a Churchill biography and some travelguides.

Tracy - 2003-01-13 14:28:50
The Cave by Jos� Saramago It's not an easy read, but it is a compelling read. Sentences run on and paragraph breaks are few and far between. Dialog is not marked off by quotes, so it becomes a little confusing as to who is saying what. Despite all this I find myself swept along with the concerns of the characters, reading fast to find out what they will do next, what will happen to them next.

English student - 2003-01-14 19:04:09
Milan Kundera - he is my fave right now. I just finished "The Unbearable lightness of Being" and was inspired. So inspired. The way he writes his characters - sometimes it doesn't neceessarily move the story along, but you get great character background, and just inside the mind of the character. It's pretty philosophical, too. It starts out with Kundera's take on Nietzsche's idea of eternal recurrence, and his book is almost based on that idea. The Derrida Reader, eh? I'm also reading his "Of Grammatology" right now. Along with a billion other books for my english and philosophy classes.

benny - 2003-01-14 20:36:49
i'm seriously jealous of your book colelction. i love books, i admire laura bush because of her enthusiasm for reading. i wish i had half of your book collection. having a well paying job has helped mine grow greatly.

rebecca - 2003-01-15 17:07:08
I'm reading Don Quixote right now. It's fun. In between, I've got a book of short stories by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. He rules.

'Zaziel - 2003-02-01 03:35:17
The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay by Michael Chabon & The Artist's Voice by Katharine Kuh

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