What are you reading?

[Faust]

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sounds like orwell, all right

[Huxley]

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[Faust]

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[quote user="Faust"]Dropped Steiner (can't read to criticism books at the same time), picked up Huck Finn.
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Man, this is one of the most hilarious books I've ever read! I am at the part where Huck and Tom are helping Jim escape.</p>

[AKA*NYC]

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[quote user="Faust"]Dropped Steiner (can't read to criticism books at the same time), picked up Huck Finn.
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Man, this is one of the most hilarious books I've ever read! I am at the part where Huck and Tom are helping Jim escape. </p>

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I love the part where they do that vaudeville act and trick the entire town. </p>

[Real Real]

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William T. Vollmann - "You Bright and Risen Angels". I don't know if I'm going to finish this one. I'm not really feeling it so far.

[Avyer]

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For anyone who hasn't read anything by Ishiguro, I highly recommend it.</P>

[Faust]

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Just finished The Road by Cormac McCarthy. Absolutely devastating [70]
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[qnc.hst]

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I agree, Avyer... that's a great, melancholy story. I need to pick up more...

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[kira]

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Just finished The Road by Cormac McCarthy. Absolutely devastating [70]
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I am just starting to read this myself... Frieze Art Fair is using the novel as a starting point for their 2008 film project. We are trying to do something a bit different this year and involve Youtube. I think it can prove to be something quite wonderful but we will see. We just posted the project online today strange.</p>

check it out.</p>

http://www.friezefoundation.org/film/</p>

[Faust]

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No updates in 3 weeks? Are SZers illiterate? [86]</p>

Robert Musil - The Man Without Qualities</p>

Only read 50 pages so far, but I can already feel the man's genius. I wish I could take a sabbatical just to read it.</p>

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No updates in 3 weeks? Are SZers illiterate? [86]</p>

Robert Musil - The Man Without Qualities</p>

Only read 50 pages so far, but I can already feel the man's genius. I wish I could take a sabbatical just to read it.</p>

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Wait till you get further in, you'll reach delirium! [8-|][51]</p>

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Talking about delirium, I'm still reading [79] ...</p>

Essays Critical and Clinical Gilles Deleuze </p>

But I also picked up a danish translation of ...</p>

Franz Kafka. Kritische Ausgabe. Tagebücher ed. Kock, Müller and Pasley(1990)</p>

Which is his diaries from 1910-23 ...</p>

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[soultek]

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Well, I'm barely literate..</p>

Raymond Chandler <u>The Long Goodbye</u>
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I have a weakness for LA noir.</p>

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[kira]

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No updates in 3 weeks? Are SZers illiterate? [86]</p>

Robert Musil - The Man Without Qualities</p>

Only read 50 pages so far, but I can already feel the man's genius. I wish I could take a sabbatical just to read it.</p>

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am reading tons- just not anything that i want to at the moment...[:(] but have lots of books that are waiting in que.</p>

[AKA*NYC]

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I'm going to try to read Gravity's Rainbow this summer.

[thejjbb]

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I just finished reading 100 Years of Solitude and am partly into The Unbearable Lightness of Being, both of which are simply brilliant.