caruso_stalker217 wrote:Now I'm wishing Peter Falk did write a novelization of POPEYE.
Fievel wrote:Peter Falk... William Faulkner....
...and I thought caruso was being serious.![]()
Now everyone laugh at the silly mouse! Laugh at the silly little mouse-man!!
caruso_stalker217 wrote:I've read my first Octavia Butler book, Fledgling, which was her last because she is dead.
TheBaxter wrote:caruso_stalker217 wrote:I've read my first Octavia Butler book, Fledgling, which was her last because she is dead.
she's not dead. she's just researching her next book.
Ribbons wrote:A little light reading, I see.
I'm on Ready Player One by Ernest Cline. It's pretty dorky but I'm into it.
caruso_stalker217 wrote:October reading:
I finally read The Lord of the Rings all the way through. Wooo.
so sorry wrote:caruso_stalker217 wrote:October reading:
I finally read The Lord of the Rings all the way through. Wooo.
Thoughts?
caruso_stalker217 wrote:so sorry wrote:caruso_stalker217 wrote:October reading:
I finally read The Lord of the Rings all the way through. Wooo.
Thoughts?
I liked it quite a bit and have even been reading all that bullshit in the appendices.
The Two Towers is my personal favorite.
caruso_stalker217 wrote:so sorry wrote:So what is Lestat "Prince" of?
Of being a vampire. DUH.
caruso_stalker217 wrote:I've been reading The Sword of Shannara by Terry Brooks. It's a well-known major Lord of the Rings rip-off and it's not all that well-written, but I'm almost 200 pages in and probably too late to toss aside.
Wolfpack wrote:Reading (for the first time) "Dune." I'm liking how much ol' Frank thought through the "living on a planet with extreme water scarcity" concept. I saw the movie when I was a young'un, but all I remember is the guy from Twin Peaks with a lame haircut riding giant worms.
Ribbons wrote:Hell, I only read Dune a couple years ago and a lot of it went over my head. All the stuff about race consciousness and "terrible purpose" in the second half makes me wonder if some of Herbert's ideas weren't a by-product of an acid trip. That said it's a pretty cool book. I never read any of the sequels but I love the world and its characters.
Fear is the mind killer.
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