Reading Material?

by ScarZy • 22 Jul 2010, 14:50 • Journals
So i decided I would get back into the swing of reading for a while.

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JAPANESE SO I CAN TALK TO PEOPLE IN ANIMELINUXNERDCLUB AND BE KAWAII :))



This weeks things to read. Already half way through the MATRIX book. It's a series of papers on topics relevant to the subject, some are bad, and some are really interesting.

Also my Breakfast:

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What are you eating/doing today/how is weather?



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zerender 22 Jul 2010, 15:53
reading the way of shadows atm, nice story

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Way_of_Shadows
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Kevin 22 Jul 2010, 15:57
agree, i've read the first two and they are simply awesome
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Nickje 22 Jul 2010, 15:59
Last book i read was "the road" and i liked it.
I ate a pizza 3 hours ago.
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n3rdje 22 Jul 2010, 15:59
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Fick ja!
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Temari 22 Jul 2010, 16:01
Currently reading A storm of swords by George R.R. Martin, it's awesome.
Also ate Filling Paprikas 1 hour ago :)
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Kevin 22 Jul 2010, 16:08
plot introduction?


gonna buy some books some so I could use some feedback ( google is always so neutral, I want someone that is actually reading them to give me some feedback )
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Nickje 22 Jul 2010, 16:20
Schoonmaaktips van een huurmoordenaar - Hallgrimur Helgason (7/10 grappig, leest vlot)
De weg - Cormac McCarthy (7/10 the Road)
De twee minuten regel - Robert Crais (8/10 thriller)
Bravo Two Zero - Andy McNab (7/10 if you like warstories)
Unbreakable Unit - Andy McNab (8/10 if you like warstories)
De souffleur - D. Carrisi (9/10 vond ik persoonlijk zalig)

De aardkinderen(?) boek 1: de stam van de holebeer (is nice)
Artemis Fowl (zijn er 7 fzo)
Twilight (viel goe mee)
LOTR
Harry Potter

btw; al gestopt me roken? :)
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Kevin 22 Jul 2010, 16:22
lotr, hp & twilight al gelezen, twilight viel idd goed mee, hij is verre van zo vrouwelijk verkracht als de films zijn

de rest ken ik nie maar kzal ze es proberen, vooral schoonmaaktips van een huurmoordenaar klinkt mij grappg ^^

tnx!
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Nickje 22 Jul 2010, 16:29
kheb dieje gekocht in zo'ne boekenwinkel op de meir, mss iets voor tijdens een dood moment op aef?

edit: kzal dieje wel meepakke, dieje is ma 250p.
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evan 22 Jul 2010, 17:23
I am rereading C.S. Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia for an academic article I am writing. I am also halfway through Mas'udi's The Meadows of Gold too.
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Nickje 22 Jul 2010, 19:23
Long time ago :o
how are you?
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Gabt 22 Jul 2010, 17:44
It was painful enough reading your journal, the last thing I wanna do now i sopen a book.
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loazis 22 Jul 2010, 17:47
I just read Great Expectations, give me suggestions for something that makes me feel intelligent as well.
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evan 22 Jul 2010, 21:29
Obvious answer: more Dickens...
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loazis 22 Jul 2010, 22:12
Recommend me something (not necessarily Dickens :P)?
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evan 23 Jul 2010, 19:43
There are not many writers like Charles Dickens, but if you are interested in his humour then you could try Nikolai Gogol or Mark Twain, or if you are interested in bildungsromans (i.e. novels about people growing up from childhood to adulthood) then I suppose Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Henry Fielding, Gustave Flaubert, Robert Louis Stevenson or Charlotte Brontë (there are loads).

Personally, I would just read more Dickens if you liked Great Expectations; I read it last year alongside A Christmas Carol.
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loazis 24 Jul 2010, 01:16
Thanks for the suggestions :)
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eLc 24 Jul 2010, 01:18
The Glass Bead Game by Hermann Hesse.
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rahula 22 Jul 2010, 18:08
The Collector by John Fowles is the best thing I've read in the past few years by a long way.
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