Do any of you read books?
I hate reading, just wanted to see if any of you liked it :)
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I used to read a lot. My favorite genre was sci-fi, and my favorite authors were Robert Heinlein and Douglas Adams.
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Honestly i never read alot of books until i started working in jail. Now that i have 8 hours of absolutely nothing to do i started just fucking with books and found out that i like those fantasy type books. I never thought i would like that sort of shit and always considered it kinda gay, but it keeps my interest while i am at work and makes the day go by faster.
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I read manga :) thats japanese comics
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Isnt that japenese comics with titties and shit?
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Just finished reading these two books
http://www.enemiesforeignanddomestic.com/bookcover.jpg http://www.enemiesforeignanddomestic.com/ This was an awesome book, and I plan on ordering the other two here soon. http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...500_AA240_.jpg http://www.amazon.com/King-Sting-Ama...1406561&sr=8-1 this book was good as well, and is suppose to be based on true events |
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Doujins right gotta remember that.
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ill remind ya if you forget lol
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Every now and then I get into a book but I tend to get busy and stop then never get back to it, there are like 3 I need to finish right now :rofl2:
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last book i read was the Last patriot, it was pretty good although I only read about half of it before i had to turn it into the library, I havent tried to go and check it out again lol
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Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card is one of my favorite books ever. If you're bothered by sci-fi then you won't like it. If you don't care for sci-fi but are not bothered by it, it might fit you. It's about a gifted child who is a second-class citizen, abused by his psychotic brother, and protected by his sane sister. He gets drafted, struggles through school as an outcast nerd, and winds up in charge, leading the military defending society against the worst attack ever.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ender's_Game http://doug-johnson.squarespace.com/...endersgame.jpg |
On the other end of the sci-fi spectrum: Camelot 30K by Robert L Forward. This is a book about intelligent life found on an extremely cold sub-planet-sized body. They are very small, a couple inches in length or height or whatever. The chemistry and biology of how they could live is pretty thoroughly explored, and there is a major surprise ending.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camelot_30K http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/images/n1/n9088.jpg |
How sci-fi are those books? Just beyond startrekie??
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Ender's Game uses Sci-Fi as its premise and setting, but the story itself isn't really Sci-Fi. It's less Sci-Fi than Star Trek. You could probably use a computer to search-and-replace all the sci-fi stuff with stuff from present-day America or ancient Egypt and it would almost all still make sense.
Camelot 30K is hard Sci-Fi, too much for a pedestrian Star Trek watcher. You probably need to have some interest in real science to fully enjoy it, though the plot would be enjoyable enough without understanding all the details. |
Dam i am gonna go look at some books tomorrow now Fuckers. I heard the Dark Tower series was an awesome series but i forgot all about it. Is it really worth getting?
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Dually Noted. i dont know exactley when to say that but i always wanted to say it. so there.
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Looks like Tron
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True, but i cant stay on a computer 8 hours a day either so gotta find something to do.
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