House of Leaves fucking sucks. One big gimmick after enough. Read Borges, faggot.
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Anonymous2010-01-07 20:37
Shakespeare: Complete works
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Anonymous2010-01-07 20:39
definitely Frankenstien
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Anonymous2010-01-07 20:40
House of Leaves is creative, it's interesting, but it's not essential reading. It's like the "Fight Club" movie, so many douche bags think it's the best thing ever. I admit I fell for the hype and bought it.
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Anonymous2010-01-07 20:40
How about some On the Origin of Species up in here.
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Anonymous2010-01-07 20:54
Owning books is not necessary, there are libraries in the world.
On the rare chance that I do buy a book, it is donated to the library after I read it. After I read a book once, it becomes dull.
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Anonymous2010-01-07 22:05
>>11
If that's the case then I'm afraid you don't know how to read books.
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Anonymous2010-01-08 0:57
>>11 Books become dull to you once you've read them? How does that even make any sense? I often fine the second read to be better than the first.
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Anonymous2010-01-08 1:07
ITT: pretentious faggots hatin as usual
carry on
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Anonymous2010-01-08 3:56
Secondng Shakespeare
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Anonymous2010-01-08 8:20
homer virgil dante chaucer cervantes shakespeare milton
Implying that the Bible has any real literary merit and that reading the cliffnotes version wouldn't be sufficient.
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Anonymous2010-01-10 5:07
>>23
Actually neither of those things were implied. Not that they're incorrect
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Anonymous2010-01-10 7:55
>>23
Please take your "implying" back to /b/ with you. It is not a literary tactic worthy of using on this fine board. Also, please remember to take your adolescent knee-jerk badmouthing of Christianity as well.
And not just any "Bible" - only the original God given King James Bible is good enough
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Anonymous2010-01-18 1:21
I don't really think there area any books that "everyone" should own. No matter what book it is someone is bound to fuckin hate it.
I'll say if you like sci-fi you have to read some Heinlein.
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Anonymous2010-01-18 16:31
Wow, I came to this thread to suggest that anyone who loved books would perhaps (I wouldn't say any book is a "must read") find it fulfilling to read If On a Winter's Night a Traveller...
But seeing the responses in this thread, I doubt book lovers are what this board is composed of...
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Anonymous2010-01-18 17:38
>>51
Everyone already knows about that book. Nothing would have been hidden from us had you not mentioned it.
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Anonymous2010-01-19 3:03
the entire twilight series. not because the are good books or anything, but because too many people like to talk about them without actually reading them
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Anonymous2010-01-19 10:18
>>53
I think that too many people like to talk about them end sentence.