Damn. That was clever as shit, broseph.
That said, /tg/ here. I'm gonna have to recommend the Caiaphas Cain series. Set in the WH40k universe. I've been reading it and holy balls is it good.
The Story of the Little Mole Who Went in Search of Whodunit (Holzwarth)
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Anonymous2011-08-31 21:53
bourbon for breakfast, shit my dad says and an idiot abroad were great books to read on the toilet for me
sanshiro by natsume soseki and robert graves' i claudius and satan's bushel by garet garrett some of my favourite novels. war and peace is acually very good but just sooo long. obviously 1984 and lolita.
non fiction rubicon by tom holland. the fatal conceit by hayek. mao the unknown story by jung chang or something. omnipotent government by mises. homage to catalonia by george orwell. suetonius is funnier than youd expect especially the parts on tiberius caligula and nero
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Anonymous2011-09-01 1:38
If you're in to science fiction and futuristic settings, I could suggest works by Vernon Vinge. I myself read Rainbow's End last year and considered it a good read. The story itself is something that takes you away. Also, a longer book I read after Rainbow's End was Terminal Compromise by Winn Schwartau. Again, the story, the plot, the detail is excellent. It can be found both in PDF format as in plain text. If I'm not mistaking, it was published as part of a million free book program back in the '90s. You're guaranteed to find both of these books by skimming over a few search engine results.
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Anonymous2011-09-11 9:49
How's your reading going? Did you find all 15 books to read or are you looking for them on the side while reading? #22 here.
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Anonymous2011-09-24 21:08
1. War and Peace
2. Against the Day
3. A la recherche du temps perdu
4. Les Miserables
5. Cryptonomicon
6. House of Leaves
7. Gai-Jin
8. A Suitable Boy
9. The Stand
10. Don Quixote
11. Finnegan's Wake
12. The Bible
13. The Brothers Karamazov
14. The Man Without Qualities
15. Moby Dick
Don't worry, you have two whole days for each of them.