Calc: Rec Me A Good Book

Calc 03.05.14	People on list were all born on a little island.
cleanpeter 03.05.14	Holy Bible
DikkoZinner 03.05.14	God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater
Veldin 03.05.14	House of Leaves
FearTomorrow 03.05.14	Catch 22
Ending 03.05.14	House of Leaves [2] I actually was gonna say that damn um in that case Flatlands.
lyzakthellama 03.05.14	Cloud atlas
Veldin 03.05.14	haha. I like recommending it to everyone, because it's one of those books that leave a lasting impression.
Calc 03.05.14	I took a quick look at house of leaves yesterday a la biblioteca let me look at this again.
Ending 03.05.14	It's certainly memorable if anything. Whether you like it or not you'll likely be impressed by it at the very least.
Ending 03.05.14	I enjoyed it, if that wasn't obvious.
zakalwe 03.05.14	A confederacy of dunces
Slut 03.05.14	the qur'an
ButteryBiscuitBass 03.05.14	Good books you say nig? Infinite Jest - David Foster Wallace The Passage - Justin Cronin The Stand - Stephen King (don't be put off by his 75% todge strike rate) Rendezvouz With Rama - Arthur C Clarke The Andromeda Strain - Michael Crichton Jurrasic Park - Same Nig as above The Trial - Franz Kafka Sink your teeth into those breh
neurisis17 03.05.14	I'm not at all familiar with what this is about, but as for paranormal. Anything H.P. Lovecraft wrote. Some real gems would be... The Call Of Cthulhu Dagon The Colour Out Of Space The Dream-Quest Of Unknown Kadath The Outsider The Statement Of Randolph Carter The Rats In The Walls The Whisperer In Darkness
neurisis17 03.05.14	Or Stephen King/Peter Straub's The Talisman... That one is a mix of fantasy, with a early 80's vibe + inter-dimensional travel.
ButteryBiscuitBass 03.05.14	Lovecraft a top G, but his characters always talk like fucking mongs.
neurisis17 03.05.14	haha you mean like all the New England country-folk? I try and have the most fun with that that I can.
ButteryBiscuitBass 03.05.14	Lol, yeah, and the fact that no-one in the world phrases things the way they do haha
neurisis17 03.05.14	Perhaps too much reading of The Necronomicon tainted their English abilities?
DikkoZinner 03.05.14	"A confederacy of dunces" +1. Hilarious book
ButteryBiscuitBass 03.05.14	Heheh you know Neurisis
Rowan5215 03.05.14	Stephen King - The Man Who Loved Flowers Short story, its like 6 pages long
NordicMindset 03.05.14	The Knife of Never Letting Go
ButteryBiscuitBass 03.05.14	MORNING Rowbro
ILJ 03.05.14	The Dark Tower series. That'll keep you occupied for a couple months at least.
Rowan5215 03.05.14	Morning BBB
NordicMindset 03.05.14	oh its morning down unda
Rowan5215 03.05.14	It is indeed Read that short story I mentioned please and thank you
Snake. 03.05.14	rowan no
Rowan5215 03.05.14	Squiads yes oooh yes OOOOH YES
Snake. 03.05.14	but rowan
Rowan5215 03.05.14	No buts No butts
ButteryBiscuitBass 03.05.14	Sorry :-(
Rowan5215 03.05.14	Check the story biscuitbass
ButteryBiscuitBass 03.05.14	Yesssss brb
ButteryBiscuitBass 03.05.14	Ah you dick! I thought you meant you'd emailed me yours!
Rowan5215 03.05.14	No you ponce, its not finished yet! I'll email you bits of it here and there, but not when I'm about to go to school. Read the King one
Calc 03.05.14	i just bought house of leaves, but now i have shit for years at my slow reading pace thanks peeps
YoYoMancuso 03.05.14	White Teeth
Ryus 03.05.14	the road
BigHans 03.05.14	Fargo Rock City by Chuck Klosterman I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell by Tucker Max The Book of Manliness - Maddox
LambsBread 03.05.14	In a poll of "most influential books people have ever read" 1984 was second only to the bible. Read it. Orwell spent his dying days to write that book, nothing comes close.