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CalmBlueSea
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| Well, I sure am glad that I LOVED American Gods, and am just about to start reading Neverwhere. |
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Yinello
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Speaking of Fanfiction, imo one of the best ones out there for Persona 4 is Sympathy Crime. Sometimes I feel if the author changed the names and removed the whole going in the tv world thing and replaced with some other kind of psuedo-ghost-shadow-ego matter she could publish it as a succesful novella.
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stripeypants
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"The Ascent of Money." Finance has a more bizarre history than I thought it would.
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mouse
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| Heretical Rants wrote: | | This list mostly just served to remind me that there are a few Pratchett books I haven't read yet, but American Gods is up right after that |
actually, you should read good omens first, that will slide you neatly from pratchett into gaiman.
neverwhere was my first all-gaiman book, and it terrified me, so i've been a bit slow at approaching the rest of his stuff, but i'm kind of a wimp. i liked american gods better, and now i need to find anansi boys, i think.
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Dogen
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Good Omens was a pretty great book... I liked it when it came out with the two covers, one white and the other black.
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Samsally
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Good Omens is my favorite.
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Heretical Rants
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| mouse wrote: | | Heretical Rants wrote: | | This list mostly just served to remind me that there are a few Pratchett books I haven't read yet, but American Gods is up right after that |
actually, you should read good omens first, that will slide you neatly from pratchett into gaiman.
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'kay.
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Heretical Rants
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I have some pretty important work to get done, but I'm probably just going to spend the rest of the day reading. Not the best of decisions, but I don't really care right now
probably fanfiction, again, since I haven't yet gotten my hands on any of the actual books I'm planning on reading, most of the fiction on my bookshelf I don't care to reread and should probably get rid of, and most of the the nonfiction is at least tangentially related to the things I should be doing
hope I find a good one
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Heretical Rants
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hope I find a good one |
I found something old, something new, something borrowed, and something creepy as fuck
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nathan
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The Signal and the Noise
It has kept my attention so far. I'm learning so much about baseball!
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Felgraf
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"I may have to sit around for Jury Duty soon. I should buy a book to read if I have to wait outside the courtroom."
"I've heard people talk about The Name of the Wind a lot. I'll give that a look."
"..Man Jury Duty keeps getting pushed back. Eh, screw it, I'll at least start the book.."
"OH GOD I AM NOT GOING TO BE ABLE TO STOP READING THIS AM I."
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Celaeno
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| nathan wrote: | The Signal and the Noise
It has kept my attention so far. I'm learning so much about baseball! |
I liked this one a lot (some chapters more than others). Strangely, I found the chapters that were most about economics to be the least interesting and insightful. |
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Heretical Rants
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This is poorly written! *sobs*
Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh~
oh
wait
I can just stop reading it.
wow
that was easy
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fritterdonut
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Computer Organization And Design, The Hardware/Software Interface, 4th edition.
Fuck my life.
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