shLong said:

Euphie said:

shLong said:

I've read just about every Stephen King book and as a child, every Goosebumps book.
All told, I've read a low estimate of probably 450 full books/novels.

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Oh man yeah Stephen King and Dean Koontz

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I've actually never finished a Koontz book, but what are some of your favorite King novels?

My all time fave is The Stand, but the Dark Tower series got me back in to reading as an adult (actually learned about em from here)... Also, Different Seasons and The Green Mile

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Amphibolos said:

I guess you read the books of Kafka translated in English, it might have had an impact on my appreciation of the book. I find that the translations play an impact in my appreciation of the books that i read. I read it in french so that might explain my feeling of "mental masturbation" when reading it, english might be more concise.

I'll give him a chance and read metamorphosis once i finish the books that i am reading atm.


I don't read as much as some people here it seem, but i tend to average at least a book every week or every other week.

In my opinion, books are an interesting subject of conversation that gets thrown to trash these days, i find it harder and harder to meet someone that is an avid reader, and thats a shame.

Its funny because like Bunny posted, reading is sexy

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Amphibolos said:

Read a book by Thomas Kuhn, and be amazed by how many things that dude knew

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underfliptown said:

Bill_Oreilly said:

surprisingly, one of my favorite books I have read was "And the truth shall set you free" by David Icke. I never thought I could possibly like an Icke book as much as I liked that 1

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David Icke is God. I love him.

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