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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: gopher] * 1
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LotR is worth it


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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: MorphinTime] * 1
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If you're having trouble trudging through it, audiobooks help keep the pacing going.

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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: PatrickKn]
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I feel that way about The Giver - That book sucked


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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: oursoulsinmotion]
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Judith Butler and Derrida I guess.


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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: gopher]
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gopher said:
I can't even? Read good books, I got LOTR and I can't get myself to crack it open, I watched the movie so much I'm sick of Bilbos party and having to read Bilbos party is like the main reason I can't get myself to read it


I read a random page one time, and it was where frodo and Sam are faramirs prisoner, and that page was so good, I know the whole book is like tgat



Pro tip: boring? Skip it.

I hate reading names. I always skip those.


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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: psi] * 1
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psi said:
Didn't get very far in it but I found James Joyce's Ulysses pretty unreadable.



I don't consider myself less intelligent than most, and when I tried to read Ulysses the stream of consciousness and Irish slang for lack of a better term had me quit after three pages

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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: stzacrack]
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I didn't like Hemingway's, The Sun Also Rises.


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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: Brian Jones]
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I hope they serve beer in hell made me think wow they'll just print sensationalism

Though I enjoyed the antics

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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: stzacrack]
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I tried reading the disc world books, I could only get into the ones I've seen movies for


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That he don't live in a home
And he don't got a phone
And he don't sit around all angry and bored
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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: gopher]
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I had trouble getting into discworld as well.


Hitchhikers guide is the only book series I would consider reading again. I've read it through 3 times, but it has been at least 5 years

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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: morrowasted]
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I read Dune and liked it. Tried to start Dune Messiah several times, but couldn't get into it.

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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: flugelizor]
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I got through the first sequel and half of the second but neither holds a candle to the original Dune

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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: morrowasted]
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The Dune novels rank for me as:

Dune/God Emporer > Children > Heretics > Chapterhouse > Messiah

I haven't read any of the ones Brian Herbert wrote but I would like to at least read about the Butlerian Jihad


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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: gopher]
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read the simallarion by jrr tolkein

it covers everything in the pretext

I can't be bothered to read that stuff either, I like a good fishing novel or historical fantasy

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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: Yokal]
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20,000 Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne. The concept fascinated me and what little story that was there was compelling, but it read and felt like a fish encyclopedia which is not what I was looking to get out of it.

I still finished it though as I have trouble leaving books half finished if I'm far enough.

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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: NakedNexus]
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1Q84

And I've really enjoyed other of Murakami's works, especially "The Elephant Vanishes"

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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: MorphinTime]
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Gene Hackman said:
The Catcher in the Rye, different times I guess.




Fucking, yes. What a pointless book.


MorphinTime said:
The Dune novels rank for me as:

Dune/God Emporer > Children > Heretics > Chapterhouse > Messiah

I haven't read any of the ones Brian Herbert wrote but I would like to at least read about the Butlerian Jihad



Yea, I read Dune a bunch of times, but the sequels melted my brain. The ones Brian wrote are fun, but for like a single read-thru ya know?


Robinson Crusoe... all I remember is pages and pages about planting hedges.

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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: Lynnch]
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Anything by Faulkner. The paragraph long sentences annoy the hell out of me.

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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: Lynnch]
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Lynnch said:
Robinson Crusoe... all I remember is pages and pages about planting hedges.



If only Daniel Defoe had the courage of a DeSade or Sacher-Masoch and would have written the gay interracial erotica he wanted to write, with that book.

I mean, really.

Its patently obvious that that was on his mind. Two men, casaway from their intolerant society, driven into each other's arms.
After 27 years "my man Friday" indeed.
TGIF.

I'm not a gay guy reading gay into somrething that isnt. He went on writing other books pivoting around intimate friendships between men. :manofapproval:


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Re: What's the novel you read and thought 'how could this be a famous book?'? [Re: gopher]
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gopher said:
I can't even? Read good books, I got LOTR and I can't get myself to crack it open, I watched the movie so much I'm sick of Bilbos party and having to read Bilbos party is like the main reason I can't get myself to read it


I read a random page one time, and it was where frodo and Sam are faramirs prisoner, and that page was so good, I know the whole book is like tgat



Bruhh it a srsly good book

how tf could you get sick of Bilbo's party I listen to the audio book version of the beginning of that book to go to sleep like once a week cause it's so damn chill and badass


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