Read that, followed by Ender's Shadow.r2zoo wrote:
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Sci fi-ish? Sure. One of the best books written? Hell yes
I'd also recommend Sphere.
I'd also recommend Sphere.
Read Ulysses and A Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man by James Joyce.
Top two novels of the century in my honest opinion. They will blow your tits off.
Please excuse any spelling errors, this is an english lit student posting at 2am whilst very drunk... not in the best mindset for giving advice.
Top two novels of the century in my honest opinion. They will blow your tits off.
Please excuse any spelling errors, this is an english lit student posting at 2am whilst very drunk... not in the best mindset for giving advice.
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1984, Animal Farm and Keep The Aspidstra Flying by Orwell.
The Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown.
Lighter humour, any Douglas Adam book, H2G2 etc,
any of Rober Rankins books, plus Terry Pratchet.
Irvine Welsh is a good read too, it just depends on your style of reading
The Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown.
Lighter humour, any Douglas Adam book, H2G2 etc,
any of Rober Rankins books, plus Terry Pratchet.
Irvine Welsh is a good read too, it just depends on your style of reading
Fight Club
Red Storm Rising by Tom Clany
Red Pheonix by Larry Bond
Black Hawk Down by Mark Bowden
Red Storm Rising by Tom Clany
Red Pheonix by Larry Bond
Black Hawk Down by Mark Bowden
Xbone Stormsurgezz
How has no one mentioned "War and Peace"!? Its brilliant but you'll need some free time to get
though it!
Reading "Crime and Punishment" at the moment and id recommend it to anyone who likes to read.
though it!
Reading "Crime and Punishment" at the moment and id recommend it to anyone who likes to read.
I couldn't get through the first couple of chapters. Bought a DVD box set of it though. Still that's like 6+ discs!Jepeto87 wrote:
How has no one mentioned "War and Peace"!? Its brilliant but you'll need some free time to get
though it!
War and Peace really worth the effort? Srsly guys, is it?
Whoa... Can't believe these forums are still kicking.
Devil's Guard.
This is a first hand record of an unregenerate Nazi who escaped the war crimes trials in Europe after WWII and joined the French Foreign Legion.
Sent to Indochina to fight the Viet Minh, the German battalion shot, bombed, tortured and bayonetted the enemy.
Devil's Guard is one man's personal document of reprisals and counter-reprisals, of criminal violence on both sides, of outrages against humanity, of war at its rawest, cruellest and most gruesome.
Bloody good book and apparantly very popular with American forces out in Iraq.
This is a first hand record of an unregenerate Nazi who escaped the war crimes trials in Europe after WWII and joined the French Foreign Legion.
Sent to Indochina to fight the Viet Minh, the German battalion shot, bombed, tortured and bayonetted the enemy.
Devil's Guard is one man's personal document of reprisals and counter-reprisals, of criminal violence on both sides, of outrages against humanity, of war at its rawest, cruellest and most gruesome.
Bloody good book and apparantly very popular with American forces out in Iraq.
No exit - Daniel Grey Marshall
Everything of Kevin Brooks
Everything of Kevin Brooks
Mario Puzo & Nelson Demille
Andy McNab.
Chris Ryan.
Duncan Falconer.
Patrick Bishop.
Eight Lives Down, by Major Chris Hunter.
Chris Ryan.
Duncan Falconer.
Patrick Bishop.
Eight Lives Down, by Major Chris Hunter.
David Gemmel
Trudi Canavan
Oh, and there's the Farseer Trilogy
All of them if you're into fantasy
-kon
Trudi Canavan
Oh, and there's the Farseer Trilogy
All of them if you're into fantasy
-kon