Originally posted by scherzo Intriguing location ... and the Bible is definitely a cookbook, just not for anarchists. It's best recipes are deep-roasting gay people and atheists.
Maybe for some but my copies do not allow for that.
Catch 22. Funniest book ever written. The way everything turns in circles is incredible.
Young American soldier: "Don't you know it's better to die on your feet than live on your knees?"
Old Italian brothel owner: "You're so young. It's better to live on your feet than to die on your knees."
The ragged trousered philanthropists The book that nearly started a revolution in trenches of WWI.
It puts forth the argument for socialism and is a heart wrenching picture of the working classes in the early 20th century.
Trinity I'm not sure why I love this book so much. Maybe because it clarifies the rift in Ireland to some extent. Maybe because the main character struck me as a true hero. I think it was the first book I ever read that ended in the way it ends.
Foucault's pendulum Best ending I've ever read. And it's such a piss take on conspiracy theories it's classic.
Lord of the rings Beautifully written and a must for every fantasy gamer in the whole wide world. The novel upon which most other fantasy novels are based and never bettered.
Part one was excellent. Part 2 and 3 were utter rubbish, needless rehashing of the first story, long, boring, dull and not enticing enough to read any further.
Favorite Books
12 Aug '08 04:49
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