What Are You Reading?
Started by MixxDreamer · 15 Feb 2004 · 1,122 replies
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HEY!
i never noticed this thread b4 im so happy someone asked! :mrgreen:
im reading "the dead" by james joyce
im always lookin for stuff on my fav poets, Lorca, Neruda and Whitman :woot:
yeah im glad to tell some ppl!
i never noticed this thread b4 im so happy someone asked! :mrgreen:
im reading "the dead" by james joyce
im always lookin for stuff on my fav poets, Lorca, Neruda and Whitman :woot:
yeah im glad to tell some ppl!
currently reading short sad love stories on the net
thetenken wrote:Reading GTO #20 again. Haven't had a chance to pick up many books recently...
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Oh yeah, I gotta get around to reading that one. Last manga I read was that gigantic issue of AI Love You. I think it was #5 which recently came out. That's another good series to look out for. Especially if you're a Akamatsu Ken fan. :good:
i love tales of brotherly love so, my favs are "the outsiders" and "rumble fish" :woot: :woot: :woot:
besides school text books, i just finished henry james' "turn of the screw." looking to start up "snow falling on cedars" soon.
i think i will start to read something fun soon, now that my exam is over :woot:
I just bought Dark Water by Koji Suzuki. This should keep me busy for a while. Now, if only Spiral would come out on paperback. :grumble:
im reading LORD OF THE FLIES... :hehe: but im not yet finish reading this... :hehe:
chrisyukiefan wrote:im reading LORD OF THE FLIES... :hehe: but im not yet finish reading this... :hehe:
If you're reading the book, it's sorta obvious that you're not finished with it. :hehe: :hehe:
Poor Piggy, he was such a nice boy. :(
now I'm reading posts on jdorama.com :twisted:
ptasiek wrote:now I'm reading posts on jdorama.com :twisted:
Or are you just looking at the pictures?? :hehe: :hehe:
im reading "Emma" by jane austen for english class...and "Memoirs of a Geisha" just for fun
Damn, all I have time to read are my Cantonese workbooks. :mecry:
-PCM
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The Seduction of Unreason: The Intellectual Romance with Fascism from Nietzsche to Postmodernism,
Professor Richard Wolin
Gotta love it when true philology (and, yes, I'll admit being biased in stating "true"; someday, soon, I think I won't have to use the qualifier) applies its rightful sword to postmodernism and its enmities.
http://www.pupress.princeton.edu/titles/7705.html
Professor Richard Wolin
Gotta love it when true philology (and, yes, I'll admit being biased in stating "true"; someday, soon, I think I won't have to use the qualifier) applies its rightful sword to postmodernism and its enmities.
http://www.pupress.princeton.edu/titles/7705.html
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