is a knight of the seven kingdoms worth reading?durdencommatyler wrote:lennytheweedwhacker wrote:it was a fun read...nothing earth-shatteringdurdencommatyler wrote:Is Ready Player One?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:is a knight of the seven kingdoms worth reading?
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Oh, I have no idea. What is that?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:is a knight of the seven kingdoms worth reading?durdencommatyler wrote:lennytheweedwhacker wrote:it was a fun read...nothing earth-shatteringdurdencommatyler wrote:Is Ready Player One?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:is a knight of the seven kingdoms worth reading?
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set of novellas by george rr martin...set in the song of fire and ice world, 100 years or so before the first noveldurdencommatyler wrote:Oh, I have no idea. What is that?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:is a knight of the seven kingdoms worth reading?durdencommatyler wrote:lennytheweedwhacker wrote:it was a fun read...nothing earth-shatteringdurdencommatyler wrote:Is Ready Player One?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:is a knight of the seven kingdoms worth reading?
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Ask Pete. He reads that stuff.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:set of novellas by george rr martin...set in the song of fire and ice world, 100 years or so before the first noveldurdencommatyler wrote:Oh, I have no idea. What is that?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:is a knight of the seven kingdoms worth reading?durdencommatyler wrote:lennytheweedwhacker wrote:it was a fun read...nothing earth-shatteringdurdencommatyler wrote:Is Ready Player One?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:is a knight of the seven kingdoms worth reading?
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you should toodurdencommatyler wrote:Ask Pete. He reads that stuff.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:set of novellas by george rr martin...set in the song of fire and ice world, 100 years or so before the first noveldurdencommatyler wrote:Oh, I have no idea. What is that?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:is a knight of the seven kingdoms worth reading?durdencommatyler wrote:lennytheweedwhacker wrote:it was a fun read...nothing earth-shatteringdurdencommatyler wrote:Is Ready Player One?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:is a knight of the seven kingdoms worth reading?
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The actual books are long enough. If there's shit I need to know, Martin should put that stuff in the books. The rest of it is just trying to get me to spend my money. And I'll allow more leeway for this kind of stuff once he finishes his goddamn epic.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:you should toodurdencommatyler wrote:Ask Pete. He reads that stuff.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:set of novellas by george rr martin...set in the song of fire and ice world, 100 years or so before the first noveldurdencommatyler wrote:Oh, I have no idea. What is that?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:is a knight of the seven kingdoms worth reading?durdencommatyler wrote:lennytheweedwhacker wrote:it was a fun read...nothing earth-shatteringdurdencommatyler wrote:Is Ready Player One?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:is a knight of the seven kingdoms worth reading?
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so you have read the regular series?durdencommatyler wrote:The actual books are long enough. If there's shit I need to know, Martin should put that stuff in the books. The rest of it is just trying to get me to spend my money. And I'll allow more leeway for this kind of stuff once he finishes his goddamn epic.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:you should toodurdencommatyler wrote:Ask Pete. He reads that stuff.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:set of novellas by george rr martin...set in the song of fire and ice world, 100 years or so before the first noveldurdencommatyler wrote:Oh, I have no idea. What is that?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:is a knight of the seven kingdoms worth reading?durdencommatyler wrote:lennytheweedwhacker wrote:it was a fun read...nothing earth-shatteringdurdencommatyler wrote:Is Ready Player One?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:is a knight of the seven kingdoms worth reading?
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Of course. I love those books. My favorite is book 4, A Feast for Crows, which most people dislike and think is the weakest book. But I goddamn love it. That and Storm of Swords. Both just excellent fantasy fiction on every level.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:so you have read the regular series?durdencommatyler wrote:The actual books are long enough. If there's shit I need to know, Martin should put that stuff in the books. The rest of it is just trying to get me to spend my money. And I'll allow more leeway for this kind of stuff once he finishes his goddamn epic.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:you should toodurdencommatyler wrote:Ask Pete. He reads that stuff.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:set of novellas by george rr martin...set in the song of fire and ice world, 100 years or so before the first noveldurdencommatyler wrote:Oh, I have no idea. What is that?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:is a knight of the seven kingdoms worth reading?durdencommatyler wrote:lennytheweedwhacker wrote:it was a fun read...nothing earth-shatteringdurdencommatyler wrote:Is Ready Player One?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:is a knight of the seven kingdoms worth reading?
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I haven't read those prequel books, and I have very little desire to. Not exactly for the reasons Joey stated: it's more, like, I've already read all about them on the Wiki and have all the major plot points. There's plenty of other new books out there that I want to read.
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Yeah, I'm kinda just being a brat. I would like to read those prequel stories eventually. But they are pretty low on my list of priorities right now. I still haven't read As I Lay Dying. Or everything by Toni Morrison. Or Proust. Or fucking Ulysses, for crying out loud.
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i'm not dying to either, but it's available on my local library's website and not much else there is jumping out at me...i usually on read stuff from there on my lunch break or during downtimeSimple Torture wrote:I haven't read those prequel books, and I have very little desire to. Not exactly for the reasons Joey stated: it's more, like, I've already read all about them on the Wiki and have all the major plot points. There's plenty of other new books out there that I want to read.
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What are you waiting for? You could skip the football game tonight and bang out like the first 2-3 sections of Ulysses.
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That just reminded me that I had a dream about Ulysses the other night and meant to look something up in it. I'll never remember what, though.
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i'm close to finishing all the president's men, so i may try to knock it out during the game tonight
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I'm still 27 % through the book. I put it down last January and haven't picked it back up again. Yet.Simple Torture wrote:What are you waiting for? You could skip the football game tonight and bang out like the first 2-3 sections of Ulysses.
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As Leopold Bloom says, "Show! Hide! Show! Plough her! More! Shoot!"durdencommatyler wrote:I'm still 27 % through the book. I put it down last January and haven't picked it back up again. Yet.Simple Torture wrote:What are you waiting for? You could skip the football game tonight and bang out like the first 2-3 sections of Ulysses.
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I don't think I've gotten there yet. I just remember someone on a beach. And a lot of nose picking.Simple Torture wrote:As Leopold Bloom says, "Show! Hide! Show! Plough her! More! Shoot!"durdencommatyler wrote:I'm still 27 % through the book. I put it down last January and haven't picked it back up again. Yet.Simple Torture wrote:What are you waiting for? You could skip the football game tonight and bang out like the first 2-3 sections of Ulysses.
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Oh, there are plenty of beaches and nose pickings to come. Plus farts, peeing, jerking off, drinking. It is often considered the apex of Western literature, you know.
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Simple Torture wrote:Oh, there are plenty of beaches and nose pickings to come. Plus farts, peeing, jerking off, drinking. It is often considered the apex of Western literature, you know.
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if i wanted to read the literary equivalent of french new wave films, what would you guys recommend?
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