IIf you really wanted to know, I had games just sitting in my inventory doing nothing and I wanted to boost my CV. Everybody wins imo.
Instead of thanks, tell me one of your favorite authors. One of my faves is Edward Lee. His contribution to the Triage anthology, entitled In the Year of Our Lord 2202, is amazing. The concept of the anthology is 3 authors begin a story the same way and go wherever they want with it. Lee's ends up as a sci-fi horror mishmash of organized religion versus terrorist cults and the ending just kicks you in the brainmeat. Plus, there's a lot to do with puzzles in it, like acrostics and inversions. Check it out if you can find a copy.
So who do you like to read? Ready? Go!
Really? nice game bro. thx so much!!!
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I haven't read anything for awhile.. Stopped at some book.. Now I can't read anything unless I finish that book =.=
I'd go with 'Erle Stanley Gardner' author of the Perry Mason books...
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thank you, Kafka, Jerome K. Jerome (Novel Notes is brilliant), Jeff Lindsay (guy wrote the killer Dexter books, they are great), Bret Easton Ellis (loved the American Psycho movie, I am just now reading the book).
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The book was....I see what he was tying to achieve with American Psycho, but the movie took this awful thing and made it wonderful. Ironically, the worst chapters of the book -the music ones - are the best parts of the movie imo.
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the genesis 5 pages killed me. So much stuff I didn't need to know about them. But the U2 concert, the line with "Where the Beat sounds the Same" made me laugh way more than it should. I haven't finished it yet, but so far I like the book. I have friends who read the book when it came out and hate the movie, but then they do agree that it was pretty hard to film some of the details.
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Kind of the Naked Lunch factor - how do you write a screenplay for an unfilmable movie? But I think they did decent with it.
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Thank you!! G. Orwell, no doubt. 1984 is still my fav book.
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Thanks a lot for the giveaway:)
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Have a "Thanks."
I don't read much so nope, nothing to say here xD
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Nice
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i dont read :(
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spanks =)
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Ty
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Thanks!
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thanks
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Thanks =)
My favorite author is Bernard Werber, I like how some of his books talk about religion, spirituality and science as a whole.
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Thanks for this!
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patrick rotfuss, "the name of wind"
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Dan Brown and Ted Decker for me - Decker's Three was pretty awesome :O
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Tanks. :)
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Thank you very much for the chance!
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Terry Pratchett. Best UK author and would have been recognized, but JK Rowling took the world by storm ._.
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Terry Pratchett, yes!
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+1
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Isaac Asimov is my favorite. One of the biggest names in Sci-Fi of all time, he is credited with first usage of the word "Robotics" in print, and is most famous for his "three laws of robotics". He is the 16th most published author of all time with 506 published works, and has works published in every category of the Dewey Decimal system.
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I didn't know the Dewey Decimal thing about him, that blew my mind.
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thanks
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Thanks!
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