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Tim Curry Favor
Apr 3, 2005

~*your troubles are all the same*~

794613 posted:

I just finished 1984 by George Orwell. I had been meaning to read the book for quite some time. It was a good read.

I just finished it too.

Want to help start the Party? Reading about complete and total power has me a little hot and bothered.

WAR IS PEACE
FREEDOM IS SLAVERY
IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH

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Tim Curry Favor
Apr 3, 2005

~*your troubles are all the same*~

meanmikhail posted:

Finally, I picked up The Road by Cormac McCarthy tonight after hearing so much about him.

I finished this the other week. I knew what I was getting into what with the more or less constant and consistent praise-cum-warnings around here, but at the same time I hadn't read it so I didn't really know. It was the most crushingly depressing and oppressively bleak piece of writing I've ever had the pleasure of reading.

I finished Nick Hornby's latest, Slam, today. It was good. Not without its flaws, but thoroughly engrossing and as usual, surprisingly heavy despite how accessible his writing is. I think I liked it more than How To Be Good or A Long Way Down, but it's still nowhere near High Fidelity or About A Boy.

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