Best Ever Books (preliminary discussion)

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Poll: Best Ever Books?
Sure eventually
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No never
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Humorous third option
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Total Votes : 24

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Norman Bates
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Kool Keith Sweat wrote:
If we split it, plays and poetry are much more connected than poetry and novels


Don't agree. Plays are written to be performed onstage and involve much more than a writer and a reader. Poetry and novels involve a writer and a reader.
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  • Posted: 10/10/2015 07:44
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... but we are going to have the poll for gay erotic fanfiction, right???
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Norman Bates wrote:
Don't agree. Plays are written to be performed onstage and involve much more than a writer and a reader. Poetry and novels involve a writer and a reader.


Plays classically are poetry, to be performed or sung, whilst novels and short stories are prose to be strictly read. I'm not sure we even disagree here.
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where would the following books go, if anywhere?

Mindsploitation by Vernon Chapman

Codex Seraphinianus by Luigi Serafini

Stockhausen On Music by Karlheinz Stockhausen
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Tap wrote:
where would the following books go, if anywhere?

Mindsploitation by Vernon Chapman

Codex Seraphinianus by Luigi Serafini

Stockhausen On Music by Karlheinz Stockhausen

Hmmmmm gonna have to look into this. Not quite sure where any of these fit atm. Probably non-fiction
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Bump, because this thread is probably as good a place as any, I'm going to be on the road a fair bit over the next few months so I'm loading up on (e)books and I'm just looking for recs. Throw anything my way!
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  • Posted: 02/21/2017 00:51
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Patman360 wrote:
Bump, because this thread is probably as good a place as any, I'm going to be on the road a fair bit over the next few months so I'm loading up on (e)books and I'm just looking for recs. Throw anything my way!


Right now I'm reading The Complete Stories of Flannery O'Connor and William Carlos Williams' epic poem Paterson. Recommend both of them. Especially for long journeys. Smile

Also, if you're looking for something free and potentially terrible, I could send you and early ebook of what will hopefully be a finished version of my first novel Anxious
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Hayden wrote:
Right now I'm reading The Complete Stories of Flannery O'Connor and William Carlos Williams' epic poem Paterson. Recommend both of them. Especially for long journeys. Smile

Also, if you're looking for something free and potentially terrible, I could send you and early ebook of what will hopefully be a finished version of my first novel Anxious


Cheers for the recs! That sounds pretty cool actually, I'd love to have a read of it sometime if you're comfortable sharing it, could be the start of great things! Cool
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I'd have to know what you enjoy out of prose to even give a recommendation from my pool.
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Honestly anything goes, but for reference my most recent reads include On The Map by Simon Garfield, dealing with the development and history of mapmaking and cartography, Thirty One Nil by John Montague, about the worlds weakest footballing nations and their bid to qualify for the FIFA World Cup, the entire collection of Brian Azzarello's comic book series, 100 Bullets and one of my favourite novels, Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy, so make of that what you will, I'm pretty happy to give anything a shot though that may grip my attention.
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