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17. December 2006 - 0:00
Lithuania What kind of books your favorite? (i hope some of you reading 
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Mine: science fiction and fantasy 
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17. December 2006 - 2:09
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wokay. ill try to make this brief hehehehehe. reading is probably my most time consuming passion. mostly i read whatever i can get my hands on that appears not to be boring. but most of the stuff i read fall into a few genres. been reading a lot of fantasy this past year. fav authors in that genre being tolkien, robert jordan and raymond feist. also read a lot of military adventures, especially naval ones, especially allistair mclean. also a lot of adventure stuff mostly things like frederick forsyth. sci fi types altho crichton is the only author i find really good in that genre. a lot of comedy too. things like hitch hikers guide and pg wodehouse. and some math and philosophy. (yes there are math and philosophy fiction books hehe!). things like ayn rand.
17. December 2006 - 8:32
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I hate books, can't read :oops: 
The trouble with you is you've never learned how to enjoy yourself.
17. December 2006 - 11:55
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H.P. Lovecraft, Ambrose Pierce, Lord Dunsany & Arthur Machen are some of my favorite writers, but i must say I enjoy technical books too like networking and linux books.
17. December 2006 - 14:09
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At the moment I'm reading Asimov's Foundation series. It's s-f but there is more fiction than science in it, which I'm glad of.
I like political fiction books, especially from Clancy, also adventure like Cussler books. But most time now steal from me books about .NET.
17. December 2006 - 16:38
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Asimov and Philip Dick are great, i just read "Das Parfum" of Patrick Süskind and it is very nice
17. December 2006 - 20:00
#6
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I don't know if you guys know those things but I like to read a good old Warhammer 40,000 codex it's the only thing I can read without a brainache 
17. December 2006 - 21:00
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hate books 
17. December 2006 - 23:52
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Orwell, King, Straub, Brite, Nietzsche, Hatsumi, Goethe, Baudelaire, Huxley. Nothing at all very practical, mostly philosophy or poetry-based. Peter Straub is known for his fiction but is a closet poetry freak... and not a bad poet himself.
18. December 2006 - 1:57
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Goethe, Schiller, Poe, Orwell, Huxley, Stephenson, Pratchett, Adams, Leary, Nietzsche, Kant etc.
At the moment The Illuminatus Trilogy is waiting for me, but i'm somewhat lazy 
18. December 2006 - 5:29
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Ah, Kant also. Somehow I'm not surprised we share so many literary interests. 
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