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 What's your favorite book of all time? (currently 9619 views) |
| SwapJack |
| Posted: May 22nd, 2006, 11:46pm |
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New  Dare to be different!
LocationUnited States Posts187 Posts Per Day 0.03 |
Lord of the FLIES!!!!!
when's THAT going to be a movie?????
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| George Willson |
| Posted: May 23rd, 2006, 12:40am |
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Of The Ancients  Doctor who? Yes, quite right.
LocationBroken Arrow Posts3591 Posts Per Day 0.51 |
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| Curse |
| Posted: May 23rd, 2006, 1:11am |
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LocationFYRO macedonia Posts103 Posts Per Day 0.02 |
A Clockwork Orange!
Curse =] |
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| James Fields |
| Posted: May 23rd, 2006, 8:20am |
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LocationSeattle Posts133 Posts Per Day 0.02 |
My favorite book of all time would have to be....
The Shining!!! |
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| George Willson |
| Posted: May 23rd, 2006, 2:51pm |
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Of The Ancients Doctor who? Yes, quite right.
LocationBroken Arrow Posts3591 Posts Per Day 0.51 |
Sawyer, really? The Shining? I had you figured for a Danielle Steele kind of guy with that avatar.  |
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| Abe from LA |
| Posted: May 23rd, 2006, 4:21pm |
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Been Around 
LocationDowney, California Posts556 Posts Per Day 0.08 |
1- Devil At My Heels, the Louis Zamperini story.
2- Ian McEwan's collection of shorts: "In Between the Sheets and Other Stories." And "First Love, Last Rites." This author was among my first inspirations to write short fiction. Memorable stories include "Reflections of a Kept Ape," "Solid Geometry" and "Dead As They Come." Mesmerizing. Disturbing.
I don't read novels. |
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| The boy who could fly |
| Posted: May 23rd, 2006, 4:50pm |
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LocationBritish Columbia, Canada Posts1387 Posts Per Day 0.21 |
Different Seasons by Stephen king |
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| James Fields |
| Posted: May 23rd, 2006, 9:41pm |
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LocationSeattle Posts133 Posts Per Day 0.02 |
To you George...  The Shining is creepy on so many levels... The movie was good too, but I just chuckled when Jack went durr durr durrrrr... I think I have the Shining... Today on my way home from some swimming I was thinking about coming around the bend in my neighborhood, and hitting a girl and her dog. As soon as I turned there was a girl there with a dog!!! Luckilly I hit the breaks in time... Phew... |
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| TAnthony |
| Posted: May 24th, 2006, 12:37am |
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New  Never take your eyes off your opponent
LocationUSA Posts107 Posts Per Day 0.02 |
Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry. Nothing's better than a good old western. |
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| George Willson |
| Posted: May 24th, 2006, 2:55am |
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Of The Ancients Doctor who? Yes, quite right.
LocationBroken Arrow Posts3591 Posts Per Day 0.51 |
Today on my way home from some swimming I was thinking about coming around the bend in my neighborhood, and hitting a girl and her dog. As soon as I turned there was a girl there with a dog!!!
Luckilly I hit the breaks in time... Phew...
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Yeah, only write about it. Most of us freaks write so we don't actually do the things we write about. No actually hitting the girl and her dog. But maybe it would make a good script... |
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| FilmMaker06 |
| Posted: May 24th, 2006, 6:11am |
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I haven't had a lot of time for reading for the past few month or two. I think when I get done with all of the scripts for this summer, I'm going to sit down and dive into Tolkien...maybe I'll read The Lord of the Rings again...
-Chris |
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| Impulse |
| Posted: May 27th, 2006, 12:20am |
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LocationMO Posts329 Posts Per Day 0.05 |
I took this reading class last year and read a few of the classics. I don't have a favorite book but the ones that really stuck in my mind this year were The Great Gatsby and The Scarlet Pimpernel. Wonderful stuff. |
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| Lon |
| Posted: May 31st, 2006, 4:33pm |
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LocationLouisville Posts403 Posts Per Day 0.06 |
White Jazz, by James Ellroy. A gripping finale to his "L.A. Quartet" series of books (including The Black Dahlia, The Big Nowhere and L.A. Confidential) told in a very clipped and terse manner. Very complex, violent and absorbing; I've read it six times already and each and every time, once I started I could not put it down.
This book had a big influence on me and anytime I write a cop thriller, I've got this book in the back of my mind. |
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| Shepard |
| Posted: June 1st, 2006, 9:33am |
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Locationscotland Posts31 Posts Per Day 0.00 |
Dan Brown's Digital Fortress has to be my favourate. I haven't read the Da Vinci Code but after seeing the film, i dont know if i want to read the book. |
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| Martin |
| Posted: June 1st, 2006, 10:47am |
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Been Around 
LocationFrankfurt, Germany Posts607 Posts Per Day 0.09 |
Dan Brown's Digital Fortress has to be my favourate. |
No offence, but if this is the best book you've read, you really need to read more. |
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