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I've plenty of time now I've finished uni.
I've got loads of games, loads of films, but never been much of a reader.
Anyone recommend anything, new, old, and good which I could go and pcik up :).
Anything with a bit of mystery and suspense to it would be good :).
Anyone recommending Mill's and Boon or Lord of the Rings will be shot :P.
Oh, and I read The Da Vinci Code and Digital Fortress, entertaining, I guess, but so many holes that they're laughable, so somehting immersive and believable would be quite good :).
Nineteen-Eighty-Four - George Orwell
Eddie Bunker - Little Boy Blue/Animal Factory/No Beast So Fierce
> I'm sure Blank has heard of Lord of the Flies/Animal Farm/1984
I err...
Almost anything by George Orwell is very readable, such as Animal Farm (underlying meaning of Russian Revolution) and 1984 - the style and delivery is way above par - worth a read
Of the classic turn of the 20th Century Modernistic books is Metamorphasis by Franz Kafka - when you get around the slightly frilly language the book is very good, about a man who wakes up to find he's a beetle; and how he copes with his friends and family
I've plenty of time now I've finished uni.
I've got loads of games, loads of films, but never been much of a reader.
Anyone recommend anything, new, old, and good which I could go and pcik up :).
Anything with a bit of mystery and suspense to it would be good :).
Anyone recommending Mill's and Boon or Lord of the Rings will be shot :P.
Oh, and I read The Da Vinci Code and Digital Fortress, entertaining, I guess, but so many holes that they're laughable, so somehting immersive and believable would be quite good :).