I read Atlas Shrugged recently, and I must concur.

trendy motherfuckers

Death Note vol. 7

Death of a Salesman by Arthut Miller...it's just a relitively short play
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I'm now realizing how much of a nerd I am now, cuz I post on this thread too much:(

^ Nowt nerdy about reading.

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Mozart's Brain and the Fighter Pilot

last book was Jane Eyre, which may or may not have made me a bit emotional...
Currently reading:
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next up (waited for the anniversary re-issue of this):
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I got this in hardback for the princely sum of 99p. Well chuffed.
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This to read as well:
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The Kevin Smith book...what's it about?
Looks interesting...

He's a film director. Clerks? The guy is very self deprecating and funny as fook to boot. A lot of it is extensions of his online blog.

The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie.


One of my earliest bands was called Dorian Gray.