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Old 04-05-2012, 12:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Ender's Game is in my top 5 books of all time. I haven't read any other OSC but I am in fact about to start Ender's Shadow now! Have you read it then? It's supposed to be from Bean's POV right?
yes it's basically a re-telling of Ender's Game from the point of view of Bean....with the first 1/4 or so telling the really interesting story of Bean's background!

as for the others....i don't know....his mixture of moral theology and sci-fi starts to get on my nerves a bit....speaker was ok in my eyes and Xenocide just went off the deep end.....i have to admit that i'm interested in continuing the Bean side of things....seems like the "Shadow" series could be quite interesting

Ender's Shadow is well worth the read though....i hope you enjoy it
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Old 04-06-2012, 08:56 AM   #2 (permalink)
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The Last Templar by Raymond Khoury



Third book in a week, I'm on a tear. This one is good so far, a lot of stuff going on. I might take a little longer to get through this one.
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Old 04-07-2012, 09:28 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Ender's Game is by far in my opinion one of the greatest books of the 20th century....but he lost it all with Speaker for the Dead and Xenocide....and personally i never made it to Children of the Mind.....did you by chance read Ender's Shadow?
I ordered it, but I haven't got it yet.

I really enjoyed Speaker for The Dead, it has some quotable lines and solid story telling. Xenocide has fallen short for me (he gets a bit sloppy with his writing and construction), though the sub-plot with the chinese family is very interesting.
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Just got Infinite Jest delivered - an intimidating length but I've heard good things. Gonna make a start to it as soon as I'm done with re-reading Neuromancer
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This was wonderful. My favorite Batman graphic novel I've read. I'm not big on Superman or any sort of Robin, and both were present...but as a whole, it was just too damn good for this to be a problem. Joker, Harvey Dent, new villains, aging Batman, Gordon retiring...yes, yes, yes.

I also loved the artwork in this one.

Plus, Frank Miller > All.
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Old 04-08-2012, 09:35 PM   #7 (permalink)
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This was wonderful. My favorite Batman graphic novel I've read. I'm not big on Superman or any sort of Robin, and both were present...but as a whole, it was just too damn good for this to be a problem. Joker, Harvey Dent, new villains, aging Batman, Gordon retiring...yes, yes, yes.

I also loved the artwork in this one.

Plus, Frank Miller > All.
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Got the advanced reader copy of this today. If you don't know, Christopher Buckley is the author of Thank You For Smoking, so I'm expecting it to be a jolly old time.
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Got the advanced reader copy of this today. If you don't know, Christopher Buckley is the author of Thank You For Smoking, so I'm expecting it to be a jolly old time.
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Got the advanced reader copy of this today. If you don't know, Christopher Buckley is the author of Thank You For Smoking, so I'm expecting it to be a jolly old time.
Holy ****, I had no idea Chris Buckley wrote TYFS. Its easily one of the funniest films I've seen but I didn't know it was him.

Let me know how the book turns out.
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