Hello fellow readers
Are you ready for a third book yet or do you still want to mull over Catch 22 and Farenheit 451?
If you're ready to start moving forwards onto the third book - throw some nominations my way and we will see how people react
For me i have been thinking about The Twilight saga and would love to discuss some more:orely:
Spoiler:
Book 3
Nominations
- A Game Of Thrones – George RR Martin
- Trick Baby; Story of the White Negor – Iceberg Slim
- A lesson before dying – Ernest J Gaines
- Lord Valentines Castle – Robert Silverberg
- Fevre Dream – G R R Martin
- What Dreams May Come - Richard Matheson
- Brave New World – Aldous Huxley
- The Prestige – Christopher Priest
07-09-2010 09:53 AMcody44My nomination is for A Game of Thrones by George R.R. Martin. 07-09-2010 10:44 AMBriceTrick Baby:The Story Of A White Negro by Iceberg Slim 07-12-2010 04:10 PMpathoftheturtle 07-12-2010 04:31 PMtowerfanthese all sound like good reads. i would enjoy discussing any of the books nominated! any reason to start a new book is always a plus. 07-12-2010 06:42 PMwoodpryanPlease god, anything but Twilight. I can't bear to read all those unnecessary adverbs and the thought of reading about those sad, brooding, angst ridden teenagers makes me a little sick to my stomach. For someone who is 200 years old, Edward is just too stupid to read about. 07-12-2010 07:12 PMladysaiA great read, imho.
But, do we want to begin a series? (especially one that is unfinished)
I will nominate:
http://kirstyne.files.wordpress.com/...1v6kikxsul.jpg 07-13-2010 02:47 AMturtlexI'd like to toss out a left-field kind of nomination.
It's probably my favorite genre book, and would fall mostly on the fantasy side ... but not really ( sounds intriguing, hunh? ) -
Robert Silverberg's Lord Valentine's Castle.
It's an award winner. It's readily available in all formats, and usually fairly easy to find used.
Published in 1980, it's spawned several sequels, called collectively The Majipoor books.
http://www.majipoor.com/pimage/p0000750.jpg 07-14-2010 10:51 AMcandywow there is some fab nominations on here, anyone else got anything they would like to throw in the pot?:cool: 07-14-2010 08:03 PMBROWNINGS CHILDEMy nomination is
Fevre Dream by G.R.R Martin 07-18-2010 09:33 AMcandymy serious nomination would be 'what dreams may come' Richard Matheson 07-18-2010 04:10 PMBriceAnything by Matheson is great. He lacks the talent for writing badly. 07-25-2010 09:41 AMpathoftheturtle 07-25-2010 04:08 PMBrice:lol:
Thanks....I think. :unsure: 07-26-2010 03:24 PMpathoftheturtleOK, nominations, seriously... hm. Well, I said it already on the F451 thread. Make it official: I nominate Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. 07-26-2010 08:39 PMJeangrrrr I would love to discuss this one... don't think I have a copy around... 07-27-2010 01:37 AMBriceBrave New World is phenomenal. You can always get me to read that book. 07-27-2010 07:57 AMturtlexGosh... I don't think I've read Huxley since my Jim Morrison phase! :lol:
( yeah... the Doors of Perception ) 07-27-2010 08:13 AMJeanactually, BNWorld is my least favorite by Huxley, the most favorite being Crome Yellow. 07-27-2010 12:51 PMpathoftheturtleWow, it seems we're having book discussion already... that was easy. lol 07-27-2010 09:54 PMBROWNINGS CHILDELooks like we have a winner. I've never read it, and it sounds interesting. 07-28-2010 05:09 AMladysaiSo, is "Brave New World" book #3? 07-28-2010 07:04 AMRickyBrave New World? I just finished it a couple weeks ago. I was a bit dissapointed honestly. 07-28-2010 07:08 AMJeanso were bears 07-28-2010 07:44 AMturtlexShouldn't we have a vote, though, with all the books nominated?