glamorama by easton ellis, and blink by malcolm gladwell

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glamorama by easton ellis, blink by malcolm gladwell, and stumbling on happiness by Daniel Gilbert.

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Clive Barker - Coldheart Canyon

Barker has such a crazy imagination, i'm not even sure what to make of this, weird & sick yet gripping... good stuff!

serhij zhadan-depeche mode

great novel abt broken russian yout-endless funny/abstract/fuckedup and hard to read

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I just finished 'Dancers at the End of Time' by Michael Moor***** which I thought was brilliant. IT's this weird parody of victorian utopian sci fi combined with a parody of some of his own work. Very funny. Just reading 'Disgrace' by JM Coetzee now.

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Very odd one that, Legends at the End of Time is good too, although its mainly a collection of short stories.

I'd also recommend Glorianna the Unfulfilled Queen by Moorcock.

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ok fuck it i told the pickwick papers to fuck off because while i enjoyed the little antidotes i figured it would probably be 900 pages of the same type of stuff and i need a story that goes somewhere

so

i am reading



Fortress of Solitude

only 15 pages in or something but the language is fucking awesome

looking forward to getting into it

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When all I do is beg to be left
When all I do is beg to be left
When all I do is beg to be left alone
Alone, alone

Ian McDonald - Speaking In Tongues

Floating Dogs FTW

McDonald, Neal Stephenson & William Gibson are a kind of cyberpunk holy trinity IMHO

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The Fortress of Solitude is amazing, at least i thought so. I haven't read his latest novel yet, but I hope it can live up to that one.

I bought a copy of 'the stars my destination' on your recommendation, but I haven;t read it yet as I'm just about to start 'The Count of Monte Cristo', and I don't want to spoil a 1300 page novel full of cliffhangers by reading a 200 page one with the same plot (or at least very similar). I'll probably read it right after though.

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