its difficult to say...ive been doing alot of reading lately to kill time. i would make a list of things but now that i think of it its too long and im too lazy hahaa
The feds haven't knocked on your door recently have they?
Slaughterhouse 5.
Both are really cool, but Slaughterhouse V is legitimatelyn one of my favorite books ever. Trainsotting is my absolute favorite. Post Office by Bukowski, Survivor by Chuck Palahnuik, and of course the Garden of Eden by Ernet Heminggway are all also up there.
The feds haven't knocked on your door recently have they?
Slaughterhouse 5.
Both are really cool, but Slaughterhouse V is legitimatelyn one of my favorite books ever. Trainsotting is my absolute favorite. Post Office by Bukowski, Survivor by Chuck Palahnuik, and of course the Garden of Eden by Ernet Heminggway are all also up there.
Ernest Heminggway... what kind of book does he write?
The feds haven't knocked on your door recently have they?
Slaughterhouse 5.
Both are really cool, but Slaughterhouse V is legitimatelyn one of my favorite books ever. Trainsotting is my absolute favorite. Post Office by Bukowski, Survivor by Chuck Palahnuik, and of course the Garden of Eden by Ernet Heminggway are all also up there.
Ernest Heminggway... what kind of book does he write?
His language is usually just about actions and describes things very little. He prefers to show rather than tell, if you get what I mean. He wrote a lot about war, hunting, drinking, dysfunctional relationships, bull fighting, and writing itself. Oh, and fishing. LOTS AND LOTS about fishing.
The feds haven't knocked on your door recently have they?
Slaughterhouse 5.
Both are really cool, but Slaughterhouse V is legitimatelyn one of my favorite books ever. Trainsotting is my absolute favorite. Post Office by Bukowski, Survivor by Chuck Palahnuik, and of course the Garden of Eden by Ernet Heminggway are all also up there.
Ernest Heminggway... what kind of book does he write?
His language is usually just about actions and describes things very little. He prefers to show rather than tell, if you get what I mean. He wrote a lot about war, hunting, drinking, dysfunctional relationships, bull fighting, and writing itself. Oh, and fishing. LOTS AND LOTS about fishing.
Sounds like the old french litterature that I have read at college. Guy De Monpassant and Emile Jacar... not my thing.
I'm more about the mind. I just like to see the worst position an human being can be and the limit he can reach until he broke into pieces.
Sounds like the old french litterature that I have read at college. Guy De Monpassant and Emile Jacar... not my thing.
I'm more about the mind. I just like to see the worst position an human being can be and the limit he can reach until he broke into pieces.
Redgarl
Then you would love anything by Irvine Welsh. He writes about human beings in the worst imaginable situations and how it can make them terrible people. I've read Trainspotting, Flith, and Glue by him and they're all exactly like this with a lot of Freudian influences, all having a ton to do with drugs.
Sounds like the old french litterature that I have read at college. Guy De Monpassant and Emile Jacar... not my thing.
I'm more about the mind. I just like to see the worst position an human being can be and the limit he can reach until he broke into pieces.
quiglythegreat
Then you would love anything by Irvine Welsh. He writes about human beings in the worst imaginable situations and how it can make them terrible people. I've read Trainspotting, Flith, and Glue by him and they're all exactly like this with a lot of Freudian influences, all having a ton to do with drugs.
LOL, i will check that. The funny thing is that I can come to these conclusion alone without any drugs. I'm aleready over 150 pages on a memorial. I have learned to love writing. It's probably a reason why I don't read that much, I'm more the person who can imply something. With the studies also, I've come to hate books... damn university >:P.
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