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The Fifth Mountain by Paolo Coelho. Amazing, but worse than the Alchemist.

I don't speak english good enough to describe what is love for me. Extraordinary feeling, which makes you do things, that you would never do. All you want to do with your beloved is to sit next to her, saying nothing and drowning in her eyes. You feel comfortable and you want to tell her all...

Wasn't funny. :confused:

Never heard of him till now.

Indeed :rolleyes: I can't stand an infantile audience. All those silly jokes during film's projection get on my nerves.

Thanks novella ;)

Welcome, welcome. Try out some Polish books in Your spare time ;)

I love drinking good tea while reading...

'call for a lightbulb joke' what does it mean?

Last seen: Mystic River, Milion dollar baby, Sideways, Closer, Finding Neverland. All of them are fabulous :D

I hate stupid jocks, who steal cell phones!

And a bunch of Poles ;) But I'm not going there.

Terrorists striking in Poland. Not really...

IMO there's no such thing as Polish writing style. It depends on epoch, that book was written in.

Wird sense of humour is known as English humour. If someone is very mean, we call him Scotsman. Are polish stereotypes odd?

Are people tolerant nowadays? Who needs the tolerance? What are the reasons of intolerance? What is Your opinion about the problem? Which nation is known to be the most tolerant or intolerant?

When I read a book, I usually give it back to the library. My books are sleeping on the bookshelf and wainting for re-reading.

(Personal details) : -I'm from Poland. Province: Pomorskie. City: Gdańsk (Gdansk). District: Brzeźno (Brzezno). -The age is 17 for now. I'm male. -Hobbies? Computers, computers, computers, sport, films and much more, which I don't remember :) I can't remember, how mony books I'd read.

Such an old topic! Joseph Conrad said, that he couldn't write in other language, than english. But he was proud of being Pole. [Conrad is his 2nd name. His surname is Korzeniowski :P]. Jerzy Pilch is great writer. I'm addicted to his books. I didn't know, that his works were translated...

Well done! :) Thx :) @Kenny Shovel: IMHO Gombrowicz is one of the greatest polish writers. Unfortunately, he wrote tangly (not appropriate word, perhaps) books. I'd read 'Transatlantyk' and I was extreamly amazed. He is undeniable worth reading! Szymborska is great, too.