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O.K. I should take care. :p ashy

Yes I'd seen Solaris by Andrei Tarkovsky. I like it, so I got to know the novel. And I also saw Solaris by Steven Soderbergh. I like it too. After reading the book, I am possessed by the thought to watch movies again. then I watch Solaris by Steven Soderbergh again. I got to hate the movie...

Hi Cabrasopa, I hoped your first Murakami book was Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World. If not, please try it. I think it was a best book of his & will be.

Hi ds That's a quite suitable expression. I agreeded with & I felt.

Hi Sergo, Yes, we all have much the same. ^^ More over, you know, I like your writing style very much. it's cool! ;) (I had already read your Member's introduction.) Frankly speaking, Solaris is my first book of Lem, but I am fascinated with. It stimulates me to think about the...

Thanks Libra6Poe, The Restaurant at the End of the Universe <- this book realy looks nutritive ;)

thanks SillyWabbit, What's lovely avatar :)

Thanks Halo, ;) Once I also tried but dark tower series are too much and long to read for me. :(

thanks Ice, London is nice place. I envy you :)

Thanks Kookamoor, I like your cute penguin. :o

thanks Hyperstorm, <- thats's cool ID ;)

Well, Just know the title, I will check later. :rolleyes: ashy,

Hi direstraits, It is nice to hear you also like Roald Dahl. :) Very funny and very twisted. I knew My Uncle Oswald, too. But unfortunately I didn't got chance to read. My favorites are Matilda & The Witches

Hi direstraits very nice :) but Correct one is Kamsahamida! Of course. I had good time at 2002. I will never forget 2002 World Cup. And I like Roald Dahl too.

Tnanks, Ronny How about The Sound and the Fury?

I'm not sure it is possible to call TTC course audiobook to nonfiction book, but right now I am listening two audiobook. Einstein’s Relativity and the Quantum Revolution for nonphysicists: by Richard Wolfson Existentialism and the Meaning of Life by Robert Solomon

I've been reading Solaris. It is excellent but breaks my heart in more ways than one. So, I tried to read as slow as I can.

I just finished Oryx & Crake by Margaret Atwood. It's very interesting but disppointing a little comapred to her Handmaid's tale.

Hi everyone! The more I read, the more I want to share with others. It’s great to join this forum and find so many readers. I read all sorts of genres, but especially love books well-described character’s mind. Like, Handmaid’s tale by M. Atwood, Orlando by B. Woolf, Solaris by S. Lem, At the...