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thanks. another norwegian I see. I have a few norwegian friends. they are great.

who here uses it? post a link to your profile here. I tried searching for a similar thread but didn't get any results, apologies if this has already been done. http://www.last.fm/user/SeveredSev/ if you don't know what audioscrobbler is: it tracks what mp3s you play and shows you things...

The Panic In Needle Park. gritty drama about two heroin junkies in New York's Needle Park in the 1970s. much more realistic than Requiem For A Dream or Trainspotting. I recommend it. 8/10.

I didn't realise I'd been gone so long. well, here I am. hello øystein! :D

Philip K. Dick - Ubik

Herman Hesse - Steppenwolf; Siddartha George Orwell - 1984 Albert Camus - The Outsider Tolstoy - Resurrection Dostoyevsky - Crime And Punishment

E.R. Eddison

Philip K. Dick - Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep? after that I think I'll read Eyeless In Gaza by Aldous Huxley

Pierre Bezuhov - War And Peace, Leo Tolstoy Gully Foyle - The Stars My Destination (I kill you, filthy) Alfred Bester Angus Thermopyle - The Gap Series, Stephen Donaldson Prince Myshkin - The Idiot, Dostoyevsky Zarathustra - Thus Spoke Zarathustra, Friedrich Nietzsche

*wave* hi Øystein. good to see you here. how's the music?

finished: Jack Vance - The Gray Prince currently reading: Philip K. Dick - The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch

I liked Gormenghast, particularly Titus Alone. I was expecting more on Steerpike though. but I came to like Titus a lot.

Tolkien - The Silmarillion; never read this in all the years of my tolkien fanhood. Aldous Huxley - Eyeless In Gaza

I'm really hard to please with fantasy now. I find a lot of it less than readable. I really like E.R. Eddison though.

actually there were some lines in War and Peace that made me laugh. I can't remember them though and I'm not reading again any time soon. It was great though. Terry Pratchett Jack Vance - Tales From A Dying Earth (the Cugel stories)

Philip K. Dick - Five Great Novels (The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch, Martian Time-Slip, Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep?, Ubik, A Scanner Darkly) Jack Vance - The Gray Prince Poul Anderson - Three Hearts & Three Lions

most recently: War And Peace best sci fi: Alfred Bester - The Stars My Destination philosophy: Thus Spoke Zarathustra as a 13 year old: Lord Of The Rings

I think it can't possibly be as bad as the other two but I could be wrong!

this is all I could find in google.

I found the two 'Cugel the Clever' stories in Tales of a Dying Earth extremely amusing.