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I don't like reading large amounts of text on a screen, simply because it's inconvenient and hurts my eyes. Paper and print, please.

My favorite book in the world when I was a teenager was "Ender's Game" by Orson Scott Card...I'm not that much older now. But yeah.

I've been wanting to check out Banana Yoshimoto just from what I've heard of her. Everything Haruki Murakami ever read is on my to-read list. Raymond Carver's "What We Talk About When We Talk About Love," too. After seeing Jarhead I'd like to read the book.

Finished "Cathedral," got by the midterm without reading too much of "Paradise Lost," and have now moved on to "The Corrections." woot!

Can't say I have, but I will now. :D

Finished Raymond Carver's "Cathedral" collection. Really, really enjoyed it. His voice as a storyteller is just luminous.

Totally. I can't read two books at once for leisure. Literature for class and books for my own enjoyment I can keep separate, though. Anyway I'm starting with the Carver book, but it's pretty short and I'm almost done. Will be starting "The Corrections" shortly. :)

I've got Raymond Carver's "Cathedral" and Jonathan Franzen's "The Corrections" on tap. I'm also supposed to be reading "Paradise Lost" for a british lit course, but man alive, that is some dense stuff.

I just finished it two days ago. Amazing book, up there with any of Murakami's best stuff (from what I've read of him).

Hey, nice review. I read that some time ago and had forgotten about it until just now.

This is my first post here sooo I'll just say what I've read in the last month. Haruki Murakami's "Dance Dance Dance" Haruki Murakami's "The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle" Haruki Murakami's "Kafka on the Shore" Lorrie Moore's "Like Life" Seamus Heaney's translation of "Beowulf" Nick Hornby's "High...