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which genres do you read?
- Thread starter nelka35
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Wabbit,
I kind of know what you mean about Little, Big. I really liked the book, but it reminded me, at times, of Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash (lot's of great ideas and images in search of a cohesive plot).
I sometimes put together little anthologies for friends, and Marquez' "Eyes of a Blue Dog" and the amnesia plague from 100 Years are invariably included. I would also recommend Jorge Luis Borges, among others.
Also, a word about the Rosenthal books: they are out of print, and the third volume of the trilogy (Loop's End) is very difficult to find. However, they can be read on their own.
I kind of know what you mean about Little, Big. I really liked the book, but it reminded me, at times, of Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash (lot's of great ideas and images in search of a cohesive plot).
I sometimes put together little anthologies for friends, and Marquez' "Eyes of a Blue Dog" and the amnesia plague from 100 Years are invariably included. I would also recommend Jorge Luis Borges, among others.
Also, a word about the Rosenthal books: they are out of print, and the third volume of the trilogy (Loop's End) is very difficult to find. However, they can be read on their own.
Stewart
Active Member
Wabbit,
I am not trying to sell books here, but I think you'd make out better looking on one of the big used book sites. Alibris or something like that. They were published by Perennial in paperback here in the U.S. (who also published the Garcia-Marquez short story anthology I have).
I am not trying to sell books here, but I think you'd make out better looking on one of the big used book sites. Alibris or something like that. They were published by Perennial in paperback here in the U.S. (who also published the Garcia-Marquez short story anthology I have).
igkuk7
New Member
I used to be a sci-fi freak, but recently I have been reading a bit of everything.
From The Straw Men, to The Notebook, to Lullaby, to Legend, and now to The Fog. That's thriller, romance, contemporary, fantasy and horror.
To be honest I am not sure what I like best, a good book is a good book, despite its genre.
From The Straw Men, to The Notebook, to Lullaby, to Legend, and now to The Fog. That's thriller, romance, contemporary, fantasy and horror.
To be honest I am not sure what I like best, a good book is a good book, despite its genre.
