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The Big Switch by Nicholas Carr

I found it very interesting.

"There's a big switch coming. Personal computers are over; instead our lives will soon center around one planetary World Wide Computer. "
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E. M Forster. Howards End.

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Oscar Wilde. Howards End.
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Oscar Wilde. The Importance of Being Earnest.

I was trying to type and listen to a youtube comedy clip at the same time, as well as trying to block out The Royal Variety Performance on the T.V.
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He's On Top, edited by Rachel Kramer Bussel.


In order to know virtue, you must first become acquainted with vice.
- Donatien Alphonse Francois de Sade
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En vis mann slår aldri en hund i klubben med en stokk, fordi hunden vil vende rundt og biter mannens ballene av.
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I'm almost finished with "Go Ask Alice" it was a favorite of mine in middle school thought i'd re-read it. i don't read....
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Don Quixote, by Miguel de Cervantes and translated by Edith Grossman.

Xmas gift from my brother. I have an older version, this newer one is suppose to be better translated.


In order to know virtue, you must first become acquainted with vice.
- Donatien Alphonse Francois de Sade
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En vis mann slår aldri en hund i klubben med en stokk, fordi hunden vil vende rundt og biter mannens ballene av.
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Re-reading Wilkie Collins's The Woman in White.
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Joyce's Dubliners
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Joyce's Dubliners
started reading an Indian author Named Advaita Kala The tittle is "Almost single" it is a cute quirky look on the Indian culture and their expectations for marriage. and how the parents arrange these marriages.


Behind every strong soldier there is even a stronger woman who raised him " Proud Army Mom"
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Water for Elephants: by Sara Gruen Fast read, really good
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Just finished A Tale of Two Cities and Jane Eyre, now working on the entire Chronicles of Narnia...
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I'm rereading a book called Spud by John van de Ruit...It's a diary based book about a boy in boarding school in South Africa in the 90s...other than being hilariously funny.It really resonates with me (being South African ) and growing up around the time when Mandela was being freed and I remember as a kid/teen these when these things started happening...
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The Last Dive: A Father and Son's Fatal Descent Into the Ocena's Depths Descent
i think the title say's it all
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Playgirl Magazine
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Daniel Silva, MOSCOW RULES

just finished:

Iris Murdoch, THE SEA, THE SEA

George Frazier, FLASHMAN AT THE CHARGE

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"Fargo Rock City" Chuck Klosterman
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The Blind Side by Michael Lewis
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I recently finished Flesh & Blood by Graham Masterton and i like to follow a horror with something a bit more emotional so i have just started a Jodie Picoult book called Handle With Care.
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Just finished "Go ask Alice" for a third time. I'm thinking about reading the Twilight saga again! biggrin
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Have started "Weapons of Choice" by John Birmingham.

OMG! Awesome escapism. Tom Clancy meets Gene Rodenberry. 1940's morals collide with 21st Century PC attitudes.
"Whoa, lady, I only speak two languages, English and bad English." - Korben Dallas, from The Fifth Element

"If history repeats itself, and the unexpected always happens, how incapable must man be of learning from experience?" - George Bernard Shaw
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Grievous Angel by Jane Hill
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The Swimsuit by James Patterson
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I'm reading that one as well! I usually jump between a couple of novels at the same time. It's starting out as a good read. I like his books.
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The Scarletti Curse by Chirstine Feehan
"Haters make me FAMOUS!!!"



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May Contain Traces of Magic-Tom Holt, when your GPS starts talking and giving you more than directions, you have an interesting problem on your hands. Very British humour.
Also re-reading Mistress of the Empire, whereupon (my role model) Mara of the Acoma has to face off against her deadliest foes, and the entire Assembly of Magicians who wield ultimate power.
Just started The Thin Man, a Christmas gift from hubby, a 1934 second edition! I sooooo wanna be Nora Charles!
"A black cat crossing your path signifies that the animal is going somewhere." - Groucho Marx
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The Swimsuit by James Patterson


I'm reading that one as well! I usually jump between a couple of novels at the same time. It's starting out as a good read. I like his books.


Same! James is my favourite writer, I was reading 'Sail' the other day, and nearly threw the book at a wall because of how intense it was!