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[dotinthesky]

I'm almost finished with Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. I need something new to read.

I will read the first book which is suggested in this post's comments section.

And, if you have any guts, you will cut&paste the sentence above into your own journal and stick with whatever gets thrown your way.

Comments

[oatmeal-texas.livejournal.com]

"Never Let Me Go" -by some Japanese author. I think his name is Kazuo Ishiguro or something. Amazon it!

[belacane.livejournal.com]

Shake hands with the devil by romeo dallaire.....

[zenithed.livejournal.com]

And, if you have any guts, you will cut&paste the sentence above into your own journal and stick with whatever gets thrown your way.

On your head be it. Drat, I still owe you a write-up of Amato Saltone, don't I? Okay, will do.

[arual.livejournal.com]

Ok, so i realise i'm not the first to post, but i wanted to tell you that i've just finished reading Velocity by Dean Koontz - not my usual thing, but it was fantastic, with a great twist at the end.

i've started reading another, Body Double by Tess Gerritsen, which i'm not enjoying as much, which is rather annoying.

way not first to suggest a book

[saint-narcissus.livejournal.com]

but, I will any ways! I read this long time a go, it is still a favorite. interesting the author is famous for her horror novels and i have never been able to read any of them. this book is not horror,,,

"Parable of the Sower"
by Octavia E. Butler


peace -david

[msanthropist.livejournal.com]

anne with a motherfrickin e.

[beeorkendurkey.livejournal.com]

i wish i could submit to this. but i've got shelves and shelves of books i haven't read. lately, i've been rereading 'wicked' by gregory maguire so my friend and i can form a pitch for some agents he knows. nothing will probably come of it, but i love the book so much and really want to make an accurate film version of it because the musical had crapfuck to do with the book; this bastardized prettied-up whore mockery of what is a significantly deeper tale than what was allowed on the broadway version. don't get me wrong, i still have a soft spot for the play. but only because i'm a big homogeek with musicals. i stand by the story sucking bigtime. anyway, tangent. but when i put that book down, i've been picking up the ali smith you sent me. i'd already read the first excerpt and the second piece when i first got it and kept meaning to pick it back up. it's so small i could finish it in one sitting, but i find myself wanting to flood my head with the words. read them slowly. have it on my nightstand so i can see it and think about it longer. how the ... i don't know, i want to use the word 'monologues'... are woven. and i keep wanting to tell you how much i love it. so thank you again. it was a really lovely gift. i'm enjoying it quite a lot. yay books.

[hunterjr.livejournal.com]

Argh! I can't believe I'm late. As pretty usual, hahahaha... ok, maybe next time :)
so... long time no talk, Ollie ^_^ I hope everything is fine with you!