The books thread

[tarkil]

OH MY GOD :

[whodunit?]

Recently finished: Caleb Carr "The Alienist" - cool book but the ending is just anti-climax.

Now: Andrzej Sapkowski "Boży Wojownicy" (God's Warriors) - this is the author of THE WITCHER on which the game is based.

I plan to read: LaVey's bible.

[theis]

I plan to read: LaVey's bible.

lolz

[whodunit?]

I plan to read: LaVey's bible.

lolz

I have a great book for you Az.

[whodunit?]

Oh, and I'm trying to get some Lovecraft's work but there are only few of them in our library  I could just download them from Project Gutenberg but printing 500 pages seems to be a stupid idea.

[theis]

uhm, you actually look at me as being emo? wow that's a first.

i'm the complete opposite.

[tarkil]

You still suck anyway... I'm pretty sure reading Anton La Vey's bible would be some interesting and enlightening experience...

[theis]

wow tarkil, you really know how to hit a nerve. brutal comeback right there.

[oldgentlovecraft]

Whoa, I need to come here more often or else I miss too much.  The Satanic Bible is pretty good actually, one of my favorites.  LaVey was witty and had a great sense of humor.  Buy into the eccentric, black magic image or don't but he was a good, intelligent writer with an interesting philosophy. 

I'm am a HUGE Lovecraft fanatic if you couldn't tell from the obvious.  Have around fifty collections, works, anthologies, etc.  The archives are a good place to start if you want to look into him.  http://www.hplovecraft.com/

This site,  http://www.dagonbytes.com/thelibrary/lovecraft/  ,  has his short stories all online.  You should try to find his poetry as well but that is a little more difficult. 

[goldpony]

reading Up In Honey's Room by Elmore Leonard...very strange characters, even for him. i love it

[i kill for fun]

all Lavey ever preached was basically do what ever the hell you want all the time and don't give a shit about doing it....why do you need to be a part of a religion to do that?

[tarkil]

Big fan of Lovecraft here too... That guy was crazy...

[fire-fly]

The Red Dahlia by Lynda la Plante.

[whodunit?]

Whoa, I need to come here more often or else I miss too much.  The Satanic Bible is pretty good actually, one of my favorites.  LaVey was witty and had a great sense of humor.  Buy into the eccentric, black magic image or don't but he was a good, intelligent writer with an interesting philosophy. 

I'm am a HUGE Lovecraft fanatic if you couldn't tell from the obvious.  Have around fifty collections, works, anthologies, etc.  The archives are a good place to start if you want to look into him.  http://www.hplovecraft.com/

This site,  http://www.dagonbytes.com/thelibrary/lovecraft/  ,  has his short stories all online.  You should try to find his poetry as well but that is a little more difficult. 

thanks!!!

[oldgentlovecraft]

all Lavey ever preached was basically do what ever the hell you want all the time and don't give a shit about doing it....why do you need to be a part of a religion to do that?

It was actually more along the lines of reaching your full potential and deciding your own fate.  It isn't really as much of a religion as it is a philosophy.

[oldgentlovecraft]

Big fan of Lovecraft here too... That guy was crazy...

What's your favorite story?

[tarkil]

iI can't eally remember mab, I read all of taht years and years ago, all the books uof thw guys I could find, so I wouldn't  really be able to give youa story name,  I'm sorry.... But I do remember lots of fifferent stories that the guy talked about...... Everything crazy...

[goldpony]

iI can't eally remember mab, I read all of taht years and years ago, all the books uof thw guys I could find, so I wouldn't  really be able to give youa story name,  I'm sorry.... But I do remember lots of fifferent stories that the guy talked about...... Everything crazy...

were you drunk when you wrote that ahahahhaahaahaha

[theshadeisatool]

William S. Burroughs - The Naked Lunch is fucking crazy, radical. Parts I don't get, but it flows well and is poetic.

[Fireal1222]

c'mon i know you guys read goosebumps when you were kids


what were some of your favorites