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deep reading? -
November 18th 2009, 03:41 PM
is anyone here interested in the rather hard to grasp books?
i've read metamorphosis (a favorite), sophie's world, insect dreams, through a scanner darkly, einstein's dreams..and well im too exhausted to remember the rest but.. anyone recommend a good read? i've read everything on my shelf...and i'm getting bored. i would prefer the dark confusing read on existentialism and such... |
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Re: deep reading? -
November 18th 2009, 03:48 PM
I found Hannibal by Thomas Harris a good book. I kept having to sentences slowly in order to graps what it was saying sometimes so maybe you'd like it.
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