Favourite Books

I'm still glad you're alive, Dan.

I'm glad too.

i think you're both romance-novel readin, womern defendin, tea-sippin, 19th century lovin sissies

  On 5/19/2011 at 5:44 PM, luke viia said:

i think you're both romance-novel readin, womern defendin, tea-sippin, 19th century lovin sissies

now i feel bad for saying that

god i'm such a sissy

*sips tea*

The Road (Cormack McCarthy) - everyone seems to know this one, and with good reason.

To the White Sea (James Dickey) - most excellent story about an american pilot surviving in enemy territory (japan) during WWII

The Mission Of Art (Alex Grey) - a very enlightened and information/philosophy rich outline of why Art is

The Prophet (Kahlil Gibran) - everyone should know this one. a classic spiritual tale that made me cry the first time i read it.

the Art of War (Sun Tzu) - another classic comparing the finer details of war strategy with every day life philosophies.

Flatland (Edwin Abbott Abbot) - famous book dealing with perspective, really strange and fun. changes the way your brain works.

yeah, i listed six. got carried away.

i'm a few pages away from being done w/ flatland right now, it is indeed a great book! +1 lukes :sup:

No, but seriously.. should I pick up Ulysses, or is it really a hard book to read?

Yes you should read it. It's an important book. It's not exactly an easy read but it's not Chapman's Homer either.