Childhood's End by Arthur C. Clarke

I like pulpy detective fiction okay? 😂

Night Watch by Terry Pratchett

Small Gods by Terry Pratchett

The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss

The Wise Man's Fear by Patrick Rothfuss

I'm reading this right now, it's really good.

Anyone here read experimental type fiction like House of Leaves

Or the Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man

@StrawberryArmada real James Joyce hours

Love that part in Finnegans Wake where it's just

"ding dang damn, he was dead"

All of Finnegans Wake is such a trip

I like the random bits of obscure languages, some of which he just made up

I remember a bar of music too

Just like House of Leaves

@Deleted User Did you read The Wise Man's Fear? I'm interested in that one.

Yeah the Kingkiller Chronicles is fun

I really enjoyed them

Don't expect anything more than fun though

It's not going to shatter your perception on anything

But, one of the most fast paced and enjoyable experiences for fiction I had in 2014

You could kill 2000 pages in a week

I've read it twice, if you have a Sunday off you could kill one of them. You'd feel compelled to

I love this passage from Jack London's*Call of the Wild*

Awesome! I remember we read that book in 5th or 6th grade

Great for when you want to skim the classics.

Posted this in national general server regarding Tolkien works: “for any LOTR nerds like me, there’s a way to read the whole story in chronological order, which I’m about to do for the first time. Just bought the rest of the books. Check it out if you’d like. http://www.chronology.org/tolkien/ hope someone can enjoy this!