best book youve ever read

Puffster

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back in the 70s or early 80s i read a book called snowblind,dont recall the author.it was a tale of drug dealing/smuggling i recall really enjoying.anyone know the author?
 

Roseman

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back in the 70s or early 80s i read a book called snowblind,dont recall the author.it was a tale of drug dealing/smuggling i recall really enjoying.anyone know the author?

Snowblind: A Brief Career in the Cocaine Trade (Paperback)

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Puffster

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nice lil easy read if ya havent.thx rose! im gonna try an find it.i do recall trying to roll up a 1/4lb in a page of ny times which was inspired by the book.didnt burn very well but we did manage to smoke bout 1/2
 

DoeEyed

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I have a few favorite authors, I'll read anything of theirs: Stephen King (Richard Bachman), Dean Koontz, Anne Rice, and Laurell K Hamilton. Favorite story has to be Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time. I hear another author is going to finish the series, beginning this December - I'm stoked.
I like horror, sci-fi, fantasy, and romance - and anything within those catagories that can catch my attention from the dust jacket, gets to come home with me. I've got more books than I do bookshelves.:-P
 

jammin screw

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Only read one book bak in the day.... In high school," flowers for algernon". It was ight... some slow cat takes this experiment and gets very smart.. And he makes friends wit a labrat...Later he drops the experiment And overtime he's bak to his old self.... And ends up happy... Sum chit like dat..
 

bourbonandsin

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I have a few favorite authors, I'll read anything of theirs: Stephen King (Richard Bachman), Dean Koontz, Anne Rice, and Laurell K Hamilton. Favorite story has to be Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time. I hear another author is going to finish the series, beginning this December - I'm stoked.
I like horror, sci-fi, fantasy, and romance - and anything within those catagories that can catch my attention from the dust jacket, gets to come home with me. I've got more books than I do bookshelves.:-P
It's actually out today DoeEyed "The Gathering Storm" by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson
 

KaleoXxX

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I like the wheel of time, but it's too long. It's a shame he died too.

My favorite book of all time was the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy - a trilogy in five parts. (So all of them)

Douglas Adems is the best, also ANYTHING by Richard Dawkins, Friedrich Nietzsche and Isaac Asimov. My favorite authors in Science, philosophy, Hilarity and Science fiction.
wheel of time couldnt keep my attention, tried reading it like 2-3 times

i read hitchhikers guide a few times and its a hilarious read. i was perplexed by the 5 part trilogy... hmmm

also R.A. Salvatore, mostly the Drizzt series
i thought i was one of the only people who had read the drizzt series. i liked every one

i read a book a week atleast, but ive read a book a day and 8 books in 1 week

my favorite book of all time is the book of five rings by miomoto musashi. if you ever plan on going into battle, this samuri philosophy will help you greatly. my favorite part is the paragraph about stabbing in the face

also, over the past few months ive been reading the books that the series "true blood" is based off of by charline harris. great read as well
 

Woomeister

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Only read one book bak in the day.... In high school," flowers for algernon". It was ight... some slow cat takes this experiment and gets very smart.. And he makes friends wit a labrat...Later he drops the experiment And overtime he's bak to his old self.... And ends up happy... Sum chit like dat..
That surprises me, you come across as a very well read individual...
 

Wavels

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Serious Books:

Don Quixote---Cervantes
Atlas Shrugged---Rand
Invisible Man---Ellison
Bleakhouse---Dickens
Crime and Punishment---Dostoevsky


Fun Books:

Drawing of the Dark---Tim Powers
Anubis Gates---Tim Powers
The Book of the New Sun---Gene Wolfe
Summer Of Night---Dan Simmons
Bag of Bones---S. King


Too many more....alas...:bigjoint:
 

Wikidbchofthewst

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The anarchists cookbook.........Just kidding. Kinda.
Have you ever read Recipes for Disaster? Similar, but I think it has more practical stuff...

Hmmm, best book...

The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon. It's a very good story, got me so hooked I literally could NOT put it down, I read the damn thing in a DAY.

The Time Traveler's Wife was good, never saw the movie, but I really liked the book. The way it was written just made it so much more interesting...

Terry Goodkind's Sword of Truth series, fucking LOVE it. Read all the books several times. Although I'm not sure about the new one, The Law of Nines...I got it, but I haven't really started reading it yet.

Stephen King -- anything related to the Dark Tower series. IT is probably my favorite book of all time.

The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand. I really like her philosophy. Which is actually pretty big in Terry Goodkind's books...

Neil Gaimen. Neverwhere, American Gods, Anansi Boys, Stardust...

Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series...and omg, I just looked it up and found out a 7th book came out. Now I have to read all the books again and get it...
 

Wavels

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No one readCarlos Castanada's Teachings of Don Juan ????


I read it back in '71 or '72...drugs esp. mescaline were consumed by me back then...
I think there were three related books...good reads.

My favorite drug book however is Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas...Thompson
Wow!
 

Michael Phelps

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I may get some shit for this but fuck it.

The Harry Potter series

Ive read all the books 4 times, fuckin loved it, wish it was real...

For real.
 
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