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mcustic posted:Neither, read
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mcustic posted:Neither, read Savage Detectives and 2666 fixed
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thathonkey posted:can't really recognize any of the books but this is probably the classiest shelf posted He has at least one STEPHEN KING book.
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A Strange Aeon posted:Also, nomadologique, I'm glad we agree about Borges now and your weird opinion earlier that prompted all this was merely a miscommunication. i stand by my weird opinion but won't bother elaborating. borges is closer to life than almost any writer i know. nomadologique fucked around with this message at 03:44 on Apr 7, 2016 |
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singer songwriter jack johnson was inspired to write "banana pancakes" after devouring pynchon's opus, gravity's rainbow. he is actually a big lit buff. while he asserts that GR is incontrovertibly pynchon's "best" for artistic scope and import, he prefers the indelible human heartache and wide eyed wonder of M&D.
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# ? Apr 7, 2016 03:43 |
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what's a book verdict: book shelves good at holding things that aren't books
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# ? Apr 7, 2016 03:50 |
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deadwing posted:what's a book my man
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symbolic posted:holy poo poo, Smash Up I've got the big box with all the expansions except the most recent two in my beer and board games closet, but that's not a bookshelf and doesn't belong here
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deadwing posted:I've got the big box with all the expansions except the most recent two in my beer and board games closet, but that's not a bookshelf and doesn't belong here will wheaton is also overpowered to poo poo
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A Strange Aeon posted:People who own the Watchmen and the Sandman but not Alan Moore's Swamp Thing run confuse me. gravity's rainbow is a masterpiece and infinite jest is pablum.
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I'm the so-called bookshelf bending under the tremendous weight of paperbacks. A Strange Aeon posted:People who own the Watchmen and the Sandman but not Alan Moore's Swamp Thing run confuse me. Alan Moore's Swamp Thing books are often sold out. Watchmen probably hasn't been out of print at any point since the nineties.
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Jerry Cotton posted:I'm the so-called bookshelf bending under the tremendous weight of paperbacks. That crappy one on the left is probably 30 years old, made out of particle board, and lived most of it's life massively overloaded with 2 rows of books plus as many as would fit on top of those rows. It's permanently bent now. I'd replace it with another one like the rest, but they are wider and won't fit in that spot due to the door being right there.
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Philthy posted:He has at least one STEPHEN KING book. I have many. King/classics: The version of the Divine Comedy that I have I think is from B&N, but it has the illustrations by Gustav Dore, which are amazing, and the Dracula version has illustrations by Gorey, which are also great. Military/History (most of these are from my wife's grandfather): AFewBricksShy fucked around with this message at 16:35 on Apr 7, 2016 |
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Applewhite posted:The Zelda art book is surprisingly popular. Yeah. In my case, it was a surprise Christmas gift from my wife--I knew everything else I was getting, she just wanted to surprise me. I wish she hadn't, as I'd stopped enjoying the Zelda games after twilight princess. Like 2/3rds of the book is dedicated to the one designed for Wii. Anil Dikshit fucked around with this message at 16:47 on Apr 7, 2016 |
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The Zelda art book is surprisingly popular.
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# ? Apr 7, 2016 16:34 |
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I keep my bnooks in a pile, idiot
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gently caress the ROW posted:I keep my bnooks in a pile, idiot Post the pile.
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Applewhite posted:The Zelda art book is surprisingly popular. Also, I'm done adding pics, so you can point poo poo out you notice, other than that, now.
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kizudarake posted:Also, I'm done adding pics, so you can point poo poo out you notice, other than that, now. I noticed there aren't any more pics in your post.
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Applewhite posted:I noticed there aren't any more pics in your post. Yeah, apparently I edited instead of posting a new post. gently caress. There we go. Anil Dikshit fucked around with this message at 17:09 on Apr 7, 2016 |
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This is our (mine and the Mrs.) Bookshelves (Btw, I guess I'm one of the few from non-english speaking countries posting in this thread, so most of the books are in spanish, but I guess you can recognize the authors) Sorry for the crappy phone pics The intellectual one Close up the bottom (Two Freud's complete works, one mine, the other its the Mrs.) Second row Top row And now the fun stuff: Mandatory King shelve The others I have yet to get a lot books I left in my mother's house. More King stuff, and others. e: hosed up some link
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It warms my heart to see so much king king in this thread. I looked in the book barn king topic once but it was full of people hating on all of his stuff.
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King is the best. Haters gonna hate.
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when he dies I will live in a world with no new King 2/3 times a year for the first time in my life
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Stephen King is the Woody Allen of fiction. If you write 300 books statistically a few of them will be good.
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Mel Mudkiper posted:Stephen King is the Woody Allen of fiction. If you write 300 books statistically a few of them will be good. AFAIK Stephen King has never married his own teenaged daughter.
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# ? Apr 7, 2016 18:51 |
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Nice to see Sagan's Cosmos on so many shelves.
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Applewhite posted:AFAIK Stephen King has never married his own teenaged daughter. The night is young
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# ? Apr 7, 2016 18:54 |
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Don't read Infinite Jest.
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# ? Apr 7, 2016 18:56 |
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Well, the organization of my shelf is atrocious, and i'm not a huge reader, especially when it comes to fiction, but here it goes. Top shelf, among others most of my required university books are here. The book about Genetics could be one but was actually a gift. Middle shelf, bit of a mix. Bottom shelf, also pretty mixed. I also have some books in a box that don't fit my small shelf that i don't have to retread as much. Others are lying around somewhere or in my backpack. And cook books i keep in the kitchen.
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opus111 posted:It warms my heart to see so much king king in this thread. I looked in the book barn king topic once but it was full of people hating on all of his stuff. those snobs in the book barn sure aren't fans of pulp, that's certain
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The Mafalda is the only "intellectual" thing in that shelf.
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Are there any goons who don't have Watchmen?
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stephen king shoulda died when he got hit by the van
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Shaquin posted:stephen king shoulda died when he got hit by the van he didn't get hit by a van, he got pushed out of the way
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# ? Apr 8, 2016 09:20 |
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Jerry Cotton posted:Are there any goons who don't have Watchmen? If there are they should rush out and buy a copy because it is great literature.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Are there any goons who don't have Watchmen? I don't. The White Dragon posted:he didn't get hit by a van, he got pushed out of the way gently caress you, those books don't exist.
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# ? Apr 8, 2016 12:47 |
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I'm jealous of everyone who has lots of books. Please let me have your books. You can keep your sagging/tilted shelves though. Literally all I got right now, lost most of my collection in a breakup a few years ago
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Mel Mudkiper posted:Oh man this is gonna be a fun derail some of the footnotes are great but some of them are worth skipping... tough call
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sinking belle posted:I'm jealous of everyone who has lots of books. Please let me have your books. You can keep your sagging/tilted shelves though. That Walmart bookcase will be sagging and tilted before long too
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