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Favorite genre of books
December 20, 2013
9:37 pm
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I picked up a book today called Chromosome Six by Robin Cook. I ‘ve read a couple of his books and they’re Medical Thrillers. His books are like the tv show House, but more intense with a sci fi twist. As long as you can get past some of the medical terminology they’re fairly easy to comprehend and enjoy.I’m interested how this one is gonna go. What kind of books do y’all niggas like?

December 20, 2013
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Horror homie. Stephen King, Clive Barker, Dean Koontz, John Saul, etc. Robin Cook is a really good author too. I read a few of his books, they were all really good. Never read Chromosome Six though. Michael Palmer is another author who writes medical thrillers that aren’t half bad, if you like stuff like that you should check ’em out sometime. He has about 20 books or so, he’s been around for awhile.

 

When not reading horror though I tend to go for Spy/Espionage novels like Nelson DeMille, Vince Flynn.

Jeffery Deaver writes some great novels, mostly police type shit, pretty cool. James Patterson and the Alex Cross novels are excellent, early John Grisham (They all started to sound the same after awhile), Steve Martini, Michael Crichton, all great authors man.

December 20, 2013
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Pop up books, I love their in your face style.

December 20, 2013
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Thanks pat I’m gonna check out Michael Palmer I’ve never read any horror books but my girl reads them on a regular basis, one day I might pick up one of her books.

December 20, 2013
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Lucem I have 2kids so I gotta couple of pop ups too.

December 20, 2013
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I like it when you open the cupboard and you see that the kitty is actually sleeping in the cupboard. That’s some next level shit right there, man. That kitty IS sleeping in the cupboard. It shows you it instead of just telling you it man. That kitty is actually in the fucking cupboard, I don’t have to take some anonymous narrator’s word for it, I can actually open up the cupboard and see that lil’ fluffy cat sleeping inside of the cupboard. That’s some shit, man that’s some shit. That’s some deep shit they put in their man. That cat was in there, sleeping. It’s, like, like a metaphor for society. The cat represents the individual. The cupboard is life. He’s sleeping like, how we sleep. I mean, that cat sleeps in the cupboard but he shouldn’t be there, he’s out of place. That cat should not be in the cupboard, especially for sleeping. He has a bed for that! The individual sleeps by, you know, like, you get a new job and you plan on doing all this shit when you are younger and then you wake up one day and realize you are forty five years old and you didn’t do a damn thing, you are still working the same job and you didn’t fulfill any of your goals. You got too comfortable and ended up staying in the wrong spot. That cat got too comfortable and ended sleeping in the wrong spot. You were the kitty sleeping in the cupboard and it’s dope that you can open it up and see that

December 20, 2013
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I found that oddly enlightening. Yet it leaves so many questions to be answered. Why was the kitty there, and who let the kitty in there. Kitties don’t have a grasping tool. Kitty was let in the cupboard, but why? Or was it all just a coincident, did everything happen just right to give kitty the oppurtunity and or ability to enter the cupboard? 

December 20, 2013
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All of what pat said plus some. I also like crime fiction. Michael Connoly and John Sandford are the fucking top dogs when it comes to the genre. Harry Bosch and Lucas Davenport are such colorful and fun characters to read.

Also I’d like to throw out what they call “suburban thrillers” as another good genre. Harlen Coben is the fucking king of those. They are basically normal people being thrown into extraordinary situations. He is like chris nolan and m night fucked and had a baby. You don’t know the full plot until the last few pages. But you don’t feel lost when you are reading it. Any good mind fuck of a story makes you feel like you are in good hands even if you don’t know what is going.

 

I’m open to all types of books though, unless its a romantic with fabio on the cover. Some of my favorite books are staples of american culture, like lord of the flies, to kill a mockingbird, tom sawyer and things of the sort.

 

Some military books every once in a while. If you saw the movie “The Shooter” and liked it I would suggest Stephen Hunter. He has a book called “Pale Horse Coming” and it’s one of the best books I have ever read. It’s about a ex marine in the forties or fifties who goes to break his friend/lawyer out of a negro penal farm in the swamps of alabama(I think alabama, it’s been awhile). The dudes name is earl swagger, is he is ALMOST as bad ass as Roland Deschain, who imo is the baddest fucking character ever to exist in any medium. 

Batman and Superman are ok, but they are definitely not Roland. Dude is saving existence while they are saving cities and earth

December 21, 2013
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I dont know what you would call the genre, but i was pretty obsessed with Getting The Girl and I Am The Messenger by Markus Zusak for the longest time. Fucking amazing books and very relatable, for me, characters. Seriously, maybe not getting the girl for some of you, but you’re doing a major disservice to yourselves if you don’t read i am the messenger. When not reading books like that, I like reading political and historical non-fiction/philosophy books. Like, The Idea Of Communism by Tariq Ali for example.

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December 21, 2013
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this one about a dragon was realy good man

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December 21, 2013
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I gravitate tward non-fiction. I enjoy technical manuals and books about arcane electronics. I read basically everything I can get my hands on regarding: Engineering, Guitar, Guitar Repair, Sanskrit and Rocketry.

I enjoy novelists like Robert Anton Wilson and Tom Robbins.

December 21, 2013
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autobiographies. 

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December 21, 2013
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I gravitate tward non-fiction. I enjoy technical manuals and books about arcane electronics. I read basically everything I can get my hands on regarding: Engineering, Guitar, Guitar Repair, Sanskrit and Rocketry.

I enjoy novelists like Robert Anton Wilson and Tom Robbins.

No wonder we don’t see eye to eye sometimes; your tastes/hobbies are the polar opposites of mine. Engineering and guitars are like complete jargon to me. I truly wish I was better at guitar and mathematics, but my brain just isn’t equipped to learn that realm.

I usually get into nonfiction these days as well. Autobiographies and biographies, mycology, travel, ancient cultures, shit like that.

As for fiction, of course I’m a Constant Reader. Kinda hard to beat the King  I’ve read some Clive and one Koontz book. I enjoy horror but mostly just good stories. I love short stories as well. 

Fuck is anyone else on Goodreads? Let’s get dis ball rolling. 

December 21, 2013
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i just bought a couple more college textbooks for a buck seventy, thatll make up my light reading for the next few weeks.  

  

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December 21, 2013
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I don’t read too much anymore, really, but the only book I’ve been reading recently is one of my college books. My political science book. I loved that class…

December 21, 2013
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Slumerican502 said
All of what pat said plus some. I also like crime fiction. Michael Connoly and John Sandford are the fucking top dogs when it comes to the genre. Harry Bosch and Lucas Davenport are such colorful and fun characters to read.

Also I’d like to throw out what they call “suburban thrillers” as another good genre. Harlen Coben is the fucking king of those. They are basically normal people being thrown into extraordinary situations. He is like chris nolan and m night fucked and had a baby. You don’t know the full plot until the last few pages. But you don’t feel lost when you are reading it. Any good mind fuck of a story makes you feel like you are in good hands even if you don’t know what is going.

 

I’m open to all types of books though, unless its a romantic with fabio on the cover. Some of my favorite books are staples of american culture, like lord of the flies, to kill a mockingbird, tom sawyer and things of the sort.

 

Some military books every once in a while. If you saw the movie “The Shooter” and liked it I would suggest Stephen Hunter. He has a book called “Pale Horse Coming” and it’s one of the best books I have ever read. It’s about a ex marine in the forties or fifties who goes to break his friend/lawyer out of a negro penal farm in the swamps of alabama(I think alabama, it’s been awhile). The dudes name is earl swagger, is he is ALMOST as bad ass as Roland Deschain, who imo is the baddest fucking character ever to exist in any medium. 

Batman and Superman are ok, but they are definitely not Roland. Dude is saving existence while they are saving cities and earth

 Normal People Being Thrown Into Extraordinary Situations = my favorite genre. Like “From Dusk Til Dawn”.

My Goodreads name is “Brett M” I think. Or “Brett S”

December 21, 2013
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I don’t read too much anymore, really, but the only book I’ve been reading recently is one of my college books. My political science book. I loved that class…

 

Yeah I’d LIKE to read more, but the truth is I average one book a season.

College books can be good stuff. I would’ve kept more, like my Environmental Health book, if I didn’t want the money for selling them back.

December 21, 2013
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I started reading this at the end of 2012, I think. Still haven’t finished it.

December 21, 2013
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scruffy said
i just bought a couple more college textbooks for a buck seventy, thatll make up my light reading for the next few weeks.  

  

Haha Im assuming you mean 1.70 most of my college text books new cost about 170. What a great hustle business school has.  Release a new edition every year with switched around chapters of identical material so that the most expensive option must be bought.  Wish I was on the ground floor of McGraw Hill.  /end rant. 

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December 21, 2013
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OCJ_Brendan said

scruffy said
i just bought a couple more college textbooks for a buck seventy, thatll make up my light reading for the next few weeks.  

  

Haha Im assuming you mean 1.70 most of my college text books new cost about 170. What a great hustle business school has.  Release a new edition every year with switched around chapters of identical material so that the most expensive option must be bought.  Wish I was on the ground floor of McGraw Hill.  /end rant. 

Sad but fucking true.

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