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2. What are you reading these days?
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The Concept of Anxiety
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Evan Murphy
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Brandon Ortiz
Leaf
Chernobyl
Isaiah Turner
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El Señor presidente
Noah Turner
Brazil
Spin by Robert Charles Wilson. I recommend it so far
Jack Jackson
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Færoernes oldtidhistorie (faroe islands ancient history)
a faroese book from 1850s in danish (faroese lang. was banned then). It is old faroese stories that live on oral tradition written down and from old sources.
Noah Turner
complete stories of ernest hemmmingway
Christian Jones
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The second dementia by Kenji Kosaka
Carson Long
I don't prefer SFs but thanks
very rare and interesting me
Aiden Gray
Malaysian
Almost done with Forrest Gump
Not too surprised that the chapters I liked the least aren't in the movie, like his NASA trip and then subsequently fighting the cannibals, this just felt really dragged and unfitting, even his wrestling stint.
I really like the relationship between him and Dan in Vietnam, that was very nice. I wish the movie expanded on this more, and how he was a savant instead of being a lovable oaf, which is nice too however.
Easton Ross
Zachary Myers
isn't there a translated to Faroese version?
Jacob Morales
no, i don't think so.
Sadly, doesn't make sense to translate from danish to faroese, because we all learn danish from young age.
But i really would want to read a modern translated version really, because old (1800s) danish is almost nonsene, weird spellings and words, to me, a modern danish speaker/faroese.
Colton Lewis
Cartas Marcadas.
Dolina's second best book. It's his first novel and the guys from Flores are back.
William Carter
USA
'Windows into a Revolution: Ethnographies of Maosim in India and Nepal," also "In the Shadows of the State: Indigenous Politics, Environmentalism, and Insurgency in Jharkhand, India."
Just read through "Paramilitarism & Neoliberalism: Violent Systems of Capital Accumulation in Colombia and Beyond." Wasn't really worthwhile, IMO.
Levi Wilson
queer theory and japanese lesbian NEETcore
Leo Cruz
wewlad
Justin Russell
1984
last time i touched a book was in high school
i graduated in 2015, so i think the book serves as a good introduction to further literature expedition
John Thompson
Lolita
Not a pedo btw don't v& me
David Thomas
Is it good.
I'm reading inherent vice, confusing but good so far.
Hunter Morales
that's actually good. Homage to Catalonia is also worth reading after you finish reading 1984.
heh
You'll get some points about psychology if you're not """militant atheist""" like Retard Dorkins
Inherent Vice is a cool lit too
Grayson Gutierrez
Leo Bell
Is 100 Years of Solitude any good?
Josiah Roberts
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That's my favorite. It's like an adventure. You'll wander around reading this book; but you'll still enjoy that process.
Wyatt Martinez
Thanks. Do you have any other recommendations on literature from or set in Latin America?
Jaxson Stewart
If you didn't read any work of Cervantes, I recommend you read Don Quixote first because that's the most influential thing for them. In my case, I read DQ and got straight into "boom latinoamericano" like 100 Years of Solitude I said. You can check it on wiki.
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My personal favorite writers are Márquez, Miguel Ángel Asturias and Borges. If you fall in love with "Magic Realism", Enter French Philosophy like Foucault, Derrida, or Deleuze. They use their works as references to develop an interesting theory. Umberto Eco is a cool too.
Carter Harris
*a cool writer
Owen Nguyen
Resistance Is Obligatory: Address to the Mannheim District Court
Germar Rudolf
Leo Diaz
Amrika
Pic related.
Gabriel Adams
Enrique Medina, Liliana Bodoc, Alejandro Dolina. Good luck trying to find their books in English.
Asher Ward
Currently reading Anna Karenina. I recently finished The Beauty and the Sorrow: An Intimate History of the First World War
John Moore
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Hamlet
Sebastian Young
steinbeck is the GOAT amerishart writer
Brody Green
Henry James, I like him