November 6, 201114 yr I've got it at about 2-1 he actually manages to finish this series before he drops dead. [That's not fair, I'm just speaking out of frustration... but seriously dude, hurry up with those books.] I'm not listening! I'm not listening! I'm not listening!
November 6, 201114 yr To quote the little ugly mutant dude from Total Recall, "Open your mind." I find that a graphic novel is much more stimulating than say, Pride and Prejudice. BTW, I believe they're remaking that movie.
November 7, 201114 yr Bartleby the scrivener. Now that is interesting. Some thoughts come to mind on that choice and I considered sharing them, but on second thought, I would prefer not to.
November 7, 201114 yr I find that a graphic novel is much more stimulating than say, Pride and Prejudice. BTW, I believe they're remaking that movie. PLEASE tell me that if you read non-fiction as opposed to fiction out of necessity rather than free will. I find much nonfiction to be less than stimulating. You are correct about the remake.
November 7, 201114 yr PLEASE tell me that if you read non-fiction as opposed to fiction out of necessity rather than free will. I find much nonfiction to be less than stimulating. :lol: Sorry to disappoint. I will consider them but I prefer biographies or history. My fiction comes from comic books. Which I have been lacking in the past year.
November 7, 201114 yr Before it's all said and done I believe one of these three, if not all will be on the list. Jon Snow Daenerys Targaryen Tywin Lannister I was going to mention them, but decided against it. I'm still about a fourth of the way through AFFC. Darn CPA Exam is taking up all my reading time. :irked:
November 7, 201114 yr Roland Deschain Good one. I was trying to think of a list and totally forgot Roland.
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