OT: What are you reading?
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merge threads?
still reading:
it's 600-some pages, so it's a longer read.
also picked up:
at a friend's house, think i may borrow it. it's good.
still reading:
it's 600-some pages, so it's a longer read.
also picked up:
at a friend's house, think i may borrow it. it's good.
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I am currently almost done with "The Road" I have "No Country" waiting for me when I'm finished. I am also currently reading "Return of the Dark Knight" I can't wait till finals are over so I can actually get sme heavy reading done.
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It's really bizarre and creepy. The visual element of the book, with the use of typefaces, page space, and other elements is amazing. It's a good compliment to the narrative.