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oh shnapple tree
oh shnapple tree aka Chad is a girl, has been a member since December 10, 2005, has scored 265 submissions, giving an average score of 4.26.
  Jun 22 '07 by oh shnapple tree        16 Comments        Watch this      Share:  Share on facebook    Share on delicious    Share on digg    Share on MySpace    Tweet this    Stumble this    Share this on Kaboodle   
Gimme yer favorite books/authors!


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StopPickingOnMe
StopPickingOnMe on Jun 22 '07 at 1:37pm
ill mail them to you
oh shnapple tree
oh shnapple tree on Jun 22 '07 at 1:37pm
Cool?
mezo
   mezo on Jun 22 '07 at 1:38pm
The Cheese Monkeys by Chip Kidd
hanzabean
hanzabean on Jun 22 '07 at 1:39pm
Terry Pratchett
Douglas Adams
Gabriel Marquez Garcia [or something like that... 100 years of solitude]
uh, Michael Chrichton
etc.
Polyester Jones
Polyester Jones on Jun 22 '07 at 1:40pm
Author (Favourite book of theirs)

Douglas Coupland (Eleanor Rigby)
Neil Gaiman (Bad Omens, w/ Terry Pratchett)
David Rakoff (Fraud)
Jonathan Safran Foer (Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close)
Karin Muller (Along the Inca Road)
Douglas Adams (everything)
Stephen Galloway (Ascension)
Bill Richardson (Bachelor Brothers' Bed and Breakfast)
Polyester Jones
Polyester Jones on Jun 22 '07 at 1:40pm
Roald Dahl's short fiction for adults
hanzabean
hanzabean on Jun 22 '07 at 1:43pm
whoa! Is Eleanor Rigby by the Beatles [or whatever it's called] based off of the book?
loserbeech
loserbeech on Jun 22 '07 at 1:45pm
The Memory, Sorrow and Thorn trilogy by Tad Williams.
Polyester Jones
Polyester Jones on Jun 22 '07 at 1:46pm
No, the song came first. The book (published in 2001 I think) is about a lonely middle-aged woman...

It's brilliant, one of my favourite books ever. If you haven't read any Douglas Coupland, do so. Rapidly.
hanzabean
hanzabean on Jun 22 '07 at 1:48pm
Haha, sounds neat! I *need* to get to the library anyway... I sort of have a list of books I want to read burning a hole in my proverbial pocket.
hanzabean
hanzabean on Jun 22 '07 at 1:48pm
Plus I need my Terry Pratchett fix before I shrivel up.
Polyester Jones
Polyester Jones on Jun 22 '07 at 1:53pm
If you like Terry Pratchett, and from what I've gleaned of your sense of humour, I'm pretty sure you'd love Christopher Moore's A Dirty Job.
hanzabean
hanzabean on Jun 22 '07 at 1:54pm
Thanks, I'll try and find that one too!
the_book
the_book on Jun 22 '07 at 1:58pm
In no particular order.

Chuck Palhniuk- Survivor, Diary (anything else, although Choke, and Haunted are pretty gross)

Kurt Vonnegut- Slapstick, Hocus Pocus (anything else)

Zadie Smith- White Teeth, The Autograph Man

Salman Rushdie- Midnight's Children

Jonathan Safran Foer- Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close

If you like Memoir, David Sedaris is good.

If you like Fantasy, Terry Goodkind's Sword of Truth series is king.

And comics are great too, particularly Sandman, Fables and Preacher. (You can find torrents of these and read them for free).
the_book
the_book on Jun 22 '07 at 2:00pm
Oh, and Lemony Snickett's A Series of Unfortunate Events is also great, and not just for kids.
Polyester Jones
Polyester Jones on Jun 22 '07 at 3:37pm
Has anybody read The Children's Hospital by Chris Adrian?

Also anything by Nick Bantock is good, especially for the artwork.
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