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I second Stiff. That's one of my favorite books.
I recomend anything by Bernard Cornwell. He writes historical fiction by creating a character and inserts them into historical events that actually happened. I recomend his Archer Books, or his Grail Series, also Agincourt (Azincourt). If you're interested in the middle ages, then I can't recomend these enough.
I don't even remember how to link to our store, let alone set up new items. We stopped using it quite a while ago because it wasn't really doing much. (I think over the course of its maybe-a-year run with new items added weekly, it made us on the order of five bucks.)
I am now listening to the World War Z audio book. I read half the book before I got distracted by another book.
Oh my god, Good Omens is amazing. My favorite book of all time, probably.
Also, I read The Stranger this summer, and it hit me hard, man. Good stuff, there.
I think we should live in a utopia where anyone can read any book for free!
/WhyAmIBanned?
Here in Britain, books are a great way to avoid hearing about the royal womb for the next few months
One of my favourite authors happens to be Scottish - Iain M. Banks.
If expansive space-opera is your thing, begin the Culture series with Consider Phlebas.
He also writes fucked up fiction as Iain Banks. Start with The Wasp Factory.
I also love the fuck out if pretty much everything Kurt Vonnegut ever wrote.
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