What are you reading?

NoEarthlyReason

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16 Aug 15

lolof

Joined: 10 May 07
Moves: 10128

02 Mar 16

No book but a film this time:

Trumbo
http://www.calgaryshowtimes.ca/movies/Trumbo/110237

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3203606/reviews

~~vandervelde~~

Joined: 10 Dec 11
Moves: 143494

02 Mar 16

Following Story by Nooteboom.

Metacomedian

Joined: 25 Feb 16
Moves: 3653

02 Mar 16

Originally posted by vandervelde
Following Story by Nooteboom.

So, so. Too meta.

~~vandervelde~~

Joined: 10 Dec 11
Moves: 143494

02 Mar 16

Originally posted by Metacomedian
So, so. Too meta.

He is "smart" author 😛
I had idea, that he wrote history of philosophy in this short novel, or at least that one line of action (if you can call it action) represents Aristotelus and the other - Plato.
But that's Nooteboom.

Metacomedian

Joined: 25 Feb 16
Moves: 3653

02 Mar 16

Originally posted by vandervelde
I had idea, that he wrote history of philosophy in this short novel, or at least that one line of action (if you can call it action) represents Aristotelus and the other - Plato.
But that's Nooteboom.

Didn't know that. That's interesting.

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chemist

Linkenheim

Joined: 22 Apr 05
Moves: 662955

09 Mar 16

Romain Puértolas: Die unglaubliche Reise des Fakirs der in einem IKEA Schrank fest steckte.

Original Francais, English Translation obtainable

A quite funny book with a backdrop of refugees fates.

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chemist

Linkenheim

Joined: 22 Apr 05
Moves: 662955

11 Mar 16

I now began

Christopher Brookmyre: One find day in the middle of the night.

As I worte previously I like the style of his writing very much. And the first few chapters already pulled me in.

~~vandervelde~~