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gramonman131 mesaje#33
Rogeroo a scris:
I read that, the only thing i didnt like was the length of the book :focus:

It wasn

seraphimovic8.877 mesaje#35

has anybody read h.p. lovecraft? i haven't but i know that he wrote some sort of sf-horro novels. but the fact that is most intersteting is that bands like iron maiden and metallica found inspiration in his works (the call of ktulu, the thing that should not be, read closely what it says on eddie's tombstone on the cover of live after death)

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Shur'tugal10.647 mesaje#36
seraphimovic a scris:
has anybody read h.p. lovecraft? i haven't but i know that he wrote some sort of sf-horro novels. but the fact that is most intersteting is that bands like iron maiden and metallica found inspiration in his works (the call of ktulu, the thing that should not be, read closely what it says on eddie's tombstone on the cover of live after death)

not really novels, but rather short stories, if you will. i have read some in a collection of his writings called "the monster on the doorstep". while i am not necessarily a fan of the genre, some are pretty well written with a nice built of atmosphere, while others i didn't quite like. beware however if you jump at lovecraft because you expect monsters and stuff. it's got nothing (obvious) to do with that type of 'horror'. the guy is a master at building psychological terror more than anything else, terror encountered by various characters who meddle with things that shouldn't be meddled with, as in ancient supernatural forces.

if interested, you can find more here, including his writings: http://www.hplovecraft.com/

a browser2.885 mesaje#37

I read now "Mary Magdalene, a biography" written by Bruce Chilton, a professor of religion and a priest. It's quite interesting and fascinating but I don't agree with all his ideas. Anyway...it's for people who are really interested in the history of religion.

AnnaCondor2.863 mesaje#38

the very first book in english i read,was looong time ago: George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion

U cant imagine how much I've laughed reading it.It was great.But it was preety difficult to find english books when i was a kid,so didnt read that much.It's only not that ive come to read a bit more. I'm reading Philip Yancey's second book,in english and i enjoy them.

Rogeroo10.150 mesaje#39

Anna - i have gone through all my books and I dont think I have any you would like :pardon: They are mostly all weird stuff and horror. :think: Sorry

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