mine are all real books

i love anne rice, but some of the other are those i read when i was abit younger, good read but only a hand full are not young adult level, as in they are abouve teen but not for those who are thirty something... that how they explined it some at the libray becaue the teen section is in the childrens section....

oh sorry for ranting.....

everything is illuminated by jonathan safran foer
the curious incident of the dog in the night time - mark haddon
the ginger man by j.p. donleavy

Marquis de Sade's "120 Days of Sodom"

He wrote it while imprisioned at Bastille I believe. Its just so descriptive........borderlines disturbing.

do you like umm like fanfiction of favorite shows or such??

A gracious plenty - sheri reynolds

That's one of my favorite books.

ROFL. I never thought I would see anyone recommend The Marquis to anyone, good show. Do not read that, btw. It's just descriptions of highly unusual sexual acts - written back in the 1800's though, so it's pretty high brow (lol).

As I Lay Dying? A little bit dry for me, have to be in the mood for some serious Faulkner.

Read Demian. Hermann ****ing Hesse for the win!

Read Killing Yourself to Live. Lovely book by old Chuck Klosterman, author of Sex, Drugs and Cocoa Puffs... also a good read.

yea that book is cool, i was expecting someone to suggest a palahniuk book, though if you want a ''sick and twisted'' book read 'haunted'- also by chuck palahniuk. made some people throw up, im reading it at the moment, pretty awesome.

^I really need to read that onee.

It is kind of boring..aha on second thought you might not wanna check that one out spike.

You'd probaly really like A Winter Haunting (I mentioned it early), its a mindfuck. Its not one of my favorites but its still pretty sweet. It messes with your head quite a bit.

Dude, As I Lay Dying was one of the best books I've ever read.

Disgrace, by J.M. Coetze. There's something extremely blunt about the way he writes that keeps me reading and reading, when normally I have a very poor attention span for literature. I've started hundreds of books and finished very few but that was one I couldn't stop reading.

A Fine Balance, Rohinton Mistry. Read a lot of books when I had very little else to do while on trains or laying around in the evenings a couple of years ago. This was by far the best. It might not make as much sense if you haven't been to India, but it probably will.