Really? I thought Life of Pi was a very breezy read, and an excellent book, especially when it starts getting surreal. Plus a legitimately brilliant ending.

What else have you read by vonnegut? I highly recommend reading Cat Cradle if you haven't already.

This little classic SF right here. It feels like a non-fiction book written as a narrative because it's basically a condensed "future history" of man over the next several billion years.

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The Falling Rainbow
Jing Suh

Read it. [= Someone I know wrote itttttt.

Is it just me or is the art of that cover PHENOMENOL?

star maker is great too.

this is my third time reading this book it The Green Mile by Stephen King. I really wanted to see the movie after i read it but i couldnt find it

I got about 80 pages through this sometime last year and then forgot about it... I wouldn't mind picking it up again as I was enjoying it to that point.

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Just started An Inquiry into the Good by Kitaro Nishida, so far it's already good, I love how in the first chapter he already goes against most of the perspectives of positivist philosophy and contemporary psychology... there's something about putting "judgments" and "meaning" on a lower level than "pure experience" that really strikes a chord with me.