Im reading Fragile Things by Neil Gaiman. Gaiman is a genius, I love his narrative and the stories are very witty, reminds me a bit of Roald Dahl, though his stories are quite darker than Dahl's.

That's a great book. Everything I've read by Le Guin has been great. 60-70s were the golden age of sci-fi.

Only because of a lack of effort now though. Things were such massive changes then that fear was easy to think and write about.

The changes today are small but are just as dangerous. The writers need to be a little more savvy to come up with the same gravity with today's Science Fiction.

They really were.

And now I'm even more excited to read this book! :)

I liked the book, but my English teacher sucks so it made reading it a much more arduous ordeal, because I always had to think about answering shit prompt questions about it. I've never really had a good English teacher :(

They were just all written in the 50s. A lot of the books we read were challenged and banned when written, and only with in the last 10-30 years have they been accepted for teaching.

Books I've read for Frosh/Soph english ranked from best to worst:

Slaughterhouse-Five
Native Son
Of Mice and Men
A Raisin in the Sun
All Quiet on the Western Front
Huck Finn
The Glass Menagerie
The Scarlet Letter
The Great Gatsby

I don't care if it doesn't matter, but I want you to know you've offended me. And you've offended america.

Huck Finn?

Gatsby, you ass, the Great Gatsby. They named it that way for a reason. Because its Great.

You watch your ass, FaSho. I'll be watching you....like the eyes of Dr. T. J. Eckleberg.

Playboy ftw!