People will argue with anything online, but 'Tale of Two Cities' wasn't bad.
:beer:
I like Charlie's view upon life.
Read a couple of his books, I 'av.

Just finished. A worthy read, but it can't top Great Expectations, IMHO.
Cheers, mate!

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Dashiell Hammett—Red Harvest (1929)
Just started it but so far it seems like it will be good. I love the fact that, despite being one of the authors who defined private dick fiction, Hammett seems to be crafting a genre-defying story here, at least in terms of the setting.

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just read this and the first volume of orc stain. the artwork by this dude is pretty fantastic

Godzilla vs Orcs?

just started this :)

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Operation Paperclip: The Secret Intelligence Program that Brought Nazi Scientists to America


this is coming right off of a very long podcast series about the Eastern Front....which takes "dreadful" to a whole new level

Operation paperclip is one of my favorite American fuck ups....and from what i've heard from the author she really exposes these pieces of shit for what they really were

A Catcher in the Rye.

Just read The Perks of Being A Wallflower and liked it a lot. I was able to identify with Charlie pretty well. However, is it just me or is it there some pretty clear similarities between those abovementioned books?

Does anyone use goodreads to chronicle what you are currently reading and make wishlists about what you want to read next.

Yes. I update my goodreads account frequently.

Friend me!
https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/...enie-darnielle

Added. I'm pretty new to it so I am still discovering features about it.

I just found out that you can document what page you actually are on in the book by looking at your page.

Or you could just look at the page numbers printed in the corner?