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Give me a good book to read

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Need something to do on my free time. I have only read fantasy and sci-fi

So far I have read most of:
LoTR trilogy
Silmarillion
Broken Empire Trilogy (prince of thorns)
Traitor Son Cycle series (red knight)
Metro series (metro 2033)
The Kingkiller Chronicle series (the name of the wind)
Shogun
 
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If you like sci-fi I recommend looking for some cyberpunks books, William Gibson is a must, his books are really good, in neuromancer he imagined humanity connected to a network to exchange information, the book is from 1984 and he certainly should already know about internet prototypes but even so it's cool to see this kind of representation in a different way, so I recommend Neuromancer
 
The Girls, Henry de Montherlant

Ecstasy, Ryu Murakami

Whatever, Michel Houellebecq

American Psycho, Bret Easton Ellis

Genitrix, François Mauriac

Sun and Steel, Yukio Mishima

Oblomov, Ivan Goncharov
 
If you like sci-fi I recommend looking for some cyberpunks books, William Gibson is a must, his books are really good, in neuromancer he imagined humanity connected to a network to exchange information, the book is from 1984 and he certainly should already know about internet prototypes but even so it's cool to see this kind of representation in a different way, so I recommend Neuromancer
Will check it out

The Girls, Henry de Montherlant

Ecstasy, Ryu Murakami

Whatever, Michel Houellebecq

American Psycho, Bret Easton Ellis

Genitrix, François Mauriac

Sun and Steel, Yukio Mishima

Oblomov, Ivan Goncharov
Going to check out Sun and Steel sounds really interesting
 
Red Rover Charlie the graphics comic, supergod, no hero comic, and Uber.

For books try Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov(this is a joke but it's a real book that got banned for a long time for displaying a relationship between a man and a little girl) dragonlance series, farenheit451, the road, the stand, world war z, the earth abides, the post man and alas Babylon.
 
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The Wasp Factory, Iain Banks.
 
The Sea of Fertility novels by Yukio Mishima.
 
Need something to do on my free time. I have only read fantasy and sci-fi

So far I have read most of:
LoTR trilogy
Silmarillion
Broken Empire Trilogy (prince of thorns)
Traitor Son Cycle series (red knight)
Metro series (metro 2033)
The Kingkiller Chronicle series (the name of the wind)
Shogun
As someone who loves the kingkiller chronicle and lotr,I also loved the blade itself by Joe Abercrombie,you should deffo try it.
 
Ancestor by Scott Sigler
Is apparently good but I haven't gotten a chance to read my copy yet.
 
Atlas Shrugged- Ayn Rand
 
An essay concerning human understanding (if you like philosophy)
 
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Have you read The Hobbit?
 
The Girls, Henry de Montherlant

Ecstasy, Ryu Murakami

Whatever, Michel Houellebecq

American Psycho, Bret Easton Ellis

Genitrix, François Mauriac

Sun and Steel, Yukio Mishima

Oblomov, Ivan Goncharov

these
 
-The invisible Man(the literally invisible one)
-Breakfast of Champions
-Brave New World
-The Crying Of Lot 49(femoid protagonist trigger warning)
 
My Twisted World by Shaheed-e-Azam Elliot Rodger
 
Twilight of the Idol or Thus Spoke Zarathustra.

JFL I haven't read in years lol.
 
Diary of the wimpy kid series
 
Céline is a riot. Read him, starting with Journey to the End of the Night.

It seems your tastes run more toward fantasy, though, so I'd recommend Thomas Ligotti's Grimscribe collection or a Lovecraft anthology (even as corrupted as Redditors his name and legacy). For Sci-Fi, look into Phillip K Dick (Ubik, A Scanner Darkly, Flow Ny Tears...) and Gene Wolfe.

Henry de Montherlant said:
The Girls, Henry de Montherlant

Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I've got it marked 'to read', so I'll probably get to it in a few years.

Saw Oblomov at the bookstore a while back and didn't pick it up. Sounds like I erred.
 
Anything by David Irving tbh
 
Why dont you read psychology and philosophy? You can start with History of Modern Psychology by Schultz.
 

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