ohfoxxxycole: give me some books

ohfoxxxycole 12.07.11	list=music player on shuffle
ZilbelPing 12.07.11	the cat in the hat ITS DEM RHYMEZ
lucasjcockcroft 12.07.11	where the red fern grows, none better
Alrightmax 12.07.11	anything by Marquis de Sade
TheArkitecht 12.07.11	The Dark Tower Series by Stephen King, love it.
IAmKickass 12.07.11	American Psycho.
InAbsentia 12.07.11	A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess.
klap 12.07.11	infinite jest, house of leaves, the things they carried, it (Stephen king), just read zone one (highbrow zombie book) was pretty good. just off the top of my head. and yes to american psycho/dark tower
Devastator 12.07.11	The Furnace series. Only the first 3 are out in the US but it's really good and pretty brutal. Can't wait for the last 2
ohfoxxxycole 12.07.11	excellent, thanks guys.. I'll be busy for a while with these
RooseveltsGhost 12.07.11	If you like sci-fi, and I know you do, Dune, Brave New World, and Neuromancer are godly.
paxman 12.07.11	Winter of our discontent
StrangerofSorts 12.07.11	House of Leaves. I actually came out of that book thinking I was mad and needed help - anyone who's read it will understand. Oh and 1984. Because classic.
Gilgamahesh 12.07.11	"clash of kingz storm of swords!!!!" Another SoIaF fan! Rejoicing abounds! Dune is most godly. Nothing else compares, at least none of the classics compare. Reading a few Gardner Dozois scifi anthologies, always some great stuff in there.
Pentagon 12.07.11	Game of Thrones if you like fantasy and shit
SabertoothMonocle 12.07.11	Brave New World - Aldous Huxley
Activista anti-MTV 12.07.11	dr. seuss
Keyblade 12.07.11	i third Dune
qwe3 12.07.11	harry potter and the goblet of fire
Wolfhorde 12.07.11	That profile pic is REALLY disturbing.
taylormemer 12.07.11	Going to get out One Flew again. Ace book.
qwe3 12.07.11	but srsly cant be bothered writing a list so heres one i prepared earlier http://www.sputnikmusic.com/list.php?listid=77307&memberid=428668
Gilgamahesh 12.07.11	"That profile pic is REALLY disturbing." disturbing or SEXY I think we know which one folks.
Gilgamahesh 12.07.11	LOTR is great but idk Tolkien just paced that shit so badly. Now the Hobbit, there's entertainment. Pretty much perfect.
ohfoxxxycole 12.09.11	has anyone here read naked lunch
Activista anti-MTV 12.09.11	you can read dr. seuss to increase your book counts p fast that's nice
IAmKickass 12.09.11	Grimm's Fairy Tales was entertaining.
InAbsentia 12.09.11	Dude. Read A Clockwork Orange.
ohfoxxxycole 12.09.11	is the film not an extremely faithful adaptation
IAmKickass 12.09.11	I'd be into reading that if it went a little deeper in than the movie did..
InAbsentia 12.09.11	Not at all. It misses the whole point. Kuberick didn't use the last chapter of the book which is probably the most important part.
tarkus 12.09.11	Mary Shelly's Frankenstein Paradise Lost
IAmKickass 12.09.11	Kubrick has a way of skipping whole parts of books in his adaptations that would be great on screen. The Shining is a fine example.
Samshine 12.09.11	Long Walk
InAbsentia 12.09.11	I actually never read The Shining. It's on my holiday list, though. I love both films btw. But he kinda missed the point leaving the last chapter like that. The whole moral of the novel is in that chapter.
IAmKickass 12.09.11	Maybe he felt as if he couldn't adapt it well enough, so he left it out? Not too sure. The Shining is a great book, but a lot different than the movie.
EyesWideShut 12.09.11	Get These books... Now!!! The End Of Alice by A.M. Holmes Extasy by Irvine Welsh Lunar Park by Bret Easton Ellis Story Of O by Pauline Reage "has anyone here read naked lunch" yea im not the biggest Burroughs fan, but i found Junky better.
InAbsentia 12.09.11	The thing is that the American version of the book had 20 chapters instead of the original 21. That's the edition he used for the film.
IAmKickass 12.09.11	Oh I see, didn't know that.
ohfoxxxycole 12.09.11	now its time for me to figure out which of these to read when i finish factotum
InAbsentia 12.09.11	Clockwork Orange.
ohfoxxxycole 12.09.11	hey inabsentia whats your favorite book
InAbsentia 12.09.11	It's hard for me to pick a favorite but if I had to it would be A Clockwork Orange haha. I've also always loved Orwell's Animal Farm.
EyesWideShut 12.09.11	"when i finish factotum" just get Ham on Rye
liledman 12.09.11	lolita moby-dick notes from underground the great gatsby
Yuli 12.09.11	Fuck yeah House of Leaves Also Looking For Alaska
ohfoxxxycole 12.09.11	ham on rye has been my favorite of his so far followed by post office and women
igloodude 12.09.11	Here are a few of my favorites (loosely ranked): Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini The Road by Cormac McCarthy The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger
BerrySnaps 12.09.11	Neuromancer [2] Gravity's Rainbow [2] I'll add Dawn by Octavia Butler and The Lathe of Heaven by Le Guin
Winsomniac 12.09.11	House of Leaves.
Yuli 12.09.11	Okay I hope that the recurrence of House of Leaves here has motivated you to follow this endeavor, foxxxy