Favourite books

[Kurai Hoshi]

Since I like reading and try to do so as often as I can I am interested which books you like the most.

I like reading either in German or English so my favourite books are the German series "Chronik der Unsterblichen" (Chronical of the undead - don't think they were released oversea) by Wolfgang Hohlbein. Telling the story of the vampires Andreji and Abu Dun in so far 15 books, volume 16 is supposed to be released sometime next year.

And I also LOVE the Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice. In the moment I started reading "PRINCE LESTAT" after I discovered last week that it was released. *cough* My favourite books of the chronicles have been "Interview with a Vampire" (of course), "The Vampire Lestat", "Queen of the Damned" and "Armand".

The last books I read where books to Final Fantasy XIII-2 called "Fragments After" and "Fragments Before". I like these books too but I am sometimes more than dissapointed by the translation of these since they kinda lack the quality. T_T

Now I would like to know what you like to read maybe you'll find something that you might like too.

[ramentan]

I'm a boring person. I've read a lot, but the only thing I can think of right now is the Marbury Lens and why do I remember this book? Ah, there's so many things wrong with it and that's why it's one of my favorite books. It's different, unique, and twisted. Yup, it's a totally wreck. It separates you from reality giving you another world to imagine.

 

I guess I could just say I like books that have lots of different things happening? Hm~ ;-;

 

Oh, and I read in english only since that's all I know at the moment. xD

 

 

-Ramentan yoyo6

[Kujaku]

Silent Cry by Kenzaburō Ōe is definitely one of my fav books ever. I read it when I was in highschool and about a week after I finished it I was still caught up in the atmosphere of the book.

I also enjoyed Shogun by James Clavell, and Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky. They are all great books.

[fan_yaoi]

Oh lord i can't decide what my favorit bok is >.

I'll pick.... >.

 

Sherlock Holms :8yoyo13: (sir Arthur Conan Doyle) and Assassin's Apprentice yoyo4 (Robin Hobb)

[andredmcampos]

Dante's Comedy or The Mists of Avalon, I think.

They are what I like to call "layered" books: they have one meaning the first time you read, and then when you read them knowing more about the context of the author and the time period in wich they were written, their meanings change completely.