What are you reading at the moment friends?
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Owen A forum Book Club
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I tried reading Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky but tapped out when the entire 3rd chapter was a neverending letter from his mom. Rambling cunt.
I only read in the mental hospital. I read a book about a street shitter's journey to find her heritage, one about a black boy in an abusive boarding school, and some teen vampire novels. Oh and i read um as I lay dying.
the 12 Caesars, seutonius
Read Notes From the Underground. It's short and sweet. Well not, sweet, very very grim, but good.
mostly trashy novel from the guy that wrote fight club
Favorite books: Who reads!!! 
Is it the one where some kid's so eager to meet his birth mother that he enters her world record setting 600 man gangbang?
Reading this, which I think I got from someone here:
But just finished a book on K2 and Wraiths of the Broken Land by Zahler, S. Craig.
But just finished a book on K2 and Wraiths of the Broken Land by Zahler, S. Craig.
I read shampoo bottles
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I was going to say this but it felt too gay. But I would pass that along
when I was a little baby child I read Dostoevsky, when I became an adult I read https://nyupress.org/9780814774823/the-slave-soul-of-russia/
Finished it myself this year. It's great. Didn't enjoy the letter much either. But it's important as it plays into Raskolnikov's motivation to become a murderer.
I'm listening to the audiobook version right now. I'm at the part where Nana says "hahaHAholeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeshit!" a bunch of times.
TYFYS I will definitely read this and report on it by next week. I might get obsessed.
This book by comedian Jim Norton.
Great read if you haven’t yet.
Also, Norm himself reads it in the audio book. Makes it even better.
Also, Norm himself reads it in the audio book. Makes it even better.