from soggy eyes and drippy nose

[karamond]

you should read Mitch Albom's "The Five People You Meet In Heaven." it's not urgent or anything, like some of the book demands i post. i just recommend reading it...someday. it's good times. and it's SHORT!! i read it in two nights. so, i guess i'm looking for book suggestions now. if you're an anne tyler fanatic and/or know what that's like, go

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[karamond]

hahaha. wait...are you the sentance on the inside cover of "the five people you meet in heaven" pretending to be erin?

terry pratchett is always a winner.

[kulczar]

i keep telling you to read "Good Omens"
The Apocolypse, mistaken identity, The Anti-Christ being switched at birth, angels, demons, witches, and aliens...this book has it all....literally. the whole world...which ends...but the good thing is that 'The End' isn't THE END.

Re: terry pratchett is always a winner.

[karamond]

dude...is it sci-fi? don't try to convert me. sci-fi (or any form of soft sci-fi) in the world of karamond begins and ends with gattica. period. and that's even after having 1 whole semester of my college career dedicated (required) to reading "good" sci-fi. it's a sad state of affairs, but nonetheless, my own. fantasy (and soft fantasy) 's the same way.

Re: terry pratchett is always a winner.

[kulczar]

i wouldn't catagorize it as Sci-Fi. anything else by him, yeah, thats fantasy. this is more like "The Omen" with witty british satire.

i've always considered sci-fi/fantasy, as something that happens 'else-where'
this all happens 'here'.