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Because These Writer's Block Questions are More Fun than Cleaning the Apartment!

Dec 02, 2009 02:03

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kirarakim December 2 2009, 13:23:05 UTC

Pride & Prejudice is definitely a favorite of mine. II also love Les Mis, LOTR, and the Harry Potter series.

Wuthering Heights was a good read too. It's hard to limit yourself to 3 favorites. :)

viggo_sloof_28 December 2 2009, 19:01:42 UTC

Heck yeah, it is! I have lots of favorites - there are so many wonderful books out there!

ifavorfire December 2 2009, 18:32:05 UTC

I have the total reverse taste in books..it's funny..Wuthering Heights and Pride and Prejudice are my least favorite books ever,and Twilight is about my favorite.:P

I agree on the Charles Dickens..he's always been one of my favorites-have you read Nicholas Nickleby? It's largely overlooked in comparison to his more famous works but I think it's his best.:)

Haha,I love Twilight,but everyone I know hates it because it's poorly written.:P I guess I love it because it is,but the idea is awesome-Romeo and Juliet never looked so cool.<3

viggo_sloof_28 December 2 2009, 19:03:46 UTC

Ha ha! Yeah, sounds like we have pretty different taste, then! Hope I didn't offend too much by knocking Twilight - heh heh...

And no, I haven't read Nickleby. Unfortunately, the only Dickens I've read is Great Expectations, Oliver Twist, and A Christmas Carol...shameful, really! Hopefully, I can find time to read Nickleby soon!

ifavorfire December 2 2009, 19:26:09 UTC

LOL,no,not at all.:D

A Christmas Carol is lovely.<3 A Tale Of Two Cities is also excellent,about my favorite after NN.:)

viggo_sloof_28 December 2 2009, 19:32:37 UTC

Cool! I will definitely try to catch up on my Dickens over the holidays, then!

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rose_of_pollux March 29 2010, 01:29:37 UTC

Awesome-- Henry IV, part I is my favorite Shakespeare play, too! (I love Falstaff. X3)

...Can I add you to my flist?

viggo_sloof_28 March 29 2010, 02:03:53 UTC

Glad to meet a fellow Shakespeare fan! Falstaff and Hal have such an interesting relationship. Have you read "Merry Wives of Windsor"? More awesome Falstaff stuff in there!

And, yes, please do! I will add you, also! :)

rose_of_pollux March 29 2010, 02:09:28 UTC

Yep, the friendship between them is awesome. X3 And no, I haven't read that one, but I'll definitely look into it now!

Thanks!