Your last book read.

Unread post by **Sibiryak89** » 28 Jun 2023, 18:18

Rasrom: ↑01 Jun 2023, 01:38 Boris Akunin "Just Masa"
Now I want to start his new novel "Yama".

Yama Kuprin, read it , entertaining book

Unread post by **Bully Carrie** » 28 Jun 2023, 22:56

Sibiryak89: ↑28 Jun 2023, 18:18 Yama".
Yama Kuprin, by all accounts, is entertaining

But very heavy ((((Akunin is a light peek-a-boo compared to her.

Unread post by **Lenok** » 28 Jun 2023, 23:30

“Demons”
Fyodor Mikhailovich

Unread post by **Rabbit** » 28 Jun 2023, 23:32

Call midwife Jennifer Wharf

Unread post by **Bully Carrie** » 28 Jun 2023, 23:33

Lenok, Wow! Not the easiest novel even for him. But it’s 100% relevant now!
I had nightmares at night when I read Demons.

Unread post by **Bully Carrie** » 28 Jun 2023, 23:34

Kunikolai: ↑28 Jun 2023, 23:32 Call a midwife

And a series, yes?)

Unread post by **Lenok** » 28 Jun 2023, 23:35

Hooligan Carrie: ↑28 Jun 2023, 23:33 Wow!

I agree! It was difficult, but I did it

Unread post by **Rabbit** » 28 Jun 2023, 23:39

Hooligan Carrie: ↑28 Jun 2023, 23:34
Kunikolai: ↑28 Jun 2023, 23:32 Call the midwife
And the series, right?)

I haven’t watched the series yet, when I finish reading the last book I’ll definitely check it out, it’s a very touching work

Unread post by **government38** » 29 Jun 2023, 00:01

Orwell "Animal Farm"
I also read many books by King, but one novel was "The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon"
Well, my favorite book is "Don Quixote" tragicomedy

Unread post by **Lisa24** » 29 Jun 2023, 03:27

I’m reading the dark tower of the king
at first it was hard, there was a lot of water, but by the second book I got into it. very philosophical reading)

Unread post by **RockstarAgency** » 29 Jun 2023, 03:32

Lisa24: ↑29 Jun 2023, 03:27 reading the dark tower of king

Great series!
Perhaps the best thing King wrote!
Have fun reading) Subsequent The books in the series will only get better.
I personally especially liked "Badlands". Although "The Sorcerer and the Crystal" is also not bad.

Unread post by **Lisa24** » 29 Jun 2023, 03:37

RockstarAgency: ↑29 Jun 2023, 03:32 Great series!
Perhaps the best thing King wrote!
Have fun reading) The subsequent books in the series will only get better.
I personally especially liked "Badlands". Although "The Sorcerer and the Crystal" is also not bad.

yes, I already realized that it would be something grandiose) but hopelessness will no longer be the red thread of the happy ending)

Unread post by **AlexK85** » 29 Jun 2023, 03:44

And I read two books by the necromancer Glebov, I just finished reading the second the other day. This weekend I’ll start the third, a good fantasy, light, almost without pianos... I recommend it to those who want to get away a little.

Unread post by **RockstarAgency** » 29 Jun 2023, 04:22

Lisa24: ↑29 Jun 2023, 03:37 I won’t feel happy endings)

Personally, I adore King for this) Happy endings are already so boring. And he does not stand on ceremony with the reader.

Unread post by **etc** » 29 Jun 2023, 16:00

Hooligan Carrie: ↑28 Jun 2023, 23:33 Lenok , Wow! Not the easiest novel even for him. But it’s 100% relevant now!
I had nightmares at night when I read Demons.

What is the relevance? Dostoevsky is my favorite writer, but the relevance of "Demons"... I understood how this novel differs from his others and what is usual for F.M. is it missing?

Unread post by **Cujoi** » 29 Jun 2023, 17:19

"Unholy Saints and Other Stories" was very interesting to read, although it is not such a simple book.

Unread post by **TannaT** » 29 Jun 2023, 18:12

Marinka, They are not people. Warlock: Furious Mage. Zlobin: Medium.

Sent after 9 minutes 22 seconds:
Marinka, They are not people. Warlock: Furious Mage. Zlobin: Medium.
Hades, Fate’s favorite

Sent after 5 minutes 19 seconds:
King: The Dark Tower - Kaka Rare.
Stephen King - Master of Horror. He’s a moron. Fields Clown.
Hitchcock would have had a blast over Steven.

Sent after 7 minutes 47 seconds:
My Blood Relative recently told me with Pride that He has not read a single book in the last Ten years, because He does not need it.
My relative is the supermind. Clown, pathetic laughing stock. creature. Turned out to be a bastard.

Unread post by **etc** » 29 Jun 2023, 20:58

TannaT: ↑29 Jun 2023, 18:35 My Blood Relative recently told me with Pride that He hasn’t read a single book in the last Ten years, because He doesn’t need it.

Maybe it’s really not necessary?
Everyone has different needs, some read for knowledge, and most for entertainment. For example, for the sake of knowledge, I read specialized literature and then from the Internet, you can listen to lectures, again from the Internet, and light fiction - for entertainment. I read serious fiction at one time, but I don’t really feel like re-reading it. Maybe your friend is like that, just having fun for others?)

Unread post by **6996** » 30 Jun 2023, 00:00

"Brave New World" by Huxley.

Unread post by **Lizkkka616** » 30 Jun 2023, 00:05

“Blackberry Winter” author Sarah Gio.
Very interesting novel)
In general, her series of novels is interesting)

Unread post by **Bully Carrie** » 30 Jun 2023, 01:20

Lizkkka616: ↑30 Jun 2023, 00:05 Blackberry Winter” by Sarah Gio.

Yessss!

Unread post by **Bully Carrie** » 30 Jun 2023, 01:23

vvm: ↑29 Jun 2023, 16:00 What is the relevance? Dostoevsky is my favorite writer, but the relevance of "Demons"...

Well, of course. How cheerfully the so-called liberals kill each other, forgetting why they gathered in the first place.

Unread post by **etc** » 30 Jun 2023, 04:12

Hooligan Carrie: ↑30 Jun 2023, 01:23 Well, of course. How cheerfully the so-called liberals kill each other, forgetting why they gathered in the first place.

Sorry, I didn’t understand what you were talking about... Explain?
nI know one thing, in the second half of the nineteenth century there was a fashion for underground activities, hence the appearance of the novel.
The novel is not very comfortable to read due to the lack of a conditionally positive hero.

Unread post by **opposite** » 30 Jun 2023, 04:18

Andrey Cruz. "I’m driving home".

Unread post by **MilfoGilfoiob** » 30 Jun 2023, 04:30

Maupassant "Dear Friend" is just about the seduction of married mature women

Unread post by **Richard Sorge** » 02 Jul 2023, 11:34

Richard Morgan. Fiction about Takeshi Kovacs, 3 parts.
At first I really watched the Netflix series “Altered Carbon,” and then I started reading. Very interesting points are described about the future, unless of course we kill each other in wars.

Unread post by **Let’s** » 02 Jul 2023, 13:04

In general, it’s very nice when people read books on the subway. I was driving that week and a girl, about 30 years old (for some a woman, for me a girl) was sitting and reading a paper book. And it already looks unusual and at the same time cool)) Relatively recently I wrote that I was reading memoirs. And damn they are now read so relevantly, given the current situation..

Unread post by **Ogest** » 09 Jul 2023, 13:09

I don’t know why I started reading about Princess Diana. I was never interested in her, but here I am stuck.

Unread post by **igor.stepochkin** » 09 Jul 2023, 13:28

Wolffr,
Good for these times Erich Marie Remarque reads.

Unread post by **Izumi** » 09 Jul 2023, 13:37

1984 Orwell

Unread post by **Desert1** » 10 Jul 2023, 08:26

The Book Thief.
Very worthy book

Unread post by **Circus** » 12 Jul 2023, 02:40

I read the Bhagavad Gita and realized that we would all go to hell, and then into the bodies of lower beings who would be fucked, including bestialities)

Unread post by **Lisa24** » 12 Jul 2023, 02:46

On the advice of fantasy, I read "the last of the Blau family." crazy twisted plot. I like this series so far

Unread post by **SeRg !$!** » 12 Jul 2023, 03:19

Collected works of Mikhail Zoshchenko

Unread post by **ilovebiboys** » 14 Jul 2023, 16:55

"Inflammatory look" by King. In general, I like his books where mysticism is initially indicated and appropriate, and not like in Rose Madder, when you expect a decent psychological thriller about abuse, but some kind of drug addiction begins, which clearly goes beyond the usual escapism of the main character.

Unread post by **TannaT** » 27 Sep 2023, 02:40

I recommend: Oksana Pankeeva
cycle: The Fate of the King.
Funny and touching story...

Unread post by **Whisperer** » 27 Sep 2023, 03:04

I liked this book
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Unread post by **Helga** » 27 Sep 2023, 03:06

Returned to Ilf and Petrov"12 chairs. And the Golden Calf". I read slowly, enjoying the book.)

Unread post by **Fargal94** » 27 Sep 2023, 03:08

I’m reading for fun a collection of Russian combat science fiction. If anyone is interested, I can send it to you. And from the serious"era of mercy". Weinerov

Unread post by **Lust From Beyond** » 27 Sep 2023, 03:38

Collection of stories by Stephen King "Darkness - and Nothing More". More precisely, the first 2 stories (1922 and Bruiser) have been read, 2 more are waiting for free time

Unread post by **Val85** » 27 Sep 2023, 04:24

Valentin Pikul "Evil Spirit", about Rasputin.

Unread post by **Beluga** » 27 Sep 2023, 06:23

“Odlyan, or the Air of Freedom” is an autobiographical novel by Leonid Gabyshev, reflecting the author’s experience of being imprisoned in a juvenile colony.

Written by a non-professional writer in 1982–1983, the novel was submitted to him for publication Andrei Bitov, however, published in a significant abbreviation in the magazine “New World” only in 1989.

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Unread post by **Richard Sorge** » 27 Sep 2023, 13:29

Belkha: ↑27 Sep 2023, 06:23 “Odlyan, or the Air of Freedom” is an autobiographical novel by Leonid Gabyshev, reflecting the author’s experience of being imprisoned in a juvenile colony.

Written by a non-professional writer in 1982–1983, the novel was he handed over to Andrei Bitov for publication, but was published in a significant abbreviation in the journal “New World” only in 1989.

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Училка на литературе нам читала ее. Тяжёлая , но захватывает. Сейчас думаю, наверное для профилактики, что в преступный мир не сильно стремились

Отправлено спустя 5 минут :
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Захватила эта тема наукоподобной фантастики после просмотра одноименного сериала Нетфликс.

Unread post by **Bully Carrie** » 27 Sep 2023, 13:41

"The Adventures of Brigadier Gerard" by Dumas, light reading for the summer. Now I’m reading “The Zoo in My Head,” essays about various complexes that we most often have.

Unread post by **Rainmaker** » 27 Sep 2023, 14:13

"Demons" by Dostoevsky and almost simultaneously "Shogun" by Clavell

Unread post by **Fargal94** » 27 Sep 2023, 14:14

Rainmaker: ↑27 Sep 2023, 14:13 "Demons", Dostoevsky and almost simultaneously "Shogun", Clavell

Serious books!

Unread post by **Rainmaker** » 27 Sep 2023, 14:18

Despite the avatar with a dick photo, I am a serious person with two humanitarian towers)

Unread post by **Fargal94** » 27 Sep 2023, 14:22

Rainmaker: ↑27 Sep 2023, 14:18 Despite the avatar with a dick photo, I am a serious person with two humanitarian towers)

Yes, I didn’t draw any conclusions about Ava, I didn’t even pay attention to her turned). It’s small on the phone)

Unread post by **Rainmaker** » 27 Sep 2023, 14:33

But, but)! Normal size)

Sent after 10 minutes 59 seconds:
Fargal94, this is just a joke based on the fact that that some kind person had a hysteria because of my avatar and he started a condemning topic)

Unread post by **Bully Carrie** » 27 Sep 2023, 15:13

Rainmaker: ↑27 Sep 2023, 14:13 "Demons", Dostoevsky

is the most bilious novel of FM. Written on the topic of the day.

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