Re: The sort of fiction you're most likely to find me reading:

bought the divinci code... (interesting, but not that interesting, voted for it... I read all of the harry potters, but the last one wasn't the greatest...) Most likely you'll see me with a copy of Tom Clancy... :) (I particuarlly like Without Remorse. Reading the latest on paperback. None of the spin off series, though...) BTW, anyone else a regular reader of the Writers Almanac?

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Re: Re: The sort of fiction you're most likely to find me reading: by Elgon (Curate) on Sep 03, 2003 at 07:32 UTC
Wot no "all of the above" option? Reading is one of my great pleasures: There is nothing (or rather, very few things) nicer than being curled up on a sofa with a really good book, a glass of nicely chilled white burgundy with some background music playing. The type of book itself is almost immaterial: I'll read just about anything, althoug if I did have to display a preference it'd have to be David Lodge, or maybe LOTR, possibly David Eddings... I'm not sure, perhaps some Salman Rushdie, or maybe Virginia Woolf... Elgon Please, if this node offends you, re-read it. Think for a bit. I am almost certainly not trying to offend you. Remember - Please never take anything I do or say seriously.	[reply]
Tom Clancy by DentArthurDent (Monk) on Sep 04, 2003 at 18:38 UTC
I voted for LotR, but I'm a Clancy fan as well, having read all of the main-line books except the newest one which I haven't started yet. I'm glad I'm not the only one who hates the spinoffs. In fact, it seems as if the majority of the people who like TC don't like the spinoffs.. Feel free to prove my generalization wrong! :) BTW - Without Remorse is a good one, but I'm still partial to Red Storm Rising :)	[reply]


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