Periodization by Tudor O. Bompa.
And books from Ian King.
Collection of short stories and poems from Edgar Allen Poe
read chuck palahniuk
bret easton ellis (he wrote american psycho)
the lord of the rings(the best thing put on paper)
another great fantasy author is terry goodkind
terry brooks shannara stuff is awesome(fantasy again)
red dragon by thomas harris
dan brown is good, particularly davinci code and angels and demons
[quote]swivel wrote:
also anything by the kinkster.[/quote]
There’s a persistent rumor that the Kinkster’s mysteries were ghost written.
As far as Fantasy books go you can’t go wrong with Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time series. Even better than the afor mentioned Song of Fire and Ice by George R R Martin.
Shogun-James Clavell
A little on the long side but still a great book.
Shogun-James Clavell
A little long but still a great book.
All guess all three members of the Lollipop League agree on those books.
[quote]dogwitch wrote:
As far as Fantasy books go you can’t go wrong with Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time series. Even better than the afor mentioned Song of Fire and Ice by George R R Martin.
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great series, kinda drags in the middle though. Thankfully only 1 book left.
Hell yeah, the villian could military press 300 pounds.
But don’t forget the second two books. Hannibal is one of the most amazing novels I’ve ever read. Way better than The Silence of the Lambs and the movie is total crap compared to it.
[quote]Prince Vegeta wrote:
red dragon by thomas harris
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A Confederacy of Dunces, John Kennedy Toole
The Kite Runner, Khaled Hosseini
How Soccer Explains The World, Franklin Foer