http://dragonfederation.forumotion.net/recommendation-general-literature-f43/-t1.htm Not all of us stick with a certain genre. Post your favorite books, movies, websites, blogs or authors outside of SFF here! Sat, 17 Jan 2009 15:07:14 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/subsilver/logo_en.gif http://dragonfederation.forumotion.net/recommendation-general-literature-f43/-t1.htm http://dragonfederation.forumotion.net/recommendation-general-literature-f43/recommendations-t109.htm Trin I have some books to recommend, and it seemed strange to open a new topic for each of them if it's wrong to have those recommendations all merged here, I'd ask the moderator to split/delete the topic. 1. José Saramago: Blindness Saramago is a Nobel-laureate Portuguese novelist, and Blindness is one of hist best known novels. It deals with an epidemics of blindness, which afflicts almost everyone in the city where the novel takes place, and the breakdown of society that follows. As ... Recommendation General Literature Sat, 17 Jan 2009 15:07:14 GMT http://dragonfederation.forumotion.net/recommendation-general-literature-f43/recommendations-t109.htm#336 http://dragonfederation.forumotion.net/recommendation-general-literature-f43/recommendations-t109.htm http://dragonfederation.forumotion.net/recommendation-general-literature-f43/the-shadow-of-the-wind-by-carlos-ruiz-zafon-t101.htm edifanob The Shadow of the Wind review and you get 323,000 results.

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THIS IS DEFINITELY ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS I READ IN MY LIFE SO FAR]]> Recommendation General Literature Sat, 17 Jan 2009 01:23:57 GMT http://dragonfederation.forumotion.net/recommendation-general-literature-f43/the-shadow-of-the-wind-by-carlos-ruiz-zafon-t101.htm#311 http://dragonfederation.forumotion.net/recommendation-general-literature-f43/the-shadow-of-the-wind-by-carlos-ruiz-zafon-t101.htm http://dragonfederation.forumotion.net/recommendation-general-literature-f43/mark-twain-t103.htm Tia Nevitt A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court ends a bit chaotically. If you've never read Mark Twain, treat yourself. Tom Sawyer and The Prince and the Pauper make good "starter" novels if you've never indulged. Prepare to laugh and think at the same time.]]> Recommendation General Literature Sat, 17 Jan 2009 02:54:53 GMT http://dragonfederation.forumotion.net/recommendation-general-literature-f43/mark-twain-t103.htm#314 http://dragonfederation.forumotion.net/recommendation-general-literature-f43/mark-twain-t103.htm