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Old 03-08-2003, 01:48 PM
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Kahlil Gibran...
"When love beckons to you, follow him
Though his ways are hard and steep
And when his wings enfold you yield to him
Though the sword hidden among his pinions may wound you"

( Kahlil Gibran, The Prophet )


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A lot of the books I currently read are Buffy/Angel, The X Files, James Bond and Star Wars stories. Either adapted from episodes/movies, or set in between and after.
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I wasn't able to visit the board for some days...thanx for replying!
Anyway,I forgot one of my favourite writers: Hermann Hesse!!
I like(d) Roald Dahl too! Matilda is great!
For Choclady: did you really read the divine comedy??? I hope not in italian because I'm doing it at school and it is sooooo difficoult! (and I hate my literature teacher!
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For Choclady: did you really read the divine comedy??? I hope not in italian because I'm doing it at school and it is sooooo difficoult! (and I hate my literature teacher!
no, i read it in german
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if we're talking back to children's books:

Roald Dahl for me!!! defined my childhood
Roald Dahl rocks!!!!!! I read those books in my late childhood and adored them. He was a pretty good poet, too. Plus, his books tought me that there is more than just one way to spell a word. Before that I had no idea that English English (as opposed to American English) existed. He set me straight.
I also absolutely loved Quentin Blake's illustrations
I agree. They did add a lot.
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ooh fave kids books? i used to read a lot when i was younger, a regular lil matilda i always loved paula danziger when i was about 10-13, and anne fine's book 'goggle eyes' was great. i used to really love jacqueline wilson too, i thought that her books were much, much better than the harry potter books. does anyone else agree?
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Hi

Poets:

William Wordsworth
Dorothy Parker
Allen Ginsberg

Writers:

Jack Kerouac
Marian Keyes
Jane Green
Stephen King
James Patterson
Jeffrey Deaver

Quite a few actually.

Btw: Becky, I read your QL story (was one of my favourite shows, I cried when it was cancelled..) I loved it!! It would have made a great episode!

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Btw: Becky, I read your QL story (was one of my favourite shows, I cried when it was cancelled..) I loved it!! It would have made a great episode!

Tash

THANK YOU!! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

BTW, I cried when QL was cancelled too. And the way it ended was horrible. But I have all the eps on tape if you ever want copies. Let me know!

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huh!

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absolutely nothin, say it again
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