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Old 03-11-2003, 02:59 AM
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My favourite writers include Aaron Allston, Michael A Stackpole, Kevin J Anderson, Rohl Dahl.

As far as poets go i like Henry Lawson and George S Patton Jnr
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absolutely nothin, say it again
i thought this was the "who wants war?" topic
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I was always thought it was just me who hated the end of QL just because I didn't want it to end!! But it has to be said that the end was the worst way ever to end a show, it just left you hanging!!! I need closure

Thanks for the offer Becky!! I might take you up on that sometime! I only have the Leap home and the Kennedy one. I wish they'd repeat that on the BBC... they repeat so much other cr*p!!!

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My fave writer is Dostoievsky. It seems to me that very few of you have read him. CRIME AND PUNISHMENT or THE KARAMAZOV BROTHERS are absoultely brilliant. The best 2 books I have ever read.

I don't know if you heard about a Romanian writer: MIRCEA ELIADE.
His novells are amazing. I never read a bad book by him. As far as i know,he was translated in most of the languages . You should try him.


Other writers/poets I love:
KAFKA,RAINER MARIA RILKE, CAMUS,HERMAN HESSE, THOMAS MANN ,
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My fave writer is Dostoievsky. It seems to me that very few of you have read him. CRIME AND PUNISHMENT or THE KARAMAZOV BROTHERS are absoultely brilliant. The best 2 books I have ever read.

I don't know if you heard about a Romanian writer: MIRCEA ELIADE.
His novells are amazing. I never read a bad book by him. As far as i know,he was translated in most of the languages . You should try him.


Other writers/poets I love:
KAFKA,RAINER MARIA RILKE, CAMUS,HERMAN HESSE, THOMAS MANN ,
I like Dostoyevski too
And Rainer Maria Rilke His poems are so romantic...
Kafka is great, too. But his story are weird sometimes...abstract always about persons who change...i didn't like "die verwandlung". "Der Prozess" was better
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My fave writer is Dostoievsky. It seems to me that very few of you have read him. CRIME AND PUNISHMENT or THE KARAMAZOV BROTHERS are absoultely brilliant. The best 2 books I have ever read.

I don't know if you heard about a Romanian writer: MIRCEA ELIADE.
His novells are amazing. I never read a bad book by him. As far as i know,he was translated in most of the languages . You should try him.


Other writers/poets I love:
KAFKA,RAINER MARIA RILKE, CAMUS,HERMAN HESSE, THOMAS MANN ,
I like Dostoyevski too
And Rainer Maria Rilke His poems are so romantic...
Kafka is great, too. But his story are weird sometimes...abstract always about persons who change...i didn't like "die verwandlung". "Der Prozess" was better
my essay at the moment is on REALISM - so that's people like Charles Dickens, Elizabeth Gaskell, Bunin, Tolstory, Turgenev
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I never felt Rilke as being Romantic. I read DAS STUNDENBUCH and the poems there did really make you think about Life and God and stuff. I think i did also have a signature some time ago that said: WAS WIRST DU TUN GOTT WENN ICH STERBE translated: What will you do,God,when I die?

I did also read his novell " MATTE LAURIDS BRIGGE AUZEICHNUNGEN" .
Auch ein SuperBuch.


I forgot to mention the GREATEST ROMANIAN POET . His name is Eminescu. His poems are so deep. There are some I read more than 100 times. TO MY CRITICS is a 'cool' one because he just says how much critics suck. I think it'd destroy his genoiuse if they were translated becasue he is one of the best 10 poets who ever lived in this world but you should learn to speak Romanian just for reading EMINESCU and I'm not kidding. I am being absolutely seriouse.
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I never felt Rilke as being Romantic. I read DAS STUNDENBUCH and the poems there did really make you think about Life and God and stuff. I think i did also have a signature some time ago that said: WAS WIRST DU TUN GOTT WENN ICH STERBE translated: What will you do,God,when I die?

I did also read his novell " MATTE LAURIDS BRIGGE AUZEICHNUNGEN" .
Auch ein SuperBuch.


I forgot to mention the GREATEST ROMANIAN POET . His name is Eminescu. His poems are so deep. There are some I read more than 100 times. TO MY CRITICS is a 'cool' one because he just says how much critics suck. I think it'd destroy his genoiuse if they were translated becasue he is one of the best 10 poets who ever lived in this world but you should learn to speak Romanian just for reading EMINESCU and I'm not kidding. I am being absolutely seriouse.
i noticed this when i tried to read Tolstoii - it doesn't work when translated into english as it should do... you need to know the language
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Thank God I speak German because some of the best poets are Germans. Too bad I don't know a Russian word so I will probably nevere read Russian poems.
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