Hi! My name is Helen Rees. It's really nice to be here, I found out about BookTalk.org when I was searching for a place I could talk about books. I love most genres of books, but especially fantasy and historical fiction. I have read a horribly small amount of both and even less of other genres! Ou...

Good day Lo. I too am new to this forum, and any forums in general. I haven't found your list of TBR novels yet, but if you mention a few titles, perhaps I can make a suggestion.

Chris OConnor wrote:mycroftmy, will you join us in reading and discussing our next fiction book?

I will indeed!

Certainly I will join everyone in reading the next selected fiction book, regardless of what is chosen!
mycroftmy

"An Inconvenient Truth" by Al Gore

I would ask God why he makes contacting other intelligent life forms, so difficult? If the other life form has been created by God (presumably like we have), why doesn't God want interaction, until we have overcome the difficulties of "Space-Time", which would presumably make us closer to ...

Of the Dostoyevsky works you posit, my vote would be to re-read "The Idiot", which Is perhaps the most original of his great stories. In other words, the subject matter stands out as being so very different, than any of his other material.

I suggest a book from 296 years ago. It was written by Daniel Dafoe and the name of the story that most everyone will be familiar with is "Robinson Crusoe" Mr. Dafoe actually called this story "The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, Mariner: Who lived ...