Hello,
Im from Dublin, Ireland. I'm 40 and I love reading. I like books that move the reader, sometimes practically stopping you in your tracks and immediately making you want to read more by the author and to share the books with friends and family.
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oblivion
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Re: Hi There
Glad to meet you, Tiberius. Welcome!
Gods and spirits are parasitic--Pascal Boyer
Religion is the only force in the world that lets a person have his prejudice or hatred and feel good about it --S C Hitchcock
Believe those who are seeking the truth. Doubt those who find it. --André Gide
Reading is a majority skill but a minority art. --Julian Barnes
Religion is the only force in the world that lets a person have his prejudice or hatred and feel good about it --S C Hitchcock
Believe those who are seeking the truth. Doubt those who find it. --André Gide
Reading is a majority skill but a minority art. --Julian Barnes
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Theomanic
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Hi Tiberius.
Welcome to BookTalk!
That's a pretty open definition of books you like. Any specific ones (or authors) come to mind?
Your alias makes me think of Star Trek.
Why did you choose it?
Welcome to BookTalk!
That's a pretty open definition of books you like. Any specific ones (or authors) come to mind?
Your alias makes me think of Star Trek.
Why did you choose it?"Beware those who are always reading books" - The Genius of the Crowd, by Charles Bukowski
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Thanks for the welcome - the username has nothing to do with Star Trek though, just something of an unhealthy interest in ancient Rome.
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Theomanic
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Interesting... I would not have expected Neil Gaiman on a list with those other two authors. But I think I can see a common thread there. I'm a big Gaiman fan myself. Sometimes when I finish books, I start a random thread on here and see if anyone else has any thoughts on it - all of the authors you mentioned sound like good candidates for such discussion threads.
"Beware those who are always reading books" - The Genius of the Crowd, by Charles Bukowski
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