Books

UhUhOleguer · Aug 30, 2006

A great mind of the Arab(and let's say islamic) world passed away.

R.I.P. Naguib Mahfouz

I found this a very nice obituary for him..

http://fm4.orf.at/connected/214801/main

Lamb of God · Aug 31, 2006

i was wondering to ask you guys is tom clancy books good and the book act of war is it good.my friend said tom clancy books are real good.

Hammoudi · Aug 31, 2006

UhUhOleguer said:
A great mind of the Arab(and let's say islamic) world passed away.

R.I.P. Naguib Mahfouz

I found this a very nice obituary for him..

http://fm4.orf.at/connected/214801/main

True, he was a great mind indeed. To be honest, I never read any of his books, but some of his work was made into tv series which were great.

Inter101 · Aug 31, 2006

OH SHIT!!!! HE Died???!!!??? I never knew that (should start readin gyptian papers) this guy was a great writer, I never read any of his books in artabic

rolleyes

but i read alot in english translation. He knows how to captivate a reader, leaves them hanging. Like that book, the thieves and the dog (alharami wa al kilaab i think :lol:

) the main man dies in the most unexpected way, that got me pissed but longing for more. No Arab writer can compare to him for me. God have mercy on his soul, R.I.P Nageeb Mahfouth.

Inter101 · Aug 31, 2006

yavinesh said:
i was wondering to ask you guys is tom clancy books good and the book act of war is it good.my friend said tom clancy books are real good.

F tom clancy, go pick up an english version of nageeb mahfouth, much more interestin than tom clncy, I kno that for sure.

UhUhOleguer · Sep 1, 2006

Inter101 said:
F tom clancy, go pick up an english version of nageeb mahfouth, much more interestin than tom clncy, I kno that for sure.

finally we agree..

F Tom Clancy for real.. hehhehehee

75 characters...i hate it.

Inter101 · Sep 1, 2006

UhUhOleguer said:
finally we agree..

When did we disagree? :lol:

If we ever did, ibet what I said was aking more sense than the bllsht u were talking :lala: :dielaugh:

Lamb of God · Sep 1, 2006

robin cook is he a good writer i havent read his books but i think im gonna read in the future.what books are oof robin cooks you think is good i mean the best ones.

Michal · Nov 25, 2006

I finally got russian textbooks from 1961 called "History of Diplomacy". I was searching in all the antiquarian bookstores here in my city and in a city of my university for about 1 and half year.

It is something like trilogy but only first and beginning of second part are worthwhile. I was surprised that books are in very good condition.

:boogy:

Handoyo · Nov 25, 2006

Anybody read Machiaveli's 'The Prince' yet? I'm planning to get that book since I'm a person who's in total agreement of Machiaveli's principle of "the end justifies the means."

Handyo

Michal · Nov 25, 2006

I read it and I am recommending it to everyone.

il_serpente · Nov 25, 2006

best book that i have read
- Omerta ,Maria Puzo
- The zahir, paolo coelho
- by the river piedra i sat down and wept, paolo coelho
- broken wings, kahlil gibran
- angel & demon, dan brown
- pillar of the earth, ken follet
- history of God, karen amstrong

1919 · Nov 26, 2006

currently reading Robert Ludlum's Bourne Trilogy. in the first part ... d bourne identity

Pi · Nov 26, 2006

I'm now reading "In Praise of Folly" by Desiderius Erasmus, I think it's a good book, and I had a few laughs with it, some of the things that he talks about in the book are still very "fresh" nowadays.

Waleed · Nov 27, 2006

Man I have seriously slowed down on the reading front. School has taken up too much time this semester. Currently I am in the middle of Shelley's Frankenstein. Dont really know why I picked it up but for some reason I did and it has turned out to be a great read.

Great literature for those of us who are more into the substance rather than the all action package.

Michal · Jun 18, 2007

Today I had visited our library and was in a dilemma which one to choose. Finally I put my hand on William Golding: Lord of the Flies. Seems to be very interesting and to be honest, I've wanted to read it long time ago.

My next goal is Oscar Wilde: The Picture of Dorian Gray.

Hammoudi · Jun 18, 2007

I read The Stranger a while ago, and by far, it is the best book I have ever read :star:

One I have in mind is The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco.

Hmm, Lord of the Flies sounds great too from what I read, tell us later how it was Michal and if it is recommended.

UhUhOleguer · Jun 18, 2007

Hamed said:
I read The Stranger a while ago, and by far, it is the best book I have ever read :star:

it's also one of my favourite books. I still haven't found the time to read it in french though..real pity.

I also liked the picture of dorian gray a lot..but more because of wilde's language and way to write.

And just like waleed, I haven't read fiction in ages..

interista · Jun 19, 2007

I am reading Old Goriot;by Balzac I must say the book is very relevant to the place where I am now

interista · Jun 19, 2007

Handoyo said:
Anybody read Machiaveli's 'The Prince' yet? I'm planning to get that book since I'm a person who's in total agreement of Machiaveli's principle of "the end justifies the means."

Handyo

You just selected my next book to read

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