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Bible

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one day I'll read the untranslated version
>2nd favorite is LotR
>haven't gotten past pg 100 of ulysses because i'm a brainlet
<feels bad man

I don't actually have favorites. So maybe.... Dune Messiah?

>>37
>YMCA Press
wtf is that book?

>>34 (OP) 
I really enjoyed reading “The last Panther”. finished it in 2 days because I couldnt keep my eyes off it lel.

>>74
Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov, just like it says in slavrunes. just a stock image I found

Bamp

>>75
What's it about ? what got you so hooked

>>74
Publishing house in Paris set up by the YMCA, includes a bookstore and Russian cultural center. They initially published textbooks and literature for Russian emigres, then became one of the major publishers of Russian dissident literature.

>>113
iirc it was a short book about a German tank commander and the battalion he was in retreating back to their lines through the cover of the forest after the soviets pushed through. The book immerses you very well into the war and their reality.

Ive also recently been reading Over the horizon, the secret murdoch episode, love it

Probably "The Picture of Dorian Gray''. But I also loved Robinson Crusoe.

Essays of Montaigne

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The ending is very different than the movie

>>34 (OP) 
Ernst Jünger’s kino

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>The Earth is Weeping by Peter Cozzens
Just an excellent summation of the indian wars.

I'm not sure if I can claim it as my favorite, but I recently finished The Civil War: A Narrative by Shelby Foote and it is also excellent.