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Lost Girls 43 reviews
Alan Moore, Melinda Gebbie
Top Shelf Productions, 2006
Dream and Lust
+ Woah
Finally the complete work of Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie. Between dream and lust, the erotic adventures of three girls of our imaginary: Alice, Dorothy and Wendy.
A luxury edition that exalt Melinda Gebbie's superb drawing .
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What Dreams May Come: A Novel 203 reviews
Richard Matheson
Tor Books, 2004
Excellent work!
+ Worthwhile Read
+ So... what exactly happens when you die...
+ Well-researched?
+ What Dreams May Come
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Stranger Than Fiction: True Stories25 reviews
Chuck Palahniuk
Anchor, 2005
Guilt & Redemption
+ Enjoyable read
+ Stranger than Chuck...
+ Some stories are slow, but overall worth it.
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A Brief History of Time352 reviews
Stephen Hawking
Bantam, 1998
Transport yourself into possibility.
+ Highly recommended to everybody interested in Astronomy and Nuclear Physics
This book absolutely recreates the wonder I felt looking at the stars as a child. Stephen Hawking has a knack like no other I have read in the science world of transporting the reader to a realm of humbling amazement and possibility. Pure genius bubbling over with dry humor that will never fail to ...
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Lullaby 267 reviews
Chuck Palahniuk
Anchor, 2002
By the balls
+ as good as fightclub
+ Unexpected dark humor... how can you resist?
This book grabbed me by the balls until I was done. I normally take a few months to get through a book, like Choke, but this was about a week. I would have only liked more main characters to die.
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Haunted: A Novel 103 reviews
Chuck Palahniuk
Anchor, 2006
wow
I thought that this book was entertaining, novel, and well written. It tells a frame story beautifully, although beautiful is not really the right word at all. Not only was it thought provoking, but it provoked a strong reaction in general, a trait that is losing strength in literature today.
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Striking the Balance (Worldwar Series, Volume 4)48 reviews
Harry Turtledove
Del Rey, 1997
Ending and Beginning
Turtledove continues to maintain interest in the final book of the first subseries of World War. It is a satisfactory ending, and beginning. The plotlines are neatly wrapped up, with a number of shockers. But not too neatly wrapped up- there is a lot of room to see how the two species will ...
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The Bloody Crown of Conan (Conan of Cimmeria, Book 2) 25 reviews
Robert E. Howard
Del Rey, 2004
Primal Blood and Guts Fantasy!
+ The Return of Conan
+ Three adventures. One man.
+ The best fantasy-adventure that you will find anywhere!
+ man i have to give this 5 stars, it is awsome,
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Superman: Red Son (Elseworlds)57 reviews
Mark Millar
DC Comics, 2004
Great Story, One of my favorite Batman takes
+ Needs to made into a movie/ *spoiler alert*
+ Hes watching you
+ Very Cool Alternate Storyline About The Man of Steel
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The Incredible Shrinking Man33 reviews
Richard Matheson
Tor Books, 2001
True Science Fiction Classic
+ A classic.... absolute classic
+ Surprisingly good
+ The Incredible Shrinking Man (Paperback) and other stories by Richard Matheson
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Survivor: A Novel385 reviews
Chuck Palahniuk
Anchor, 2000
Survivor: A Novel
+ Great
+ amazing imagination
Survivor by Chuck Palahniuk *****
Survivor is the story of where it all went wrong. The point in our lives where we have all had choices to make. The choices that affect the rest of our lives. Survivor is the search for something far and something big, maybe something bigger than all of us, it ...
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The Best of H. P. Lovecraft: Bloodcurdling Tales of Horror and the Macabre136 reviews
H.P. Lovecraft, Robert Bloch
Del Rey, 1987
Lovecraft is a master
+ You know, the amorphous toad-like being hinted at ...
+ Best of Lovecraft
+ Revisiting Lovecraft
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Naked Lunch: The Restored Text239 reviews
William S. Burroughs
Grove Press, 2004
huh?
+ Beyond Good & Evil
+ "The man is never on time."
+ Brilliant
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Diary: A Novel195 reviews
Chuck Palahniuk
Anchor, 2004
Brilliant and visceral
+ My favorite Chuck book
+ Deceptively philosophical
Palahniuk's brutally honest look at the suffering of his creative protagonist is haunting and grips you right away. If you've grown up in a small beach town, you understand the love-hate relationship between locals and tourists. If you're an artist, you'll understand it even more. Palahniuk uses ...
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Choke471 reviews
Chuck Palahniuk
Anchor, 2002
Gutsy readers only--this is not for the faint-hearted
(First published in 2001, this book has been re-released because of the upcoming movie.)
Choke tells the tale of Victor Mancini, a recovering sex-addict and medical school dropout. A story filled with piercing social commentary accented by creative storytelling. Palahniuk presents the ...
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Somewhere In Time49 reviews
Richard Matheson
Tor Books, 1998
The love story of all time
+ Part Fantasy, Part Romance, All Matheson
+ The ultimate love story
+ Wonderful Time-Travel Story
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Rant: An Oral Biography of Buster Casey121 reviews
Chuck Palahniuk
Doubleday, 2007
An Amazing Book!
+ Great
+ Thanks
+ Go Chuck Go!
+ Like I told you, I didn't really meet Rant Casey until after he was dead
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Nightmare At 20,000 Feet: Horror Stories By Richard Matheson20 reviews
Richard Matheson
Tor Books, 2002
Nightmare at 335 pages
+ Something to Read on Your Next Flight!
+ An excellent entry into Matheson's work
+ Great selection of Matheson's short stories
+ Wonderful
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Invisible Monsters290 reviews
Chuck Palahniuk
W. W. Norton & Company, 1999
This book is ca-razy!
+ Great Company to purchase from
+ My Unexpected Favorite
+ GREAT
+ a slow start, followed by a headlong rush. This book stayed in my head for a long time afterward!
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Weaveworld118 reviews
Clive Barker
Pocket, 2001
weaveworld
+ What can be imagined, need never be lost...
+ Weaveworld
+ My all time favourite
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