GYERO ARCHIVE

[BleedBlueCats21]

-What's everyone's all time favorite Novel? Looking to find a good new one and also a Classic to dive into.

Recent favorite: A Gentleman in Moscow
Classic: The Sun Also Rises

Disclaimer: I do not read many novels.

 

[MaxPowerrr]

The Oral History of That Broke Boy Yo Tweet You Just Posted

 

[UnfrozenCatfanLawyer]

I have never felt more white.

 

[MaxPowerrr]

I have never felt more white.

That carries a lot of weight.

 

[MaxPowerrr]

Is it a timely comment on Ezekiel Elliot’s holdout and labor practices in general?

 

[UnfrozenCatfanLawyer]

Catch-22 is a good novel. Haven't read it in years, though.

 

[KingLlama]

Food Babe should shut her damn mouth.

As one of their national commercial spokespersons, I concur.

 

[UnfrozenCatfanLawyer]

Half-gay husband

THAT'S MY CUCK

 

[BKH34]

Food Babe just released a blog post blasting the ingredients in that and also everything else they serve.

"This thing you like is actually bad" is the most lucrative sub-genre of all journalism these days, especially on the internet. I missed my calling.

 

[UnfrozenCatfanLawyer]

Buy the mac and cheese and dump it on your chicken sandwich or nah

 

[PuffyNips]

Buy the mac and cheese and dump it on your chicken sandwich or nah

Touch yes.

 

[mashburned]

CAN UH GET UH MACRONI WIT SLICE UH CHEEZ PLZ AND SIDE CAR OF CHEEZ

 

[rudd1]

-the stranger, Camus
-demian, Hesse
-darkness at noon*, Koestler

* while a work of fiction, it is rooted in truth/experience. Koestler is the guy the Hemmingway wished he was. I recommend scum of the earth/the invisible writing/arrow in the blue <---- autobiographical works by Koestler.

 

[wildcat1973_rivals160373]

To Kill a Mockingbird
The Grapes of Wrath
The Jungle
Catcher in the Rye
The Twenty One Balloons
The Westing Game
The Pearl

 

[UKStoleMyFish]

 

[_Chase_]

Classics:

For Whom the Bell Tolls
A Farewell to Arms
The Grapes of Wrath
On the Road

 

[anthonys735]

Went back and read To Kill a Mockingbird not long ago and really enjoyed the re-read. Not a novel, but great story, Boys in the Boat is my favorite book from the last few years. Recently, Do No Harm was very good and I'm currently reading McCullogh's most recent book The Pioneers.

 

[drxman1]

I was way out in front of Mac’n cheese tacos. You heard it here first.

 

[UnfrozenCatfanLawyer]

Catcher in the Rye is interesting to read as an adult because you will now hate the protagonist.

 

[_Chase_]

The Red Badge of Courage is also solid if you want a quick read classic.

 

[UnfrozenCatfanLawyer]

And, honestly, you can't go wrong with some Elmore Leonard stuff.

 

[BBdK]

No Orwell fans?

 

[MaxPowerrr]

Catcher in the Rye is interesting to read as an adult because you will now hate the protagonist.

Same with “Into the Wild” there I said it

 

[wildcat1973_rivals160373]

Animal Farm is a good easy read, if you want to do Orwell.

 

[anthonys735]

73, I texted you last week.... no response.

 

[UnfrozenCatfanLawyer]

No Orwell fans?

1984 is good but it depresses the **** out of me.

 

[justa]

Count of Montecristo

 

[Ribsandwhitebread]

"Oh the places you'll go"

 

[rudd1]

-non fiction: homage to catalonia is fantastic. orwell was an authentic badass.

 

[KingLlama]

"All the Light We Cannot See"

Mentioned it a number of times, but that's only because I generally stick to non-fiction. So my novel recs are slim.

 

[legalbeagle123]

Breaking Cardinal Rules

 

[justa]

Death of the Territories for you old school rasslin' fans.

 

[PuffyNips]

Chad from Claryville Goes to the Former Yugoslavia should be coming out this fall and will most definitely be a must read.

 

[Midway Cat]

A Confederacy of Dunces

 

[Strokin_Bandit]

I've heard old, stuffy English teachers of the past refer to Gatsby as the great American literary masterpiece. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy Gatsby. But to me, it has always been Mockingbird. Just wonderful storytelling. So thankful for Harper Lee's and Truman Capote's friendship because after reading that god-awful Go Set a Watchmen, I'm fairly convinced that Truman Capote heavily influenced the plot development of Mockingbird.

The Stranger is about as Nihilistic as it gets. Many of you would probably enjoy. And by "many" I mean UCL.

Vonnegut is an interesting author to go back and re-read. It's no real secret that he leaned toward socialism, but it's been recently suggested that he may have been more of a communist than anything. So when he wrote the short story, "Harrison Bergeron," he wrote it as a satire of how a NON-communist would satirize a communist dystopia. Crazy.

 

[Ribsandwhitebread]

reading sucks, dorks- go get a playsation

 

[UnfrozenCatfanLawyer]

So when he wrote the short story, "Harrison Bergeron," he wrote it as a satire of how a NON-communist would satirize a communist dystopia. Crazy.

That's ... interesting.

 

[ukalum01]

Went back a few years ago and read some of the classics I should have paid more attention to in high school.

“Walden” sucks.

 

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“Walden” sucks

You're GD right it does. That book was both mind-numbing and infuriating. Complete dog **** and hated reading every second of it. It honestly made me litter more often out of spite.

 

[Geese Feeder]

Where she heading to, @UKRob 73 ?