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Anonymous Tue Sep 2 11:23:24 2014 No.5375725 [Reply] [Original]

ITT: We post books we feel ashamed/embarrassed for enjoying

>Game of Thrones
>Harry Potter

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 11:24:21 2014 No.5375729 >>5375725 I unironically enjoy all of Nietzsche's works.

>>	walf Tue Sep 2 11:27:28 2014 No.5375739 >>5375725 Lolita

>>	kitty !kitty/EnNg Tue Sep 2 11:29:24 2014 No.5375746 i'm not ashamed of enjoying what i like sometimes i pretend that i do though

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 11:34:17 2014 No.5375755 The Hunger Games, but only the first one. I suffered through the other two because people kept saying "IT GETS GUD IT GETS GUD JUST YOU WAIT" but both of them were irredeemable shit.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 11:44:21 2014 No.5375777 >>5375755 Catching Fire was aight. I think it would've worked better if it was the final book and tied up all the loose ends. Hunger Games: 8/10 Catching Fire: 5/10 Mockingjay: -6,000,000/10

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 11:55:55 2014 No.5375803 >>5375725 game of thrones really isn't bad tho

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 12:14:38 2014 No.5375836 >>5375803 Martins prose is shit but he tells a ripping good story.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 12:36:29 2014 No.5375877 Maze Runner I hate dystopian shit but that was a good yarn right there

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 12:43:14 2014 No.5375890 >>5375836 For the first three books.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 13:31:45 2014 No.5376008 The Bible

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 13:32:50 2014 No.5376013 >>5375746 iktf

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 13:33:38 2014 No.5376016 >>5375725 >Legend of Drizzt >Stephen King's good books >Resident evil books Not ashamed, but I do feel silly sometimes.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 13:34:39 2014 No.5376020 File: 79 KB, 247x400, TheKillingStar.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Pic related. But yeah, popular pulp like Martin or King, too.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 13:36:35 2014 No.5376029 File: 181 KB, 240x134, 1401641212211.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5376008

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 14:40:55 2014 No.5376212 I know the guy who writes some of the Warhammer 40K books. To humor him I grabbed a copy and thoroughly enjoyed it

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 16:12:12 2014 No.5376541 >>5376016 >Stephen King's good books Care to elaborate?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 16:23:49 2014 No.5376573 All of Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 16:35:28 2014 No.5376613 >>5376573 My companion of color. Got a fav?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 17:22:51 2014 No.5376798 I occasionally read Star Wars books. They're utter shit but I read them so I understand the lore in the games better. Or at least, that's what I tell myself every time I get one

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 19:27:01 2014 No.5377438 >>5375725 No, I read everything. No time for shame. I wrapped up an article on Lovecraft & Poe and cracked open a history of Archie comics.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 19:29:13 2014 No.5377453 Atlas Shrugged The Ego and His Own

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 19:30:34 2014 No.5377459 >>5375725 really any murder/mystery, especially Tony Hillerman or Jo Nesbo

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 2 20:01:47 2014 No.5377629 >>5376798 Christ, this is so true. I read a few of them back in grade school and they were awful. I appreciated that they kind of expanded the universe, but they were so poorly written.