What are we reading?

[Sigur Rós]

       Hari Kunzru - The Impressionist

If you like Rudyard Kipling and especially "Kim" then I recommend this.

[deathnotronic]

bukowski - hollywood

[Reinhold]

Heart of Darkness, by Joseph Conrad.

[deathnotronic]

Heart of Darkness, by Joseph Conrad.

I tried reading that last year. I had to read each sentence like 3 times to comprehend it. I gave up 30 pages in.

[Alethia]

almost done with misery

it kicks the movies ass, by the way

[Jeremy Blackman]

http://www.believermag.com/

The strangest magazine ever. Especially here.

[Reinhold]

Heart of Darkness, by Joseph Conrad.

I tried reading that last year. I had to read each sentence like 3 times to comprehend it. I gave up 30 pages in.

that's too bad... so far, it seems like it'd really be great to adapt for the screen. it's got some really nice rhythm.

[ono]

Heart of Darkness, by Joseph Conrad.

I tried reading that last year. I had to read each sentence like 3 times to comprehend it. I gave up 30 pages in.

that's too bad... so far, it seems like it'd really be great to adapt for the screen. it's got some really nice rhythm.

Hahahaha.

[jtm]

Heart of Darkness, by Joseph Conrad.

I tried reading that last year. I had to read each sentence like 3 times to comprehend it. I gave up 30 pages in.

that's too bad... so far, it seems like it'd really be great to adapt for the screen. it's got some really nice rhythm.

already done...

[Reinhold]

<-dumbass.

good call.

[deathnotronic]

I should probably give it another shot as it has been a year.

[kotte]

It's funny when people make jokes and one guy doesn't get it.

I'm finishing up To The White Sea and I'm ecstatic. I'm thinking of reading Deliverance. Anyone who's read both, how's the book in relation to the movie, which I haven't seen. How is it different from White Sea?

[Sleuth]

I think Deliverance is right up your alley, give it a shot

[Pwaybloe]

I'm finishing up To The White Sea and I'm ecstatic. I'm thinking of reading Deliverance. Anyone who's read both, how's the book in relation to the movie, which I haven't seen. How is it different from White Sea?

I can comment on 2/3 of what you're asking.  I've read Deliverance and seen the movie, and the movie is actually pretty faithful to the book.  It varied only a slight bit from what I remember.  

If I had to choose one, I would go with the movie.  Mainly because the cinematography was done by my favorite DP (Vilmos Zsigmond).  Bow hunting is a major plus, too.

[kotte]

Killer In The Rain - Raymond Chandler

The Third Face - Samuel Fuller