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anian

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N Gaiman & T Pratchett - Good omens, as a fantasy/comedy best
C Palahniuk - Haunted, just talks about people but also takes you to dark places
 

emeraldrafael

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This. May the Wheel of Ka roll on for many days and nights in your favor, and remember, the tower calls.



Though I like this one better, so I guess my answer should be this

 

Jaime_Wolf

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Any/all of the Sandman books with the Dark Tower coming in at a close second. If I owned those gorgeous HUGE editions of Sandman, it would be no contest at all.
 

dibblywibbles

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I have no idea. but one piece of fiction that I love is the stand by stephen king. it's old, tattered and been passed around like currency. that book is more about the stories it has than the story itself now. they story was fucking awesome too. I have too many books to really pick anything else
 

thylasos

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Orlando Figes' Natasha's Dance is fantastic. Otherwise, Milan Kundera's The Unbearable Lightness of Being.
 

sunburst

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I'm in a humorous mood at the moment so I'm going to have to go with A Confederacy of Dunces [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Confederacy_of_Dunces] by John Kennedy Toole. It's quite simply the funniest book ever written and I'm rather disappointed no one else has mentioned it. Other books I might choose depending on my mood include The Two Towers, 1984, Through the Looking Glass, Breaking Dawn, Speaker for the Dead and The Count of Monte Cristo.
 

Zachinahat

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Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky- I did read it the first time whilst in nicotine withdrawal and sleep deprivation though.
Dune by Frank Herbert - The 'prequels' by his son are absolutely terrible, unfortunately.
 

thenumberthirteen

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A single book?

I'd go with this

http://img1.liveinternet.ru/images/attach/b/3/20/87/20087579_eisenhorn.jpg

Technically it's a collection, but it's bound together. I also have "The Lost", I haven't read it all yet.
 

OtherSideofSky

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Either the Penguin Classics edition of "The Count of Montecristo" or "The Brothers Karamazov", although "Rumo and His Miraculous Adventures" is also excellent.
 

Plurralbles

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But... I have too manhy books to decide!?


Gah... Dean Koontz' Relentless is pretty good. kind of a mind fuck at the end though. Not in teh, "omg i didn't see this coming" more so, "how/why the hell did he decide to put this in!?"

CRAP1 This is why I can't and shouldn't decide... I have to put, "I am Legend" and its stories at its back. TOO good!
 

xXAsherahXx

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Hannibal from...I can't remember the author. It's the third installment in the series, after Silence of the Lambs.