SNAKE: War. . .has changed.AvsJoe said:War. War never changes.Pararaptor said:My vote though goes to The Forever War, a story which takes a lot of its universe from Starship Troopers but follows the life of a space marine dealing with the effects relativity has on his life. Each time he returns to Earth it's changed radically from what he once knew, each time he returns to the military; as it has the only people he knows.
Sorry, it felt appropriate.
I've said it before: Ayn Rand was a disgusting human being.starfox444 said:Atlas Shrugged.
LOL.
I'm not a big Koontz fan, but I quite liked Phantoms (don't let the movie scare you) and Dark Rivers of the Heart. I found those to be pretty dark. If you want darker, I say go Lovecraft. The guy was a human "total perspective vortex." It doesn't get much darker than "the total sum of all human endeavors are now and have always been totally meaningless."LaBlallin said:So I've been in this samey mystery after mystery after mystery rut for a while now, All I've read in the past 6 months or so is Dean Koontz.
I couldn't stand The Fountainhead. I just...couldn't...stand it.... >_<Austin Howe said:I've said it before: Ayn Rand was a disgusting human being.starfox444 said:Atlas Shrugged.
LOL.
I read that as a kid, and enjoyed it's adventure a lot. I recall Iliad was more epic, but it bored me, and I don't think I've ever finished it.Ultramatic said:The Odyssey, by Homer. Everything about it is just so... Epic.
My old English Teacher raved about Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead. I adored Hamlet. I want to check it out. Anything in particular that was amazing about it?Magic Muffin Man said:Modern: It's a tie between Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas and A Clockwork Orange. Both are great pieces of work
Classic: The Divine Comedy
Play: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
Comic: Scott Pilgrim. .
It's an interesting study of people trying to make sense of a situation they can't control. It's also really, really funny, with jokes that run the gamut from Hamlet references to metaphysical quagmires. If you liked Hamlet, then you'll probably dig Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. Seeing it live would be your best bet, although the movie was OK.RedEyesBlackGamer said:My old English Teacher raved about Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead. I adored Hamlet. I want to check it out. Anything in particular that was amazing about it?Magic Muffin Man said:Modern: It's a tie between Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas and A Clockwork Orange. Both are great pieces of work
Classic: The Divine Comedy
Play: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
Comic: Scott Pilgrim. .