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Artist's Comments
As it says in the title... this is just a bunch of stuff I've read and would happily recommend to anyone with similar interests etc...
The Deptford Trilogy - Robertson Davies - authors site [link] The Rebel Angels - Robertson Davies Outside the Dog Museum - Jonathan Carroll - authors site [link] American Gods - Neil Gaiman - authors site [link] Knowledge Of Angels - Jill Paton Walsh - [link] The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay - authors site [link] The Forgetting Room - Nick Bantock - authors site [link]
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The Death and Life of Miguel de Cervantes - Stephen Marlowe The Good Fairies of New York - Martin Millar Norwegian Wood - Haruki Murakami Baltazar and Blimunda - Jose Saramago Grendel - John Gardener God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater - Kurt Vonnegut Long John Silver - Bjorn Larsson The Wandering Jew - Stephan Heym Name of the Rose - Umberto Eco One Hundred Years of Solitude - Gabriel Garcia Marquez The Three Musketeers/Ten Years After - Alexander Dumas Iron Council - China Meiville Labyrinths - Jorge Luis Borges Hawksmoor - Peter Ackroyd The Alienist - Caleb Carr The Falls - Ian Rankin The Last Kingdom & The Pale Horseman - Bernard Cornwell
all the Felix Castor novels by Mike Carey any of the Rebus novels by Ian Rankin ... any of the Henry Gresham stories by Martin Stephen ... any of the Conan stories by Robert E. Howard ... any of the "Sharpe", "Grail Quest" and "Warlord" novels - Bernard Cornwell ... and pretty much anything and everything by Jonathan Carroll and Robertson Davies
(If you don't know Cornwell's work you can check out his site here [link] )
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COMICS:
Heartbreak Soup - Gilbert Hernandez [link] (Hey, let's face it, pretty much anything from the "Love & Rockets" stable by the Hernandez Bros. is worth checking out).
Cerebus - Dave Sim (I am Cerebus - at least I can empathise with, and see parallels, with him until the end of "Form and Void" ... sad but true) [link][link]
and pretty much anything written by Mark Carey [link] particularly his "Lucifer" and "Hellblazer" for DC (the best guy in the field right now for fantasy based gritty comics, they're also re-releasing his "Inferno" work for Calibre I believe).
I'm going to add the link to Suture's Essential Graphic Novel list here too (I believe they are going to update it or add a "part 2" at some point) - [link]
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There's a good chance I'll add movies to this list too at some point... but regardless I'll keep adding to it, it'll be an ongoing, evolving thing.
I have re-read the Forgetting Room recently... Quite an interesting novel. I didn't get it the first time, as I was likely not in the right mind set for it. Right now, I am re-reading a novel called Le Harem, which one a prize from the academie francaise. It was a book I had to read for school actually (when I was briefly out of my mind and thought I should re-orient myself towards journalism... One class into a writing certificate made me realize how I had changed and was not as literary as I used to be...)
I am funny that way... I can read the same books over and over again, as I tend to forget, or view a book differently from time to time depending on how I feel.
i am currently reading one hundred years of solitude. baltasar and blimunda is one of my favorite books ever. i've been a hernandez brothers fan since i was six,a nick bantock fan since i was ten, a neil gaimen fan since i was eleven and a jorge luis borges fan since last year.
i think you might also enjoy a book called the master and margarita by mikhail bulgakov.
Devious Comments
I might come up with my own recommendations, thought I read in french about half the time.
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I am funny that way... I can read the same books over and over again, as I tend to forget, or view a book differently from time to time depending on how I feel.
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i think you might also enjoy a book called the master and margarita by mikhail bulgakov.
It's nice to meet someone else who has read Baltazar and Blimunda... You are the only other person I know who has read it!
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Best thing I've ever read. It's my favorite book of all time
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