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Vitalii Shabat shabt — One- to two-page horror stories, some told with graphics, most without, by many of the top writers in the business today. Many hits, a few not-hits (no real misses). Quite an excellent choice for anyone looking to be scared (or find new tales to tell around the campfire). One favorite:

Raquel Nelson raquelnelson — This is a nice book to read when you just want to relax and chill out! I highly reccomend it, because it puts you in the aspect of a preps life! :) lol The characteres in this book totally don't represent me, but I think that it's good to view life from another perspective and see how it feels! :)

Louise Byrnes _ouise_ — I read this book at a student's request. She was looking for a book to do her thesis on and felt that the concept of an Existential Hero, which I'd discussed in class, was embodied by the protagonist of this novel. I would class this with some of the most dreadful things I've ever read -- but not because of bad writing. The writing was brilliant, the characterization magnificent, and the plot absorbing and intriguing. I've never read anything quite like it. But dreadful, yes. I've read stories with unreliable narrators who can't be trusted, but this exceeded those other characters because the main character of Perfume is entirely honest with himself. He has no connection to mankind and owes them no debt. Those around him only serve as a way for him to do what he wishes to do. But what I appreciated most about him is what keeps him in that category of Existentialist Hero: following the rules and destiny he has set for himself to its logical conclusion -- his choice to meet his death. Utterly fascinating, but not for the faint of heart.