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In reply to the discussion: The oddest book you ever read? [View all]Curmudgeoness
(18,219 posts)20. I know just what you mean....there have been books
that were just too personal to my own troubles and problems at the time I read them. And books that are very depressing are often too difficult to read.
I am wondering about whether I can read some of the books that I could not understand or get through for other reasons today myself. I know I have been through a lot since the 70's too, and it would be interesting to know if the plight of the characters will feel as devastating as they felt at that time.
I do not know this book, but......I wonder how it would feel to read it today.
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In Watermelon Sugar by Richard Brautigan...The Ghost in Love by J. Carroll.
NRaleighLiberal
Mar 2012
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Well, that I could mention here, perhaps "A Voyage to Arcturus." David Lindsay.
dimbear
Mar 2012
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