Recommend a book

Looking for new materiel, It can be any book (Comic,Novel, Poem book, etc.)

Also I recommend Dark Alliance By Gary Webb

They came before Columbus. I believe it was written by Ivan Van Sertima.

I haven't read it yet, but 11/22/63 by Stephen King looks pretty neat.

A serious thread and a post that doesn't a have an LOL or LAMFAAAAAAO? Where's the random rap videos or quotes? You're losing your touch. Though if I do get a response it will probably be a troll-esque one then an edit with the LAMFAAAOOOFOOAOAODOFOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL added in.

If you want a library that is hard to deplete, I would suggest turn-of-the-century up until the world-war-era stories by the greats. Arthur Conan Doyle, Robert Howard, HP Lovecraft, GK Chesterton, CS Lewis, etc... Though chance is, if you are a bookworm, you already have read tons from their vast library of works.

What genre are you interested in anyway?

@god_spawn said:

A serious thread and a post that doesn't a have an LOL or LAMFAAAAAAO? Where's the random rap videos or quotes? You're losing your touch. Though if I do get a response it will probably be a troll-esque one then an edit with the LAMFAAAOOOFOOAOAODOFOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL added in.

Well when I have a hop on like you by my side, I don't have to worry about Ignorant comments. XD

The Wind Through The Keyhole by Stephen King

The Screwtape Letters?

read the STEPHANIE PLUM novels by janet evanovich http://www.janetevanovich.com

I'd like to second the Troy Series recommendation. It's a great series, well written, oh and it's by David Gemmell so yeh.

Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman

Got a good list going.

@ARMIV2 said:

The Screwtape Letters?

I'll second that!

Also anything by Philip K. Dick or Edgar Rice Burroughs.

Cabal - by Clive Barker

The Stand

Baccano!

Bone Song by John Meaney, followed by Black Blood of the same author. Bone Song isn't as strong, in my opinion, but it helps set up Black Blood for you.

The Name of the Wind

True Grit

Jurassic Park

The Searchers

Gone with the Wind

The Bible (really. even if you don't believe in Christianity)

House of the Scorpion by Nancy Farmer

Freak the Mighty by Rodman Philbrick

Ghosts of Onyx by Eric Nylund

@utotheg38: Drift by Rachel Maddow. Just finished it.

Paradise Lost (http://www.dartmouth.edu/~milton/reading_room/pl/book_1/index.shtml) This is the link to the full 10 books online. They aren't as long as they sound.

Or Revelations from the Bible. Pretty trippy stuff.