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Yay! Er, splendid choice beer good! :D

Ah! I see. Thanks Pontalba. I cheated lol. But aren't all of Nabokov's male characters rather foolish when it comes to matters of the heart? Have we discussed this before? Probably. :eek:

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Anything will do, Peder. Solution, puzzle, tiny clue. I'm lost, wah!! :confused: :D (Hi Still, glad to see you back with our Vladimir :) )

Awww pretty butterflies! Please someone tell me what the Ninka puzzle is, this is driving me positively insane! :eek: ;)

Haven't read any of Wildnerness Tips. One day... Shade, if you dislike those you've mentioned, then Alias Grace is a good not-so-apathetic choice of Atwood's. It's still as sensational but very historical in style, and less fantastical.

Never read this but heard so much about it from everyone that I can't believe there are so few posts here!

I haven't yet read this, but I doubt that's true. People are very interested in hearing (or reading, rather) what you have to say.

Awww no, not a headache Peder! Go and rest. Put the book down! And have a drink (without it!)

I'm er, *cough*conceding and considering buying one of those things*cough* so it looks as though I'm serving myself a portion of humble pie here (But thank the lord it's on a different thread, huh). :rolleyes: It's only because iTunes is fabulous and my mobile is just, er... not fabulous. So...

Oh, I changed my avatar again. I prefer the other one too, might go and change it back. Completely lost with the 'Ninka' stuff, so will have to reread myself now. Hmmm.

Great authors! My favourite book (at the moment) is The Color Purple by Alice Walker. Haven't read any others of hers though.

ROFLOLTIC Peder. I will keep the notes. I, er, sent text messages to myself. I'm sad, I know. But can I ask a question? Should I spoiler it? I will... Is the real question not who killed Sebastian, but why?

Guess what! I finished, I finished. :D I was so excited during the last few chapters, because I worked out that... SPOILER: 'V' was the Sevastian bit of Sebastian. They were the same, but V was the Russian Sebastian, whilst Sebastian was the one that was "out-England England" Sebastian...

I loved Sophie's World. I was fifteen when I first read it and it made me want to be a philosopher. Jostein Gaarder is probably the only author whose books I've read all of. Didn't finish tons and tons, way too many to list here. Recently, I didn't finish Notes on a Scandal by Zoe Heller...

What about the Bulgarian? I do wonder where (or who, rather) this Russian influence may be! ;)

Je ne comprendes pas, Peder. :confused:

Yay Peder, you just taught me a new word! :D

A doppelganger? Oooh!! I'm working my way through this interview, which apparently mentions SK and doppelganger ideas. I'll let you know if I find anything interesting.

Do those books have authors?