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^Something like Fatal Attraction.... :rolleyes:

Folly, I would recommend The Stand, and then It. They are quite hefty books, but they are still an "easy" read. :D

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I enjoyed this movie. :D Different from your run-of-the-mill, "affair" flick. :D

^Hey, Aliens reference! :D Welcome, toonmom!

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Loved the movie, loved the twist. :D

Same here - I don't, but I keep meaning to. I have started keeping a list of books that I have read, this year.

Hey, that is alot of King! I've read the Stephen King ones, and The DaVinci Code, and Watership Down.... My list of books to read is too long to post.....but the immediate ones are: The Devil's Knot - Mara Leveritt Life: A User's Manual - Georges Perec State of Fear - Michael...

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Welcome, and Happy New Year to you too. :D

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You sound like you have the same taste in movies as me. :D A good dark and (very :eek: )disturbing book is The Demon, by Hubert Selby Jnr. Or how about The Beach by Alex Garland, or Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk? That's all I can come up with at the moment. :rolleyes:

Thanks again for all the welcomes! ;) :D

D'oh! :o :o :o :rolleyes: Thanks, Ice! :D

Just wondering about a search function for the forum - if one exists? :confused: With so many threads, there must be duplications of books/authors being discussed? Say I read a book and want to post about it - instead of creating a new thread, I could just find the existing one and add to...

Guilty as charged. :o :rolleyes:

Thanks for the recommendations. :) Historical fiction is a genre I want to get more into, after reading the wonderful "The Pillars of the Earth" (Ken Follett). Highly recommended - even if you initally think that the genre wouldn't interest you (as I did).