24-10-2002 21:20									#61
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quote: Originally posted by Antxon De Follet me gustaron mucho otros libros suyos ambientados en la II GM como 'La clave está en Rebeca' o 'The Eye of the Needle'.

A mí lo que más me gusta de Follet es el verbo Follet.

	25-10-2002 13:48									#62
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quote: Originally posted by WRW ¿Nadie a leído a Frederick Forsyth? Yo leo sus libros en plan "descanso", como dice Estilpón...

Yo si, y me parece muy entretenido

El que no me ha gustado mucho es Tom Clancy

	25-10-2002 13:52									#63
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quote: Originally posted by GerarDream Si están leyendo esto, significa que finalmente el foro me permitió hablar de poesía. Si no, nadie se enterará de que éste es el cuarto (¿o quinto?) rebote. Dije (varias veces, pero nadie pudo escucharme - leerme), que a mí no me gusta Bendetti. No me parece un buen poeta. Les mando un poema (completo) de Juan Gelman: "Tu pelo habrá crecido" canto en mi soledad y lo acaricio. El tipo te escribe una novela en tres líneas: el tipo está solo, por qué, dónde (¿en la cárcel?, ¿desaparecido? o simplemente separado) a quién acaricia: su mujer, su marido, su hijo/a... Creo que esto es la poética: sutileza. ¡Berp!

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	25-10-2002 17:29									#64
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Ahora mismo, estoy leyando Victory (Joseph Conrad) y estoy a ir leer Dubliners (James Joyce).

	25-10-2002 19:14									#65
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Dubliners me parecio muy aburrido a mi, en mi casa lo tenemos hace como 5 años y a pesar de ser bastante corto, ni mi hermana ni yo lo terminamos.

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	25-10-2002 20:54									#66
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quote: Originally posted by Plan Austral Dubliners me parecio muy aburrido a mi, en mi casa lo tenemos hace como 5 años y a pesar de ser bastante corto, ni mi hermana ni yo lo terminamos.

Entonces ni lo intentes con el Ulyses.

	25-10-2002 20:58									#67
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quote: Originally posted by Arthur00 ¿Has leido mi post publicitario?

Acabo de leerlos. Escribe muy bien tu hermanillo. El que más me gustó fue La quema.

	26-10-2002 03:30									#68
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quote: Originally posted by Playa del Carmen Ahora mismo, estoy leyando Victory (Joseph Conrad) y estoy a ir leer Dubliners (James Joyce).

¿Es tu primer post en el foro español, Playa del Carmen? ¡Bienvenido!

On English: Is there your first post on hispanic forum, Playa del Carmen?, Welcome!

	26-10-2002 03:51									#69
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yo solo he leido de Forsyth, el chacal y el puño de dios, la verdad no encuntro mucho de el en las librerias, ademos yo solo leo en plan de descanso, ya lei todo Harry Potter y estuvo entretenido, me puse a leer una coleccion de señor de no me acuerdo el nombre que trataba sobre el apocalipsis, creo que se llama Los dejados atras o algo asi, lo termino y lei como dos libros mas, pero cuando ya casi me estaba convirtiendo pare, entretenia pero tenia mucha propaganda.

	26-10-2002 04:06									#70
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quote: Originally posted by Plan Austral Dubliners me parecio muy aburrido a mi, en mi casa lo tenemos hace como 5 años y a pesar de ser bastante corto, ni mi hermana ni yo lo terminamos.

Como cuando yo leí Animal Farm.

quote: Originally posted by yaroslav ¿Es tu primer post en el foro español, Playa del Carmen? ¡Bienvenido! On English: Is there your first post on hispanic forum, Playa del Carmen?, Welcome!

Muchas grasias. Me primer post estuvo en "Builder o wargammer?" Ve páginas 3 y 4.

	26-10-2002 04:11									#71
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Ya las vi. Y alli te digo que aqui te salude

	26-10-2002 05:09									#72
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quote: Originally posted by yaroslav Me cuesta mucho decirlo, pero un libro que me encanta es 'Bach,Escher,Godel: Eterno y Gracil Bucle' de Douglas Hostfadter

This is one of my favourites, too.
Yaroslav, have you also read part II, "Metamagical Thema's?"

Some other favourite 'classics' of mine are:

"The left hand of darkness" by Ursula LeGuin
"The clan of the cave bear" by Jean M. Auel
"The dragonbone chair" by Tad Williams (I've met him!)

And Tolkien, of course.

	26-10-2002 05:18									#73
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Ya te echaba de menos, Ribannah
Espero verte más por aquí, ¡guapa!

	26-10-2002 05:19									#74
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quote: Originally posted by Ribannah This is one of my favourites, too. Yaroslav, have you also read part II, "Metamagical Thema's?"

No, I haven't, but I want. I hope I will get it on my birthday...

	26-10-2002 05:24									#75
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quote: Originally posted by Ribannah This is one of my favourites, too. Yaroslav, have you also read part II, "Metamagical Thema's?" Some other favourite 'classics' of mine are: "The left hand of darkness" by Ursula LeGuin "The clan of the cave bear" by Jean M. Auel "The dragonbone chair" by Tad Williams (I've met him!) And Tolkien, of course.

And because you do not like no title of Iroquois authors?

	26-10-2002 12:40									#76
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Cease fire, Alfonso, please

	26-10-2002 21:41									#77
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quote: Originally posted by Ribannah "The left hand of darkness" by Ursula LeGuin And Tolkien, of course.

The left hand.. is a great book!!

	26-10-2002 23:07									#78
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Jasev, it's a fair question.

While the Great Law of Peace and Handsome Lake's Book of Rites deserve a place in the world's Great Library, they don't make an entertaining read, just like the Communist Manifesto and Darwin's Origin of Species which I've also read. All interesting stuff, but too serious.

I do love Iroquois fairytales, but there are no single titles that stand out for me. I also enjoyed Longfellow's Hiawatha, but of course that doesn't count as Iroquois literature.

	27-10-2002 00:39									#79
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Ribannah, What opinion deserves Spanish Literature to you?

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quote: Originally posted by Ribannah While the Great Law of Peace and Handsome Lake's Book of Rites deserve a place in the world's Great Library, they don't make an entertaining read, just like the Communist Manifesto and Darwin's Origin of Species which I've also read. All interesting stuff, but too serious.

I'm in complete agree with thid afirmation

I've read the Darwin's Origin of Species too, and I can affirm it's bored in many occasion but I think it's a great book.

	27-10-2002 22:19									#81
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Yo iba pensar sobre comprando "The Origin of Species". Quizá otra vez.

	27-10-2002 22:36									#82
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quote: Originally posted by Playa del Carmen Yo iba pensar sobre comprando "The Origin of Species". Quizá otra vez.

¡Cómpralo! It's a very interesting book! It isn't very entertaining but you can learn many things and concepts.

	28-10-2002 00:49									#83
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quote: Originally posted by Ribannah While the Great Law of Peace and Handsome Lake's Book of Rites deserve a place in the world's Great Library, they don't make an entertaining read, just like the Communist Manifesto and Darwin's Origin of Species which I've also read. All interesting stuff, but too serious.

I don't read Great Law of Peace and Handsome Lake's Book of Rites, but absultely agree with Marx's and Darwin's.

	28-10-2002 00:59									#84
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quote: ¡Cómpralo! It's a very interesting book! It isn't very entertaining but you can learn many things and concepts.

I will try to buy it next time then.

¡The Communist Manifesto! Yo quiero leérlo también.

	28-10-2002 01:18									#85
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quote: Originally posted by Playa del Carmen I will try to buy it next time then. ¡The Communist Manifesto! Yo quiero leérlo también.

I'm not trolling , but, can you buy The Communist Manifesto easily in Texas?

	28-10-2002 02:35									#86
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quote: Originally posted by GerarDream I'm not trolling , but, can you buy The Communist Manifesto easily in Texas?

You know....I never thought about that. But if it can be found here, I will find it.

If they sell it at Amazon.com freely enough, they probably do here too.

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oh oh oh Playa del Carmen,
be carefully!!!

"The Communist Manifesto" y "The Origin of Species" lo último que me imagino es que un americano -medio- compre esos libros...

	28-10-2002 13:07									#88
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quote: Originally posted by Estilpón oh oh oh Playa del Carmen, be carefully!!! "The Communist Manifesto" y "The Origin of Species" lo último que me imagino es que un americano -medio- compre esos libros...

Pues sí, a ver si se pone tras su pista la CIA...

	28-10-2002 17:23									#89
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quote: Originally posted by Estilpón oh oh oh Playa del Carmen, be carefully!!! "The Communist Manifesto" y "The Origin of Species" lo último que me imagino es que un americano -medio- compre esos libros...

La cosa curiosa es que estoy un capitalista y no creo en evolución.

	28-10-2002 17:39									#90
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quote: Originally posted by Playa del Carmen no creo en evolución.

típico de los USA...pero sigue sin dejar de sorprenderme...