I liek horror, but with no sexual content because I am sophisticated. I also like comedy. And dystopian sci-fi. (‘-’ )
KYM, give me book recommendations!
Last posted Feb 12, 2011 at 05:53AM EST. Added Jan 08, 2011 at 10:11AM EST
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Books Schmooks.
Do you mind dystopian sci-f with sexual content? I can guarantee it’s still sophisticated. I would highly recommend The Handmaid’s Tale or Brave New World. For horror, I would recommend Misery by Stephen King.
Alfie’s home, it teaches your children that just because they’re molested, i doesnt mean they’re QUEERS FAGGOTS OR SODOMITES And that you must forgive your abuser and not press charges against him.




Doc wrote:
Do you mind dystopian sci-f with sexual content? I can guarantee it’s still sophisticated. I would highly recommend The Handmaid’s Tale or Brave New World. For horror, I would recommend Misery by Stephen King.
In my opinion Stephen King’s best works are the ones that contain very little in the way of supernatural horror. It simply can’t compare to run-of-the-mill everyday natural horror. Therefore, in addition to Misery, I highly recommend Hearts in Atlantis, Dolores Claiborne, Gerald’s Game, and Cujo.
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Good read if your into dark humor,not much to do with dystopian sci fi :\
I would reccommend fahrenheit 451 but I imagine youll of already read it.
This is my favorite book:
It’s written by John Hodgeman, and it is a book of fake trivia. It’s funny, but sometimes innappropriate (language, themes, etc.). I loved it!
Resistance: The Coming Storm
Desperation by Stephen King
Relic by Douglas Preston
Pulse Jeremy Robinson
Dark Tower Series by Stephen King
Those are the best horror/scifi stories that I can thing of at the moment that you might not have read yet.
Tons of people have seen the movie, but the book is just as good (and longer) so I suggest:

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I’d just go with the classics

Natsuru Springfield wrote:
Tons of people have seen the movie, but the book is just as good (and longer) so I suggest:
Actually, I think the movie was horrible compared to the books. And I second “Of Mice and Men” and “The curious incident…”
You liek Horror?
=> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Leaves
Its even better in the book…


Good comedy

CjayS wrote:
Actually, I think the movie was horrible compared to the books. And I second “Of Mice and Men” and “The curious incident…”
All a matter of opinion I guess, the book’s humor is a bit too british for me, thus I didn’t get most of it. (If I whent back and re-read the seires right now, I probably will get it more.)
I fully recommend His Dark Materials trilogy:



WARNING: NOT SUITABLE FOR ROMAN CATHOLICS AND CHILDREN UNDER 15 (THEY WILL NOT GET THE ENDING OF BOOK 3)
CjayS wrote:
Actually, I think the movie was horrible compared to the books. And I second “Of Mice and Men” and “The curious incident…”
The movie was decent enough. The thing is, there are so many different versions of Hitchhikers Guide, I’m guessing most people will disagree on which one is the best. I actually used to own an official towel.
If you can read through the whole series (including the fourth book “So Long and Thanks for All the Fish” which many people have a very low opinion concerning) I’ve always felt that the fifth book was a masterpiece.
Brucker is WUB WUB WUB WUB WUB WUB wrote:
The movie was decent enough. The thing is, there are so many different versions of Hitchhikers Guide, I’m guessing most people will disagree on which one is the best. I actually used to own an official towel.
If you can read through the whole series (including the fourth book “So Long and Thanks for All the Fish” which many people have a very low opinion concerning) I’ve always felt that the fifth book was a masterpiece.
I have all the books in one big book, but its so old that any day now it might rip. :(
Little Brother by Cory Doctorow.
I recommend the wheel of time series by Robert Jorden, or Battlefield Earth by L. Ron Hubbard.
Dizzy Spell wrote:
I recommend the wheel of time series by Robert Jorden, or Battlefield Earth by L. Ron Hubbard.


It’s okay, this thread was only mostly dead.
Derpy Hooves wrote:
Does the book actually have an initial plot that makes sense unlike the movie?
ManWithGoodTaste wrote:
I fully recommend His Dark Materials trilogy:
WARNING: NOT SUITABLE FOR ROMAN CATHOLICS AND CHILDREN UNDER 15 (THEY WILL NOT GET THE ENDING OF BOOK 3)
The Golden Compass…*COUGH*Thenothernlights*COUGH*
That being said, I effing love these books. They are definitely some of the best around.
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