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Dazzling, head-spinning, and demanding - "A Thousand Plateaus" is theory at its most uncompromising and innovative. Tackle it if you love philosophical puzzles and don't mind getting a little lost along the way.
Root, radicle, and rhizome — Issues concerning books — The One and the Multiple — Tree and rhizome — The geographical directions, Orient, Occident, America — The misdeeds of the tree — What is a plate...- #2
A beautifully written, touching story filled with hope, magic, and real-life challenges - perfect for fans of heartfelt, imaginative children's fiction.
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A moving, emotionally rich start to a series - perfect for readers who appreciate a tender love story wrapped in small-town intrigue, but less appealing for those seeking breezy, conflict-light romance.
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'House of Chains' in the 'Malazan Book of the Fallen' series by Steven Erikson is a complex and epic fantasy novel that follows multiple storylines and characters as they converge towards a climactic ending. The book introduces new characters like Karsa Orlong and delves into the intricate world of Malazan, filled with warrens, gods, ascendants, and races. Readers are taken on a journey through political intrigue, military planning, and unexpected twists that challenge the characters' growth and beliefs. The writing style is described as dense, detailed, and rewarding for readers who pay close attention to the intricacies of the plot.
The dog had savaged a woman, an old man and a child before the warriors drove it into an abandoned kiln at the edge of the village. The beast had never before displayed an uncertain loyalty. It had gu...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Malazan Book of the Fallen ) - #5
A noir classic: dark, complex, uncompromisingly tough and rewarding for those willing to plunge into the shadows of L.A.’s underbelly. Not for the faint of heart, but unforgettable for fans of crime fiction.
Bud White in an unmarked, watching the "1951" on the City Hall Christmas tree blink. The back seat was packed with liquor for the station party; he'd scrounged merchants all day, avoiding Parker's di...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series L.A. Quartet ) - #6
Brilliant, thought-provoking, and occasionally bleak - "The Wall" is a classic for those ready to stare into the abyss (and maybe laugh at it). Not your average bedtime story, but unforgettable for the right reader.
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A page-turning, grand revenge fantasy with flair, drama, and heart. Worth every page - just don’t settle for an abridged version!
On February 24, 1815, the lookout at Notre-Dame de la Garde signalled the arrival of the three-master Pharaon, coming from Smyrna, Trieste and Naples. As usual, a coastal pilot immediately left the po... - #8
A whimsical, reflective book about loss and self-discovery that will resonate with readers who appreciate character-driven stories and don’t mind loose ends. Best enjoyed when you’re in the mood for something heartfelt, offbeat, and quietly magical.
They had been dreams of when she was younger and more energetic, dreams of a time when she had full use of her knees. She had saved someone in one of them, someone helpless, she thought, but once awak... - #9
A bold, genre-defying exploration of politics, community, and identity - dense but ultimately rewarding, especially for readers up for a challenge.
Unsettling, thought-provoking, and ultimately rewarding: "Dig." isn't an easy read, but it's a powerful one that lingers long after the last page.
Marla Hemmings is hiding neon-colored plastic Easter eggs in the front flower bed. Four feet behind her, Gottfried is hacking at a patch of onion grass with a trowel. He stops to watch two spring robi...