Seriously, I should. In fact, let’s change the word “should” with “must”. Last night I talked with my roommate about book that we are currently read (this is probably the reason why we haven’t found prospective new boyfriend after years *yes, enough with someone from the past please*, because instead of going to some hip places and mingle wiggle, we’re busy discussing books or interesting article we found on internet. Hahah!) and man, there are so many GOOD books out there! We agreed that because we are getting older and now we have job, we are getting slower on finishing a book, compare to the time when we were in college. I finished each book from the marvelous His Dark Materials Trilogy like 3 days. It has more than 300 pages and although it’s a fiction book, Philip Pullman’s thoughts about religion, social hierarchy and atheism weren’t that easy to swallow. Now? I would be so proud of myself if I finished a book in two or three weeks.
So this is the list because I already own it or have access to read it:
1984 – George Orwell
I know…I know… You can call me lame or whatever. At least I’ve read the other masterpiece from Orwell, Animal Farm. Don’t worry, I will read this book. Because my roommate said before “Brave New World”, I should read this one first. I think last month, my coworker also gave me the ebook version, so yeah maybe it’s a sign :p.
Brave New World (Aldous Huxley) and The Sirens of Titan (Kurt Vonnegut)
I love whimsical stories, and I trust my roommate completely when she recommends books to read. She said these two books are mind-blowing. And guess what, I just realized that my coworker already gave me the ebook version of Brave New World. Ha! This means homework.
The Whisperer – John Connolly
Wuthering Heights – Emily Jane Bronte
Because lately people around me talk or mention this book, or gave me some quotes from it. Curious.
God is Dead – Steve Bruce
As far as I can remember, this non-fiction book has been on my bookshelf since years ago, probably 2010. Argh.
Something from Lacan, More Chomsky, More Sartre, and Beauvoir.
Oh, i currently reading this book, by the way. It's gooood. Besides great retold fairy tales, I love the way every writers that made contribution put their insight for the stories they wrote.
Ok now back to work :|