My fav book is going to be... The Road by Cormac McCarthy.
It's bleak, miserable, depressing, hauntingly beautiful in it's simplicity. Forget all them happy people in the Fallout games :P

Orson Scott Card: Ender's Game (the movie is not very bad either, but the book is the real one, also won a bit more awards)

i really enjoyed the first part of lord of the rings, but didn't have the time to read any good books in the last months (only stupid study books about economy...) Well enjoy this song instead....it's pretty relaxing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWeXOm49kE0&list=PL8F6B0753B2CCA128&index=4 :) Have a nice weekend and thank you very much!

You know, you don't have to play alone. wink, wink

Isaac Asimovs' Foundation series

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Well, I'm not really much of a reader... So I'll go with The Hobbit!

Lately I make my backlog bigger and bigger.
I tend to read 90% useful stuff, so books that help me on specific topics. Let's say learn.

I also don't like favourite whatever. But I can recommend you to read Foundations trilogy or at least the only first (that's a challenge, knowing there are two books that continue and end the story) by Isaac Asimov.

My favorite book is probably His Master's Voice, by Stanisław Lem. Who also happens to be a Polish novelist.

And if you really want a game that is reminiscent of Heart of Darkness, I would suggest Spec Ops: The Line. If I remember correctly, Ubisoft developers said that the guiding inspiration for the plot of Far Cry 3 was Alice in Wonderland. The writers for Spec Ops: The Line at Yager Development have specifically cited Heart of Darkness as inspiration for their game, and it shows. The game mirrors the novella beautifully in so many way and with so many layers that trying to compare and contrast the two could inspire a graduate-level thesis.

If you haven't played Spec Ops: The Line yet, try not to learn too much about it before you play it. Don't watch any videos, don't read any reviews. And, if possible, play through the game from beginning to end in one sitting; the emotional impact of the game is greatly amplified if you can experience it in one session. It's shorter than most AAA games, with about 4 to 6 hours of gameplay, so it's entirely possible to set aside an afternoon to experience the game from beginning to end.

Edit: Not level 5 yet, but I just had to throw in my favorite novel and suggest this game when you mentioned Heart of Darkness.

The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss is in my top five. Blood Song by Anthony Ryan is also up there. The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch is amazing, but the subsequent books in the series don't match up to this first effort.

well i don't read so i have nothing to share

except a book gif

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Thank you!!
Have a good time!!

The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck : a real masterpiece :D

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High five for level five!

I don't really read books much (I'm more of a manga guy), but one novel I really like is Redshirts. It's a hilarious satirical scifi book :D

Battlefield Earth was very good when I read it, the movie not so much :)

My fav is Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, since it introduced me to British comedy scene.

4,98, I'm so close!

One of my favorite books would be HHhH, Laurent Binet, Translated by Sam Taylor. It's about Operation Anthropoid, the assassination of Reinhardt Heinrich. Operation Anthropoid is legendary and a great story, but what makes this novel amazing is how it's written.It's written as a dairy, sort of a stream of consciousness describing how Binet gathered the information and how he plans to write his book. I think book would be liked by history buffs, because of the wealth of information you you learn about Reinhardt Heinrich and Operation Anthropoid. I also think others, especially those who write, would love it, because it is not the story of Operation Anthropoid, It is the story of a man obsessed with a story who ventures out to find the truth to it. It is the story of a history writer who collecting information about an event and writing a story. I wrote "story" way to many times.

nice. gracias :D....

i read a lot...stephen king books :p. mmmm i dunno why is the bests...maybe is IT...1500 pages i read it in 1 week :p

Thanks Torm!

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy for me as well

I'm fairly sure I have already told you mine at some point :-P but its a walk to remember by sparky :-P dont judgee mee!

Hmm... my favourite books series has to be saga of the exiles.

I haven't read in a long time. But the first book that I can think of would be 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' from Oscar Wilde.

I'm a big Vonnegut fan, so I'll say Cat's Cradle.

Clue is in my name ;) I'm a big fan of the Illuminatus Trilogy, but I also really like Catch 22, Crime & Punishment & Dune