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Half of you nerds culdn't even read you birth certificate. Yet I'm reading light entertainment: Classics from the 20s and some elitist russians. Why does this shithole of a country have the greatest novelist? Impressive.

Majdanek is a possibility between Belzec and Treblinka. An extermination pitstop. Dachau? Nah.. too many Germans.

But I'm visiting the three greats: Auchswitz-birkenau, Treblinka and Belzec.

I'm reading.. well listening to Kafka on the Shore at the moment. The boy named Crow :D :tup: :beer:

Freedom of Speech and Kachongsky :sad:

Light has it's place, when I'm on holiday I prefer soemthing I can step in and out off and that doesn't require deep concentration. Besides there's a lot of great light literature. Murakami is sex. Love that oddness of his books. Actually him I thought of when I wrote Magic Realism. I made the...

Cheers. They look more liek vacation style books than Dule's :P I've been recommended Olga before, so I guess I'll give her a shot. I might even read her in Poland Yes @piotrr and @radekas I'm invading your country this summer. Tour De Extermination Camp here I coem.

I recently listened to a podcast about Serbia, one of thing they talked a lot about was the strong and lively serbian culture; art, dance, music, literature, I guess Andric is a great place to start. The comics I'll pass :P

Fathers and Sons light? :D Might only be around 250 pages, but holy moly it's tedious :P Thanks anyways, I'll look in to the titles that I don't know :tup:

I know of Imperium, but haven't read it. I'll look into 1979 and Imperium (both translated to danish). Cheers :kiss: - - - Updated - - - The local library got em. https://genbib.dk/search/ting/christian%20kracht?facets%5B%5D=facet.type%3Abog

I can read German and Swedish, you cocksucker. Altho German would take too much concentration.

I need some book/genre/country inspiration for the many books I'm gonna read during the summer. Preferably light (vacation style) without being soemthing from Oprahs book club and soem average crime novel. I enjoy social realism - especially working class-literature, magic realism, historical...

I was. Fuck you :(

'A Man called Ove' @Martin I think you might liek it and find it humorous

Just hitting up a menage a trois 'Stoner', 'To Kill a Mockingbird' and '1984'

I haven't read it myself, but I know a few bookworms that all enjoyed that novel.

another day, another dollar

@Martin I enjoyed 'submission' so much I decided it deserves a place on the bookshelf. Books are so expensive in Denmark :( Next one on the list "the rest" of Capital by Piketty :)

I can warmly recommend it to people who appreciate satire, so if you are a muslims or an american I would stay away.

Mind letting me finish it first?