tkamphefner

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   by tkamphefner 7y ago

   This guy samurai sword fights. Your list includes Moby dick, which stands out to me as pretty different (much more intense read) than the rest. What'd you get out of it?
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   by tkamphefner 7y ago

   How would you describe your experience with the Baroque cycle?
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   by tkamphefner 7y ago

   Neal Stephenson's The Diamond Age, for a coming of age story, using nanotechnology as a futuristic concept for understanding the differences of being fed one's needs and being given the tools for meeting them. Steinbeck's Eas
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   by tkamphefner 7y ago

   I consider Steinbeck's way of creating a multi-character narrative that so completely encompasses human nature in as many ways as he does one of the most rewarding experiences I've ever had reading. I would compare the satirical c
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   by tkamphefner 7y ago

   Pirsig has a way of writing that appeals to people of an engineering mind. Don't know much about the others.