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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Nov 1998.
Re: The 'steins - The Eulogy

Re: The 'steins - The Eulogy

just because people buy the bible doesn't mean they read it =P
Ender's game is by far the best of the lot :)

On Thu, 29 Oct 1998 12:47:01 +0100, "Ojosh!ro" <ojo...@lunatech.com> did
inscribe:
>
>Well, 'best book ever written', maybe after I read all Iain Banks I'll set
>myself to
>consuming some more Orson Scott Card.
>The best book ever written is still (fighting it for first and second place)
>Various authors		The Bible.
>William Shakespeare	Complete works.
>(This is according to the number of readers)
>
>My personal preference is "The Alienist" by Caleb Carr.
>
>> Some of Card's works are actually quite good... you just have to find them for
>> yourself, as, obviously, everyone's opinion differs....
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