by User1 Wed Mar 13, 2013 6:26 pmThe Prince is a great book, along with the rest of Machiavelli's works. I also suggest a read of any other of his books, such as The Discourses on the First Ten Books of Titus Livy.densetsushun wrote:This. Also, you're pretty well readSoris Ice Goldwing wrote:
The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli
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^ Sounds interesting I must make more time to read some of these books here. My school only has so many to go through, and I do intend to fill a life dream of having a large a study of books when I'm older. I just don't like reading anything from the web, it just does not grab my attention or gives me this a felling of peace like when I have a physical copy.
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I forgot aboout Les Miserables....so it looks like my favorite has a competition in Victor Hugo.
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I imagine more have seen the film than read the book, but I can agree on it being a good book. I remember my dad passing on all of his old books to me when I was 17. Machiavelli's were some of them, and I read Les Miserables later. I'm sure he has his own copy though, I'm not sure why he never gave me it.
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Brunner the Bounty Hunter, by C.L. Werner
One bad dude going around bustin' heads and colleting bounties in a dark fantasy world (Warhammer for those familiar with the game).
Its not deep... at all, but sometimes I just want to read about an average joe with brains vs big bad dudes and medieval monsters.
As for a "real" book, Guns Germs and Steel by Jared Diamond was a pretty good read. Sort of a crash course for dummy’s in world history, comparative religion, medical advancement, biology and world economy.
One bad dude going around bustin' heads and colleting bounties in a dark fantasy world (Warhammer for those familiar with the game).
Its not deep... at all, but sometimes I just want to read about an average joe with brains vs big bad dudes and medieval monsters.
As for a "real" book, Guns Germs and Steel by Jared Diamond was a pretty good read. Sort of a crash course for dummy’s in world history, comparative religion, medical advancement, biology and world economy.
