0db532a0: Looks at duty to family, social alienation and the equation of a man’s worth with his career and earning ability. read comments
in: fiction | fantasy | philosophy | short stories
janvdberg: This is just an amazing book and became one of my all time favorites. read comments
in: nonfiction | essays | short stories | comedy and humor
CamperBob2: IMO you won't really understand the nature and limitations of fiction until you've read JLB. His work won't change your life, as such, but it will divide it into two parts: the part that... read comments
in: fiction | fantasy | short stories
pcsanwald: It's a book I've re-read many times over the years, and drawn something different and new from each reading. It's hard to articulate why it's so important to me, but... read comments
in: fiction | india | short stories | indian literature
beat: An outstanding science fiction novella from an entirely different perspective - an African future. read comments
in: fiction | fantasy | science fiction | short stories
real-hacker: I still get goosebumps when thinking about reading this book a few years ago. This man is a master of words. read comments
nathell: A deeply touching glimpse into the world of psychotherapy. Highly recommended. read comments
in: nonfiction | psychology | short stories
photon_lines: Great novel about the hell of war, as well as incredible prose writing. read comments
in: fiction | war | historical fiction | short stories | military fiction
prashnts: This book contains tales of some of the Sacks's patients. A very interesting read. read comments