The Road by Cormac McCarthy
It's cliche I suppose, but 1984 by Orwell. It's actually a fucking great read beyond it's thematic meaning. People are correct in saying A Brave New World was more prescient, but it's not as good a book in my opinion.
Joe Abercrombie's The First Law series, all six mainline books and even the side books are all fantastic.
It's manga, but Berserk by Kentaro Miura. IYKYK
I read Frankenstein in my highschool literature class way back, loved it then and love it now. Shelly was a pioneer.
Same same, but I do have a hard deadline of the 30th of June for deletion, under the assumption there isn't a massive backpedal.
Same, seeing him blatantly slander the Apollo dev sealed the deal for me. My account is still active, but come June 30th, it's gone.
The quality of his answers, considering the scope of the conversation, was extremely lacking.
Nails now 13 year old studio album Unsilent Death will be my first contribution here.
Short but sweet at just shy of 14 minutes, Unsilent Death emblemises the attitudes that will drive reddits continued downfall.
Seems good so far, having some lag issues but that's unsurprising. I'll join a couple of communities and see how it goes over the next few weeks/months.
The belgariad was great when I was a kid, reading about the author was wild though. Don't if you don't want to taint the image.