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[ichoosefight]

So I'm inmate-less for another two weeks. I don't suppose anybody has some good reading suggestions? Something exciting. Are there any good King Arthur stories written in plain, legible english? I don't know about you all, but being 'right wroth' just sounds silly to me.

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[grayatonement]

I have a wide selection of books if you ever want to borrow anything. I know the library has it all, but.. sometimes the selection can be overwhelming and difficult to peruse.

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[ichoosefight.livejournal.com]

Thanks, I may do that. It looks like I've got a fair number of suggestions already, but anything you want to add to the list? Since you have a precedent for the kind of story I find exciting.

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[grayatonement]

Hugos' original "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" is a good read. Otherwise, Camus' "The Stranger".. or "No Country For Old Men" by McCarthy, if you prefer something more modern.

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[ichoosefight.livejournal.com]

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Thanks! I'll check them out.