What's a book that gives that feeling of warmth like listening to a beautiful piece of music? What's the book that feels like home to you? I've read a lot of books but have never found one that gives me the feeling music, films, elder scrolls oblivion do.
What's a book that gives that feeling of warmth like listening to a beautiful piece of music...
Kevin Taylor
Ryan Parker
The Holy Bible
Hudson Edwards
Finnegan's wake
Juan Ward
Does every thread have to be the same two posts
Isaac Price
why no one answer :( i put pretty picture so people would click
David Morris
crime and punishment
Andrew Jackson
War & Peace. Listen to 1812 overture.
Julian Ortiz
That was a meme before your grandfather was born.
Adam Miller
Ulysses or Robinson Crusoe, for me.
Henry Brooks
Thomas Manns books and stories
Kevin Parker
Infinite Jest
Asher Mitchell
>Oblivion
>not Morrowind
I think that Yea Forums might be more your board.
Thomas Rivera
Hermann Hesse books do that to me sometimes
Caleb Ortiz
Everything by W.G. Sebald or Giorgio Bassani, some books by Calvino or Marquez. Tove Janssons Sommarboken, Annet Schaap's Lampje, Murakami's The Strange Library (though nothing else by Murakami, because he tries really hard to give his books this feeling of warmth and it never works).
Jaxson Taylor
Wind in the Willows.
James Moore
No, it's yours.
William Perry
Oblivion sucks
Thomas Thomas
Anything by Werner Bergengruen desu
Dominic Cook
for me, it's tale of two cities
Nathaniel Rogers
Make those yards level, God damn it. It isn't even hard.
Zachary Clark
Paradise Lost. Though to be fair, when I read it I was 20, getting over a bad breakup and doing a fair bit of acid