<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <rss version="2.0"> <channel> <title>Books &amp; Literature@4-ch</title> <link>http://4-ch.net/book/index.html</link> <description>Posts on Books &amp; Literature@4-ch at 4-ch.net.</description>  <item> <title>James Herbert (1)</title> <link>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1219953635/</link> <guid>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1219953635/</guid> <comments>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1219953635/</comments> <author>Bookworm</author> <description><![CDATA[ <p>Anybody else like his books?</p>  ]]></description> </item>  <item> <title>SF books with lolicon/pedo themes (11)</title> <link>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1217015015/</link> <guid>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1217015015/</guid> <comments>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1217015015/</comments> <author>Bookworm</author> <description><![CDATA[ <p>What are some good ones? So far I&#39;ve read:</p><p>Evolution&#39;s Darling<br />Kansas&#44; She says&#44; is the Name of the Star (story in july 2006 issue of F&amp;SF)</p>  ]]></description> </item>  <item> <title>Haruki Murakami (38)</title> <link>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1140014226/</link> <guid>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1140014226/</guid> <comments>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1140014226/</comments> <author>Haruki Murakami</author> <description><![CDATA[ <p>Did you know that there is a story by Haruki Murakami in this week&#39;s New Yorker? (feb. 13-20)<br />I won&#39;t spoil it for you&#44; but I can see how someone would hate him now!</p>  ]]></description> </item>  <item> <title>Fantasy/Vampire fiction recommendations (6)</title> <link>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1209448671/</link> <guid>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1209448671/</guid> <comments>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1209448671/</comments> <author>Bookworm</author> <description><![CDATA[ <p>Alright&#44; guys. I need your help. I&#39;m slowly running out of reading material&#44; and I plan to go on a bookrun soon. Trouble is...I don&#39;t know what I should buy. My tastes run the gamut&#44; but recently&#44; I just want to read some good fantasy or vampire fiction. I&#39;ve already finished Twilight and the second book&#44; and I&#39;m also a fan of the Anita Blake series&#44; but I also love Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. Any suggestions...? And thanks for the help&#44; everyone.</p>  ]]></description> </item>  <item> <title>Children&#39;s stories (3)</title> <link>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1218218432/</link> <guid>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1218218432/</guid> <comments>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1218218432/</comments> <author>Bookworm</author> <description><![CDATA[ <p>Yesterday&#44; a friend read to me <em>The Little Prince</em> by Antoine de Saint Exupéry. It was a really charming story&#44; and I realized that I hadn&#39;t ever read anything nice like that when I was young.. </p><p>I&#39;m pretty sure all I read were generic&#44; unmemorable stories by authors no one&#39;s heard of&#44; since I don&#39;t remember much of anything I read when I was a kid. (The only story I can remember told about a time when people could reach up to the sky&#44; grab a bit of it&#44; and eat it. The sky tasted really good&#44; but the people were really inconsiderate in the amount they ate&#44; so the sky withdrew. If anyone knows what this story is&#44; I&#39;d love to find it again..)</p><p>I was wondering what other children&#39;s stories I missed out on when I was a kid. Any recommendations or favorites of yours that I should read? It feels like I have a void to fill&#44; and I hope it&#39;s not too late!</p>  ]]></description> </item>  <item> <title>Words that should be in mainstream society but aren&#39;t (141)</title> <link>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1160517108/</link> <guid>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1160517108/</guid> <comments>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1160517108/</comments> <author>Bookworm</author> <description><![CDATA[ <p>Name some!</p><p>Example: vicarious</p>  ]]></description> </item>  <item> <title>Fantasy/Sci-Fi boundaries (3)</title> <link>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1219732980/</link> <guid>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1219732980/</guid> <comments>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1219732980/</comments> <author>Seeking Answers</author> <description><![CDATA[ <p>Are there any boundaries between the two generas?  </p><p>Obviously Science fiction deals with major technological advancements that do not exist in the real world&#44; and Fantasy deals with &quot;in my opinion&quot; more spiritual&#44; magical&#44; and supernatural aspects.  </p><p>Another question: What are some book recommendations where the two generas are combined?</p>  ]]></description> </item>  <item> <title>catcher in the rye. (14)</title> <link>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1213544082/</link> <guid>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1213544082/</guid> <comments>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1213544082/</comments> <author>Bookworm</author> <description><![CDATA[ <p>please&#44; people. tell me about catcher in the rye. i&#39;ve been told that i must read it&#44; and now&#44; i need enough information about it to safely fake having read it. i got about twenty pages in before throwing it across the room in a rage at main characters bawww-ness. so&#44; what do i need to know about catcher in the rye?</p>  ]]></description> </item>  <item> <title>Modern literature is boring (15)</title> <link>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1209667074/</link> <guid>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1209667074/</guid> <comments>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1209667074/</comments> <author>Bookworm</author> <description><![CDATA[ <p>Discuss</p>  ]]></description> </item>  <item> <title>Books Famous for Reasons not Based on Literary Merit [Circumstance] (35)</title> <link>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1201029331/</link> <guid>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1201029331/</guid> <comments>http://4-ch.net/book/kareha.pl/1201029331/</comments> <author>Bookworm</author> <description><![CDATA[ <p><strong>In this thread&#44; we share novels</strong>&#44; <br />textbooks&#44; compendiums&#44; journals&#44; etc. that have become famous or infamous (in whole or in part) due to:</p><ul><li>Their presence in the right place at the right time.</li><li>Close association with real people or events</li><li>Famously Awful</li><li>Extreme rarity or mystery</li></ul><p>Doesn&#39;t count:</p><ul><li>Works with literary/historical value or success based on their own merits/influence/marketing/adaptations</li><li>Books you personally hate</li><li>Books Oprah personally loves</li><li>Fan-fiction</li></ul>  ]]></description> </item>  </channel> </rss>