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thecoffeehouse2012-03-27 03:25 pm
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80's MOVIES & book nominations
So.... our 80's movies that we'll discuss sometime mid-month are:
The Princess Bride & Labyrinth
Just a reminder, we have a free chatroom here which is open to anyone who wants to use it to coordinate watching at the same time or just to randomly chat.
thecoffeehouse
pw: ilovecoffee
Oh, and the goal of having more than one is to give you OPTIONS. You can pick one or the other or watch both -- it's all good.
Next up... BOOKS!
List up to four science-fiction books and I'll do the same (pick out the 2 or 3 most popular choices).
I know there are a lot of series out there. Everything seems to be a series lately. I don't know if that's good or bad - but if you're choosing something in a series, I think it's best to start with the first of a series?? What do you think?
Also, if it's widely published and available in various formats, that'd be useful for those who might have a harder time getting their hands on something.
The Princess Bride & Labyrinth
Just a reminder, we have a free chatroom here which is open to anyone who wants to use it to coordinate watching at the same time or just to randomly chat.
thecoffeehouse
pw: ilovecoffee
Oh, and the goal of having more than one is to give you OPTIONS. You can pick one or the other or watch both -- it's all good.
Next up... BOOKS!
List up to four science-fiction books and I'll do the same (pick out the 2 or 3 most popular choices).
I know there are a lot of series out there. Everything seems to be a series lately. I don't know if that's good or bad - but if you're choosing something in a series, I think it's best to start with the first of a series?? What do you think?
Also, if it's widely published and available in various formats, that'd be useful for those who might have a harder time getting their hands on something.
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"The Left Hand of Darkness" is another great book of hers. I would have suggested UKL's Earthsea books, but they're not strictly science fiction, more speculative fiction.