Decay déblogge

Regardez ça, deux posts dans le même moi, je me surpasse. Enfin, c'est parce que j'ai un peu de temps de libre. Lundi, je renoue avec le monde de l'entreprise, stage de 3 semaines à 3 personnes. Retrouver un rythme professionnel me fera du bien (bientôt 7 mois de formation, et plus de job).

Et maintenant, je vais faire ce que j'ai dit à propos du questionnaire sur les livres de Snoow, y répondre! Donc, anglophobes z'et franco-français, passez votre chemin, la suite du post sera écrite en Anglais.

Let's get to it then,

1. A book that changed your life
Should I be limited to only one? That would be Dune by Frank Herbert, I read it after seeing the David Lynch movie (good movie, awful adaptation). I learnt about politics, plots and how to shape a religious legend. I try to read it again every year or so.

2. A book you’ve read more than once
Too many to mention, here are authors in no particular order that I've read more than once : H.P. Lovecraft, Douglas Adams, Stephen King, Frank Herbert, Isaac Asimov, J.R.R. Tolkien (Yes, I'm quite hooked on science fiction) and books about the American Mafia.

3. One book you’d want on a desert island
Why would I go there anyway? Ok, I sometimes want to buy a small desert island in the pacific ocean only for myself. What book I should bring with me is one of he hardest questions. Say... The Lord Of The Rings by Tolkien.

4. One book that made you giddy
Actually, there are three that had me this way. Johnny got his gun by Dalton Trumbo, American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis and Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk (where the hell is the 'h' in his name?).

5. One book you wish that had been written
Here is another question, what hasn't been written? So, my answer is I don't know. If I ever had an idea, it would be an idea for writing a book, then I'll keep it for myself and try to write it down (even if I fail)

6. One book that made you sob
None.

7. One book you wish had never been written
The great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, I found it boring to death.

8. One book you’re currently reading
"Midnight in the garden of good and evil" by John Berendt.

9. One book you’ve been meaning to read
Too many!! When I talk about 'Mount TBR', I mean it!