I have these books on my To Read list


  

A dilettante is a person who cultivates an area of interest, such as the arts, without real commitment or knowledge. It can also refer to a person with an amateur interest in the arts. The term originally meant "lover of the arts" but began to take on a negative connotation as the idea of doing something professionally became more important. Today, the word implies that someone is pretending to be more knowledgeable or skilled than they actually are.
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I just finished re-reading "'Salem's Lot" by Stephen King.

Most enjoyable.

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A dilettante is a person who cultivates an area of interest, such as the arts, without real commitment or knowledge. It can also refer to a person with an amateur interest in the arts. The term originally meant "lover of the arts" but began to take on a negative connotation as the idea of doing something professionally became more important. Today, the word implies that someone is pretending to be more knowledgeable or skilled than they actually are.
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And I HATE dilettantes!  Can't stand them.

If there's one thing I can't stomach, it's a big fat phony!

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I just finished re-reading "'Salem's Lot" by Stephen King.

Most enjoyable.

I absolutely LOATHE Stephen King.  He made the mistake of constantly publicizing his moronic Leftist viewpoints.

I also find his books to be rather tedious with similar characters, similar locations, similar motivations, and repetitive plots.

TL:DR; when America admitted the Gramsci-addled kike perverts of the Frankfurt School, then destroyed the only regime capable of identifying and expunging their filth, society was doomed.

I'm reading Pandora's Star by Peter Hamilton. Great book but it suffers from Hamilton's usual bloat. This one is about 900 pages. 

I finished A Tale of Two Cities just before this. Might read another Dickens novel after. I'm working on reading all of them (4 down so far).

Mein Kampf

My favorite book aside from
- the bible
- the art of the deal

Re-reading

Ayn Rand- Atlas Shrugged. 
Orwell- Burmese Days

Queernce's reading tastes are as 1 dimensional as you'd expect from a dismal cock gobbler

I'm reading this.  Overall, it's been a pretty good series.  Fortunately, my Russian language skills are not rusty and I was able to understand many of the Русские фразы.

^^ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man_Within ^^
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The end of the world is just the beginning- Peter Zeihan

It’s good to get an insight what the elites have planned for us

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^^ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man_Within ^^
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That looks like an old book

Quence said:

Fortunately, my Russian language skills are not rusty and I was able to understand many of the Русские фразы.

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Yeah!

Quence said:

I absolutely LOATHE Stephen King.  He made the mistake of constantly publicizing his moronic Leftist viewpoints.

I also find his books to be rather tedious with similar characters, similar locations, similar motivations, and repetitive plots.

­Similar?  All your stuff is politics/conspiratardia.

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I'm reading Pandora's Star by Peter Hamilton. Great book but it suffers from Hamilton's usual bloat. This one is about 900 pages. 

I finished A Sale of Two Titties just before this. Might read another Dickens novel after. I'm working on reading all of them (4 down so far).

­Nobody who reads book like that would waste his time on a redboard.