Books you'd recommend... and why...
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definitely recommend Charles Bukowski, Camus, Calvino, Orwell, Conrad, Genet, Kerouac and Burroughs.
Just some of the essentials really 
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Location: Wiltshire
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Anything by Milan Kundera
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'Weaveworld' by Clive Barker one of the best fantasy books I've read.
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Gypsy boy ,by Mikey Walsh about a young boys life being gay and a gypsy and his struggle to break away from a secret world .a violent farther and abuse from an uncle. very powerfull stuff .and a real look at a world that most of us jude from afar.
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Location: London West
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A Room With A View, by EM Forster - an excellent piece of social comedy mocking the behaviour of the English abroad during the Victorian period. After reading this book, I have never stopped wanting to travel all around Italy to fully appreciate Forseter's depiction of the country... this is much better than a travel brochure!
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THE SECRET because it can change your life ?(a bit deep i know lol)
Martina Coles books are fantastic too. x |
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The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy. Read this while I was in Sicily, such a beautiful book. When I finished it, I spent the morning in my apartment, crying in bed.
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