What's your favourite book?

[jouissances]

Hell by Lolita Pile

[Incal]

[Hexachordia]

William Faulkner: Go Down Moses.
Michel de Montaigne: Essays.
William Shakespeare: Sonnets.
Oscar Wilde: De Profundis.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Choosing just one is very complicated, but let's just say that if I had to choose one book to re-read every year at least once, it would probably be Don Quixote by Miguel Cervantes. One of the crowning achievements of literature, it always gives me great pleasure to revisit this book. I've always been struck by how easy to read a book written four hundred years ago can be and how up-to-date it can remain.

[HarveySuits]

[Kess]

In the realm of fiction, I'd lean towards 'Brave New World' by Aldous Huxley as a favorite. Yet, choosing an all-encompassing favorite is a challenge. No single book in the world covers everything, and that's the beauty of the diverse literary landscape.

[sarmsaksogan]

[Incal]

Preferences about books and almost anything else do vary according to the time, period and maturity: I'm not the same I was ten or twenty years ago... At the moment, I'd say this is my favorite book:

[Victor]

It may sound funny to someone but its LOTR and Hobbit Ive read in 2000.

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[KirillMazur]

It may sound funny to someone but its LOTR and Hobbit Ive read in 2000.

I started reading after the release of the first Jackson film, but never finished reading it even after The Return of the King came out. Still unfinished to this day.