my favorite book from 2015 I'm pretty sure about it bleeding edge by Thomas Pynchon
Top 20 Books I Read in 2015
- Best of 2015 · 18 books · counted in creators' Best of 2015
which is a swashbuckling tale of adventurers in the Middle East in the Middle Ages featuring awesome illustrations
by far the most terrifying book I have ever read House of Leaves is terrifying because it's a terrifying experience it's not just a story that it's scary but trust me the story is very scary
amazing short story collection one of the best I've read in recent years some stories are more experimental and post-postmodern some stories are straighter and like much more heartfelt and rewarding in general this book mixes weird with normal and straight beautifully and it's really addictive as a read and very rewarding
Inherent Vice is an awesome novel a detective novel like really psychedelic drug filled about basically the death of the sixties
which I liked a lot for some parts but some parts of the book felt so slow and so anticlimactic I still don't really know how I feel about this book it let me down but at the same time I loved it so much
to me it feels much less like a novel of ideas in kingdom come sometimes characters really feel kind of weird because they don't act or talk like normal people at all they talk more like megaphones for the offer to pass is like philosophical or political views on a certain topic that said they are both great books really
this is a wonderful collection if you're interested in reading like getting to know some of the offers in this collection this is a wonderful starting point if you are unsure about the power and the value of genre fiction this is the book for you
which is a collection of genre short stories written by a cast of all-star writers but I'll talk a bit more about that in a few minutes
this is an amazing tale of life and Brooklyn it's a hard boil the Technic novel but not a news at all
in a new road 0 by eco we mostly talk about how Italians cope with historical traumas and how the news are manipulated in the country both these books are awesome reads
which is really a fiction God an awesome hard-boiled crime novel with amazing main characters a situation that gets keeps getting worse and worse until you know something very bad is going to happen really addictive
really an awesome reading to me it's by far the book in which you wrote better in which his style emerged as brilliantly as possible also both because of its eccentric style and because of the quirky names that are scattered all over the place
it's really surprising and it's really amazing the thing that makes it priceless and unique it's its style
an amazing post-apocalyptic novel the post apocalypse is Windham specialty here though like the grimness of this situation or the horror of it all it's left aside in order to focus on the rebuilding of the new world
very weird indeed but very effective I was sold and I liked it a lot
I kinda liked some things but I'm kind of let down by others mostly because it's exactly the same as the first one
it's a really ambitious collection and it's a rather thrilling one to some stories are much better than others but the good ones are really good
which is a book I liked a lot for some parts I like the epic scope of the novel I liked Diaz space opera feel
which is a book with some nuances of modernism not a very widely known book but a really good one a very haunting one about the situation of Jewish people in Europe and in the world at the end of world war ii
the most addictive book of the year the one I read the fastest except for a numeral 0 by eco which is quite shorter though I read this book throughout a single weekend I think and I just couldn't put it down it was so addictive


















