Victor Hugo.

DEATHPIGGIE · I'm fat and nobody likes me

Victor Hugo.

Pizza · Sheriff of Paddy's

No... but he has a pretty cool name though.

MorisUkunRasik · World's Strongest Millionaire

he sounds like a creepy old uncle who lives in a haunted mansion atop a hill.

-- Edited by MorisUkunRasik at 02:54, 2008-11-25

YOWIE · Veteran Member

I haven't read Ninetey-Three or any of his other novels, but i'm a fan of his poetry.

Jason · Only in cartoons

I've only read an abridged version of Les Misérables.

DEATHPIGGIE · I'm fat and nobody likes me

I think you'd enjoy Ninety-Three, if you ever have time to read casually.

Jason · Only in cartoons

I'll put it on my list. I think some time will open up over break and over the course of the next semester, as I'm taking easier classes and won't be applying to graduate schools.

Andy001 · Spaghetti

I'm not really familiar with his work. What appeals about it?

DEATHPIGGIE · I'm fat and nobody likes me

He knows how to draw you in, how to get you emotionally involved. His style is something I'm not used to, and I like it. Plus, the ending really knows you on your ass.

john31584 · Zinc Saucier

I once read an abridged version of The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

It was really different from the movie, in that everybody died, and there were no singing gargoyles voiced by Jason Alexander.

MorisUkunRasik · World's Strongest Millionaire

john31584 wrote:

I once read an abridged version of The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

It was really different from the movie, in that everybody died, and there were no singing gargoyles voiced by Jason Alexander.

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