So, I turned 21.
That was good. Had a nice birthday, too. I got some neat loot, including underwear, Drakensang and books.
I am here to talk about the books. I could instead talk about how since I last updated this, I started learning French, working out and generally had some amazing experiences, but instead, I'm going to rant about German
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And possibly the Jim Knapp (Knopf?) books.
...Does Michael Ende sound horrible in German too? :
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Another reason is that Ende avoids the most common pitfalls of description and overly long sentences, which makes the books both easier to read and a good bunch less anooying.
So, if you like the Lummerland universe, go pick 'em up! Derp derp.
Also, it's good to hear of you again, you crazyhead.
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(btw, I would totally stab someone with a tuning fork if they were that tone-deff)
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Have you read House of Leaves? Because it employs the same meta-elements that Moers' Stadt does, perhaps even a little excessively. It is not as accessible (as it is not a plotty novel), but since you referenced Goethe and Schiller, you might like it. (I dare say you will like it.)
Right, off again.
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