Only way I can be attracted to Shakesphear, is if the characters were a team of Spandex clad Heroines fighting perverted monsters in rubber suits!!! :laugh:Igadevil said:Macbeth is classic! I like Hamlet even more though. I guess they really need to make more things like this http://www.buzzscope.com/features.php?id=900 to attract people to Shakespeare. :laugh:
I didn't enjoy "1984" or "Crime and Punishment".
Rising Sun Ranger said:Only way I can be attracted to Shakesphear, is if the characters were a team of Spandex clad Heroines fighting perverted monsters in rubber suits!!! :laugh:
LOL!!! Good One!!! :laugh:DragonfighterX said:You're all wrong. Not to say your choices aren't boring, but if you're wanting to know the most boring book ever written, look no further than The Scarlet Letter. Hawthorne, I have always thought, is a pretty shitty writer. He goes into huge detail about the stupidest, least important stuff in the entire novel (the moss on a rock in the forest or the color of wood), while forgetting to make the novel entertaining. I think Nathaniel Hawthorne gets the scarlet letter "A" for "Ass."
I liked 451 myself. Most boring book I ever read... the only one thta comes to mind is this one Strar Trek book I read called Federation. It jumped all over the place from the Original series, to TNG and even Zethran Cochrane timeMichael Joe Red Mask said:I liked 1984....did anybody enjoy/hate Fahrenheit 451 by Bradbury?