This is the thread for discussing the manga series Bleach by Tite Kubo. SPOILERS.As several people here are fans of this series it seems appropriate to continue the conversations we've been having ...
A general place to trade reading lists, give pointers, find something interesting, or settle the question "what shall I read next?".
I could do with a good book on Catholic ritual, and/or the ...
I'm writing sci-fi at the moment and so I'm of course reading nothing but fantasy books, I really enjoyed the Song of Ice and Fire series and since ripping through it have ...
It's a book full of stuff like this:I have a copy of it. I don't really know what to make of it. The artist is still alive, but he ain't sayin' much. ...
Hello, Media category. I've been reading children's books again - to actual children, mind - and keep getting that creeping feeling that they mean more than they're saying. I thought maybe someone ...
Is the significant break between The Invisibles & Promethea, besides fun sex w/old woman vs prostitution w/old man as spiritual act, their treatment of rape, debt, and sacrifice?
I asked this over at ...
I'm presently attempting to write a story where the protagonist is a magician and where magical combat is a story driver. I say "attempting" not only because I'm still new to the ...
I have been casting around for something to read after finishing off A Song Of Ice And Fire, so I've been looking at fantasy and sci-fi books. Many of them look quite ...
Just in case we do ever get round to some meaty Bible study threads, I thought some folks (Evan, grant, I'm looking at you two, you can't hide) might appreciate this truly ...
Just a quick question/request.
My cousin phoned me up the other day and, along with lovely catching up, he asked me if I could recommend any books on the Norse traditions. I ...
Fortcoming publication:
Liz Greene: Magi and Maggidim: The Kabbalah in British Occultism 1860-1940.
"Using primary sources Greene challenges the notion that western occult Kabbalah is a reinvention of ancient sources, and argues that Jewish ...
Came across this the other day, Heathen Gods in Old English Literature - was disappointed that the index only had one reference to Rakatoskr the 'cosmic squirrel', but hey...otherwise it looked v ...
Someone (someone famous, I think) made fun of Yeats's "bee-loud glade" line from Innisfree... saying that while that sounds great, it would be a terrible place to picnic.I feel like it was ...
I've just finished reading George "Rumpelstiltskin Rastafari" Martin's "A feast for crows", and want to talk about the books and their themes with other people who have read them. I haven't read ...
There are no indications outside of my mind that this book will have much, seriously, to do with magic. But I bought it today in the hope that it will.It's about an ...
I just read this review in the New York Times, written by Harold Bloom (a kabbalist), about a book by Marina Warner (whom Bloom describes as a "veteran magus") about the Thousand and ...
1) He has the best name in literature2) The Scar and Perdido Street Station were utterly compelling reads. I could not put them down or do anything else until finished. 3) I'm ...
I haven't been reading much fiction lately and came across this by chance, but can wholeheartedly recommend it:
Alejo Carpentier's El Reino de este Mundo, translated as The Kingdom of this World
Quite short in length, ...
Has anyone read this? I'm just starting and thought that it might be of interest to others in the community. For those who don't know, it's basically a 560-page epic poem detailing ...