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Was going through my e book library and bumped on another of my favourite books.I had to read it again. Musashi by Yoshikawa Eiji. I will recommend it to anybody interested in japanese history. Its actually about the life of a true samurai warrior.You will enjoy all 900+ pages of the book.

Fellow book lovers. I recommend this book:The Oracle year by Charles Soule. I would describe it as a prophetic thriller. Very exhilarating read. Read it guys.

Hathor5:
Oscar Wilde's books are classics. He was an amazing author. I highly recommend The Picture of Dorian Gray. Amazing read.

I think Broadway also stages musicals but I am not particularly fond of musicals though I would visit if someone gave me a ticket. The plays I have enjoyed most reading were Sarah Kane's plays, which are rather dark, gloomy and melancholic. She killed herself at the age of 28 so you can imagine the type of plays she wrote. I read them many years ago. I don't think I could read them again. I was curious about exploring mental illness back in the day but prefer to keep depressing moods away from me nowadays. Not that I have ever struggled with depression myself but I was kind of obsessed knowing why other people would.

Shakespeare wrote many plays too. I enjoyed Macbeth and Othello best but I find the language rather tedious to read. There are some great American playwrights too, Arthur Miller or Tennessee Williams to name some. I have been trying to find African playwrights but they do not seem to be many.

Oscar wilde.. hmm.. i have heard about him and his books a lot,will feast my eyes on one. I have not been a true fan of plays though. But if i read them at all, i go for the ones that lean towards satire and comedy. Nicolai gogol's plays come to mind. I think russians before the soviet era are the best play wrights. Modern plays are too cumbersome for my fragile mind

Hathor5:
Thanks a lot. I have been looking for Asian novels a few weeks ago. Ordered one by an American-Chinese author but did not really enjoy it. It was ok though.

Go and read the Asian saga series by james clavell. Shogun is actually the first book in the series. You wont regret it.

Had to "re-read" my favourite novel, James Clavell's SHOGUN. Best novel on asian history i have read. Gives a vivid image of japan in the 15th century.

Currently reading The Escape by David Baldacci. His novel, The Sixth Man was an amazing read. Planning on reading all Baldacci's novels i can get my hands on. I have always had a soft spot for political thrillers.

Our dearly beloved 225 katakata street.. I was here.

Obongowo Efe is gone ooohh

More ink baba

Da ayeneka.. how i have missed this thread. More ink to your pen baba. Afon unor.