SHARING?

[lunatique]

So, there's a bit less than a month left before i venture off into the Great Canadian Wilderness for 9 months.

I thought i ought to stock up on entertainment, since regular internet access is still a vague hope at this point. I'll be sharing one computer with internet access with 10 other people. Dad at least agreed to let be bring mom's laptop. Pray it'll be wireless internet .___.

So, i'm putting forth a call to you, my dear F-list, as you are such resourceful people.

DOES ANYONE HAVE AUDIOBOOKS or E-BOOKS THEY ARE WILLING TO SHARE?
I'll also be grateful for fic recs (especially epic long fic in the HP, GO, SW or other fandom), music, animation movies, or whatever you can give me to tide me through 9 months. :P

Here's what I currently have:
+Terry Pratchett's Discworld books (don't know how many, but quite a few!) as txt
+HBP in audiobook (which i can't seem to find)
and that's all >_<


As what i have to give in return.. well >_> not much...
I'll draw doodles upon request! ^__^;

Comments

[littlewolfstar.livejournal.com]

Haa.. I don't really know. I tend to have childish tastes and will love a book as long as it has a fun story or great characters.

How bout you give me your top 5-6 selections ^-^

thank you! >o>

[kye-kestrel.livejournal.com]

Top 5-6. +_+ Um. Are books by Douglas Adams, Angie Sage, Jim Butcher, Ursula LeGuin, Christopher Stasheff, and Robert Ludlum (more specifically the Bourne series) all right?

I also have... Allan Dean Foster, Anne McCaffrey, Anthony Piers, Ray Bradbury, David Eddings, David Gemmell, Mercedes Lackey, Orson Scott Card, James Patterson, George Martin, Stephen King, Terry Brooks, Anne Rice, Nora Roberts, and... a bunch of other writers. It's not like I'd read them all, though, so I don't really know how to rec them.

Oh, and most of my e-books are in LIT format. Will you be able to read that?

[littlewolfstar.livejournal.com]

That sounds good! ^__^ I trust your judgment :P
ooooh can i also have your David Eddings and Orson Scott Card?? *_____*

LIT? I will need to install the program, right? But yes i can since the laptop is windows~

thank you soo much >_<
please feel free to request a/several drawing(s) :P

[kye-kestrel.livejournal.com]

Here~ I'll upload the David Eddings and Orson Scott Card books in a separate file. (And because I don't have them with me right now. XD)

Etou... Douglas Adams is the author of the Hitchhiker series. Angie Sage's books are a bit more childish... Or. Well, they're always located at the children's books section. XD Good for light reading, though. Jim Butcher wrote the Dresden Files series. Spell-slinging wizard in a modern city setting. Ursula LeGuin wrote the Earthsea series. I consider it up there with Lord of the Rings in language and writing style and setting and characters, but I'm not a literary critic, so you probably shouldn't trust my comparisons. XD Christopher Stasheff's books has wizardry, too, but it's been a while since I last read the series I'm recommending, and I was really young back then - I'm not sure if I'll still think of his books as good if I read them now. And finally, Robert Ludlum wrote the Bourne trilogy. Spy thriller books. Different from the movies, if you've seen them.

[littlewolfstar.livejournal.com]

*______* all authors i should read/had planned to read. THANK YOU SOO MUCH!!! ^____^

kuropika, y/y? prompt?

[kye-kestrel.livejournal.com]

David Eddings and Orson Scott Card here~ - or, all the e-books I have of them, that is. XD

U-um. Kuropika. Can't think of anything. +_+ How about a scene from an office AU?

[littlewolfstar.livejournal.com]

thank youu!!! ^_____^

office *___* Kura would kick me if i dared dress him up as secretary! XD

[kye-kestrel.livejournal.com]

... >83 Bonus points if you can pull off that secretary!Kurapika kink. But really, I'll be happy with them in normal tie and suit outfits. XDD