AmberSoler
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Ytsuken, ghbdtn! :D
As promised, I checked out your private topic... First, Twin Peaks is my number one series in this genre (fantasy, mystery, drama), so I'm very glad to see there are like-minded people...
Secondly, you won't believe it - I would put "Piknik" at the top of the list among all bands from the post-Soviet space! Well, maybe alongside "Kino"... I've been to two of Shklyarsky's performances - at the "20 Tons" pub and, I think, at the "Sport-Bar" on Arbat... Both times I was thrilled...
Question for everyone: What books have you read that you would put at the top of your list? Not based on your current opinion, of course, but based on the impression the book left on you when you first read it?
For me:
1. A. Volkov. The Emerald City. (6 parts)
2. V. Krapivin. The Dovecote on the Yellow Meadow.
3. A. Lindgren. Mio, My Mio! - a children's horror story :)
(this was in childhood)
After that -
3. R. Zelazny. Chronicles of Amber
4. G.G. Marquez. One Hundred Years of Solitude
5. R. Bach. Jonathan Livingston Seagull
6. C. Castaneda (all)
7. L. Carroll. Alice Through the Looking-Glass (!) - I read it in childhood, but I probably didn't understand it then... :)
8. C. Simak. City
9. P. Coelho. The Alchemist
10. J. Wyndham. The Day of the Triffids...
There have been many other books since then, but perhaps the impressions are already шаблонные, stereotypical, and therefore it is difficult to single them out... But the ones I mentioned are actually very vivid and ambiguous...
As promised, I checked out your private topic... First, Twin Peaks is my number one series in this genre (fantasy, mystery, drama), so I'm very glad to see there are like-minded people...
Secondly, you won't believe it - I would put "Piknik" at the top of the list among all bands from the post-Soviet space! Well, maybe alongside "Kino"... I've been to two of Shklyarsky's performances - at the "20 Tons" pub and, I think, at the "Sport-Bar" on Arbat... Both times I was thrilled...
Question for everyone: What books have you read that you would put at the top of your list? Not based on your current opinion, of course, but based on the impression the book left on you when you first read it?
For me:
1. A. Volkov. The Emerald City. (6 parts)
2. V. Krapivin. The Dovecote on the Yellow Meadow.
3. A. Lindgren. Mio, My Mio! - a children's horror story :)
(this was in childhood)
After that -
3. R. Zelazny. Chronicles of Amber
4. G.G. Marquez. One Hundred Years of Solitude
5. R. Bach. Jonathan Livingston Seagull
6. C. Castaneda (all)
7. L. Carroll. Alice Through the Looking-Glass (!) - I read it in childhood, but I probably didn't understand it then... :)
8. C. Simak. City
9. P. Coelho. The Alchemist
10. J. Wyndham. The Day of the Triffids...
There have been many other books since then, but perhaps the impressions are already шаблонные, stereotypical, and therefore it is difficult to single them out... But the ones I mentioned are actually very vivid and ambiguous...
