Yeah, I've got plenty of favorites. CitR has already been mentioned -- the sense of finding anger and the absurd in alienation struck a deep chord in me. A Farewell to Arms has romance, war, debauchery, and terror. What a mix, eh? Guns, Germs, and Steel presents some complex thoughts with great writing. I love most of John Keegan's work for the same reasons.
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Whats your favourite book and why?
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