Benjamin's Friend Comments

Mili wrote: "Thanks for accepting! Ojo recommended you to me since Im looking for some more active and nice goodreads fellow people =)"

Sure, always happy to have another reader friend.

Thanks for accepting! Ojo recommended you to me since Im looking for some more active and nice goodreads fellow people =)

Leah wrote: "It seems like you are on a Holocaust tear. May I suggest you read "Survival in Auschwitz" and (even more impressive) "The Drowned and The Saved" by Primo Levi? He was a truly remarkable author/sc..."

Oh and thanks for the heads up!

Leah wrote: "It seems like you are on a Holocaust tear. May I suggest you read "Survival in Auschwitz" and (even more impressive) "The Drowned and The Saved" by Primo Levi? He was a truly remarkable author/sc..."

Just bought "Survival in Auschwitz". "The Drowned and the Saved" isnt available on kindle yet, unfortunately.

It seems like you are on a Holocaust tear. May I suggest you read "Survival in Auschwitz" and (even more impressive) "The Drowned and The Saved" by Primo Levi? He was a truly remarkable author/scholar and his perspectives on life in the death camps, the structure of power, and how men can devise insidious systems to enslave people are brilliant. If you do give Levi a read, please let me know what you think.

Thanks for the friend invite, I've tried to get into the Malazan since I've pretty much read every other classic fantasy series. But I've just been stumbling my way through the book.

Deborah wrote: "Thank you for adding me as a friend here, Benjamin. Isn't Stephen King's newest a wild ride? Started reading today and cannot stop!"


Yeah not sure what to think bout it, Im bout half way through, and love the story but King throwing in all those political opinions kinda irks me out of the story, wish he would of left em out.

Thank you for adding me as a friend here, Benjamin. Isn't Stephen King's newest a wild ride? Started reading today and cannot stop!