The Official Bibliolatry Club~

[PringlesXD]

I like Greek and Norse Mythology best. But stuff based on almost any mythology is nice~

Ah, right. I'm also a fan of Norse Mythology.

[TheForeignGamer]

There's Roman mythology in it as well.

Eh, I thought it was awesome. Though I definitely need to get the books.

[PringlesXD]

Greek > Norse > All.

[TheForeignGamer]

Greek > Norse > All.

This. So much.

[Bonbon]

Finally gotten to starting The Lord of The Rings and the Divine Comedy, back to back. These next few weeks should be fun.

[PringlesXD]

The Divine Comedy? I'm so jealous ~

[TheForeignGamer]

the Divine Comedy.

Never heard of it. Is it any good?

[Redhorse]

Norse > Japanese > Chinese > Slavic > Greek > Egyptian = Islamic > Roman > most others/ ones I forgot due to being tired

For me anyways ~

Divine Comedy is amazing, TFG. You must read it immediately ~

[TheForeignGamer]

Divine Comedy is amazing, TFG. You must read it immediately ~

Do you have it? You could let me borrow it ^^

[Bonbon]

the Divine Comedy.

Never heard of it. Is it any good?

If anything, it should be interesting. I've been getting a binge for classic literature lately, so I'm just picking off some things blind.

[Redhorse]

It's quite the famous piece; you can find it anywhere, like Shakespeare. I'd recommend using this one, however:

http://www.worldofdante.org/
The Divine Comedy is in three parts: Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso (in that order).

[PringlesXD]

More reading on my computer... *cries*

[lopez]

the Divine Comedy.

Never heard of it. Is it any good?

Have you heard about or played Dante's Inferno the game?

[TheForeignGamer]

Have you heard about or played Dante's Inferno the game?

Yes. So this is a Christian book?

[PringlesXD]

Yes. So this is a Christian book?

Not... really.