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u/dabofoppo · 2 pointsr/awwnime

I suppose so, then I'll have to add that I'm currently going through Katawa Shoujo (spelling?). Start of Act2 with Emi, I think. First play through.

Clannad, oh man. I wish you the best. :) Have it, haven't touched it. I have the first Spice and Wolf novel, and I agree already (excellent anime). Guess I'm kind of spoiled on how easy I get sucked into a story that is told from first-person, so it's hard to get into Spice and Wolf.

Krauss, Sagan? Brave New World? Oh my. I've been delving into John C. Lily's reports and documents on his Sensory Deprivation Tanks. Joseph Campbell is a favorite of mine as well.

Oh by the by, may I direct you to the short story "The Machine Stops" by E. M. Forster. Also, scary is that it was published in 1909.

Oh, hey, if you want. Because of a fluke I have an audiobook of "The Knife of Never Letting Go," the first in the Chaos Walking series I've been foaming at the mouth about. PM me if you want it.