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I Found Requiem for a dream by Hubert Selby disturbing on several levels. The mothers Amphetamine addiction and subsequent mental break down is very harrowing.

First time poster:) 1. Watershipdown by Richard Adams, the book that made me love books as a youngster. 2. The Good Fairies of New York by Martin Millar, makes me smile and laugh out loud. 3.The Wasp Factory by Ian Banks, what a twist! 4.Requiem for a dream by Hubert Selby, not a pretty book but it made a lasting impression. 5.And the Ass saw the Angel by Nick Cave, not an easy book to read but the imagery is incredible. (Not in any order.)