What Are You Reading?

[bishopx]

Inheritance - Devin Grayson

[Manchalivin]

The Holy Bible and At Last There is Nothing Left to Say.

[S.E. Hardy]

And I bought Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer which I plan to read next

that's one of top 5 books!

 

I'm just finishing up No Man's Land by George Monbiot

[Shiri]

I'm totally behind on my reading, I really want to start this one but didn't finish my other book yet

[S.E. Hardy]

I do that too.

I'm usually reading one novel and 3 or 4 non-fiction books at the same time... I know its a bad habit, but I can't break it. And, at least, i figure I'm doin' better than the like 80% of Americans who don't read at all...

[Shiri]

Yeah, that's really great. I don't really read much, it comes and goes in waves.

[hum-an-ole]

Same here. I love reading, but I do a fair amount just doing things online ect. and life gets so busy sometimes that all of a sudden I realize I haven't read an actual book in weeks.

[bishopx]

Hell Town - Dennis O'Neil

[S.E. Hardy]

Walden by Thoreau

[ReaperACI]

The Rosetta Codex by Richard Russo and the Cthulhu Mythos by H.P. Lovecraft (need it for a personal project - people stare when I tell them H.P. Lovecraft)

[bishopx]

Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan

[S.E. Hardy]

The freakin' Avid manual to figure out what the frick I'm doing wrong...

[ReaperACI]

Eternity by Greg Bear

[AnOceanPearl]

Patriot Games by Tom Clancy

[JadenB19]

Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk

[S.E. Hardy]

The Natural: The Misunderstood Presidency of Bill Clinton By Joe Klein.

[bishopx]

Alien Crimes - Edited By Mike Resnick

[Some Random]

just for fun: the story of an accidental revolutionary - linus torvalds and david diamond

 

chapter 1, line 1: "i was an ugly child." ;)

[S.E. Hardy]

accidental revolutionary.... good title!

[Foogle-11]

I am reading twilight.

[Janney]

I'm reading "Dangerous Weapons: The Nimzo Indian"

 

It's good if you are tired of the old lines. =)

 

(btw, its a chess book. i doubt anyone is interested.)

[Some Random]

I'm reading "Dangerous Weapons: The Nimzo Indian"

 

It's good if you are tired of the old lines. =)

 

(btw, its a chess book. i doubt anyone is interested.)

i knew it was chess when i saw 'nimzo indian'. i love chess recreationally, but i could never read an entire book on one opening.

Edited December 15, 2007 by Some Random

[bishopx]

Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince.

[Matt]

-The World of Karl Pilkington

Words by Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant, & Karl Pilkington

*Basically, it's the transcripts from "The Ricky Gervais Show" podcasts. I actually quite enjoyed them myself, I have never heard the actual podcasts though.

 

-The Office: The Scripts series 1

By Ricky Gervais & Stephen Merchant

*It's just the first season of scripts for the BBC series, "The Office". It was just something to read to see how similar they are to the show.

 

-The Office: The Scripts series 2

By Ricky Gervais & Stephen Merchant

*It's bascially the same as the first one, except, this time it's season two of the BBC series.

 

-Nineteen Eighty-Four

By George Orwell

*His infamous novel in a society where everyone is watched all the time. I enjoyed this one, but I was left with a little disappointment with the ending.

 

-The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy

By Douglas Adams

*Another well known novel. It's actually pretty humourous. I quite enjoyed the little pot shots it took at humans as well.

 

-The Restaurant At The End of The Universe

By Douglas Adams

*It was pretty good, but this book feels like an inbetween book, so I'm interested in seeing how the third book plays out.

 

-Life, The Universe, and Everything

By Douglas Adams

*This is a well done book, I think it's basically the one where they bring the first two together.

 

-So Long and Thanks For All The Fish

By Douglas Adams

*It's a good book, it's kind have the only piece of the story that wasn't finished off though...

 

-Mostly Harmless

By Douglas Adams

*An alright end to the series, but I was kind have hoping for something more.

 

-The Bourne Betrayal

By Eriv Van Lustbader

*It's a pretty good novel, however, this one does get a little long at times.

 

-The Audacity of Hope

By Barack Obama

*It was a very interesting read, however, there are some points that get a little tiring and there is no quick exit from them. Still it's a worth while book to check out.

 

-The Dirk Gentry Omnibus

By Douglas Adams

*First book was great, second was not nearly as good.

 

-The Salmon of Doubt

By Douglas Adams

*It was alright, not amazing, but had some good stories in it.

 

-In Cold Blood

By Truman Capote

*Interesting, however, around the last 1/3 it starts to carry on. Still a very well done book though.

 

-Braddock

By Jim Hague

*Alright non-fiction...

 

-I, Robot

by Isaac Asmiov

 

-High Fidelity

by Nick Hornby

Just finished High Fidelity, now reading "Secrets from The Vinyl Cafe"...

[Shiri]

How was it? It's next on my list. Right now I'm reading Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer but in a very slow speed.