Are you reading a book atm?
 

I'm reading "Black House" by Stephen King & Peter Straub

King is my favorite writer, and this book seems good so far

googlecash ;)

rogets thesaurus

just finished The Steppenwolf by Hermann Hesse. great book! Wondering what to read next.. nothing new and good on my book shelf :(

I heardly read books anymore. Only when i get back to college then back to the book reading streak. Over the summer, i lay off on the books.

I generally have several books going at once and I never get them confused.. One is a research book.. title "Underworld" by Graham Hancock, and the other is pure smut and entertainment.. Circus of the Damned by Laurel K. Hamilton. I'm re-reading it but her books only get better the more you read them, not worse.

oh right, you're an american. :1orglaugh

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much more productive, dollar wise for sure

I haven't read anything in a while as well...

this is the first book in a pretty long time

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I'm reading The Bigot by James Barclay.

No one outside Scotland will know what it is, its about football team rivalry :)

Right now I'm reading

Francis Fukuyama - The End of History and the Last Man
John Rawls - A Theory of Justice
Ayn Rand - Atlas Shrugged
Some idiot - Jihad vs. McWorld (on hold because of severe suckage)

I was about to start reading Bill Clintons new book but they sold out.

considering the program you recommend in your sig, it's very impressive that you're reading a book :1orglaugh :thumbsup

what is it about? and why do you think it sucks?

Amazon.com Sales Rank: 1

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Dave Gormans googlewhack adventure

The Great Fire by Shirley Hazzard. It's a simple easy book - perfect for plane rides :)

Only losers read books
Cool people don't (I.E. Me). :2 cents:

Stealing the Network: How to Own a Continent.

Just finished reading Life of Pi by Yann Martel

:1orglaugh i'm sure you meant to say kool

i read that last year and it's on my all time top 5.. that story is amazing, i love the end

I'm not a big fan of fiction books, but I'd recommend this one for sure.

What was that shit at the end about? How he made up another story? What was the meaning behind that?

It tries to analyse the conflict between globalisation/capitalism and cultural/religious fanaticism. It got a great review by the NY Times, but it's full of factual errors and the argumentation is rather feeble.

It's written by Benjamin R. Barber, a professor in politicology and a former advisor to Bill Clinton... it kinda shocks me that someone like that can write a bunch of crap such as this.

I'm sorry....
did you say something?

:1orglaugh
j/k

The ending is not what the reader expects and as such is quite an acomplishment on the part of the author. The reality of living out in the ocean for several months in the company of a tiger is wonderfully realised and not for a second does real disbelief set in.

If there's a deep underlying moral, I failed to catch it myself.

It just shows that the most terrible thing can be looked at as something beautiful - I ugess.

Im currently reading Killer in Drag by Ed Wood Jr who is better known for his film Plan 9 From Outer Space . The book is so low on the literary level that it actually rivals his films. A lot of the book revolves around the main characters obsession with heels and angora sweaters. It's a must read for transvestites who happen to love pulp novels and Ed Wood fans.
I just finished Pattern Recognition by William Gibson and Mirror Mirror by Gregory Maguire, both of which were excellent. I am also reading the usual hodgepodge of coding and programming books.

The 48 Laws of Power

I started again with Imagica from Clive Barker.

Third time I read it and it's still awsome.

Barker rules :thumbsup

anyone has read Da Vinci Code?

samuel

Nop ... reading GFY wich is a huge book itself with a lot of good characters

I'm still reading Age of Reason by Thomas Paine. I got sidetracked with other things that's why it's taking me so long to finish it lol.

I have bookmarks in way too many things but my fave current reads are:

Sex, Art & American Culture by Camille Paglia

Skin: Talking about Sex, Class & Literature by Dorothy Allison

Confessions of a Romantic Pornographer by Maxim Jakubowski

did he start maxim, the magazine?