what book are you reading now

remember those things?
i myself am reading
PCs for dummies 9th edition ( laugh if you want, but i want to learn..MG is a great place to learn too.....)

 

just got done with
the way the world ends
james morrow

its an older book
but i read it

 

War Of The World's,,,know its old but a classic , never got around to read,,,have seen the flick countless times LOL,,,Glenn

Whats up with this world stuff

 

Not reading any book right at the minute, I've been reading the New Scientist this month.. all interesting stuff...

 

Just re-read "The Devil's Share" by Denis de Rougemont, and a little book I picked up on tour called "Brook Trout and the Writing Life" by Craig Nova. Fun little read. Especially after the Devil's share!

Next is "Bunts" by George Will. A baseball book. I love his baseball writing.

 

on tour? what do you tour with eclayton?

eric

 

The Celtic band I'm in called "The Crossing". We just got back this past Monday from a 3 hour tour, er, wait, that was Gilligans Island....from a 12 day tour around New England.

 

STILL in the Dark Tower Series!!!

I just finished book 3 "The Wast Lands"

They are a really good read! Just wish i had time to sit down and crank through a few hundred pages..lol



cooked

 

thats tight. so your in the band you did that awsome web site for? tight dude, if you ever come down to texas let me know, i'll have to check out your show.

eric

 

The movie was great, but I gotta read that book again.

Have you seen and read "The Time Machine"? That was a phenomanol book and movie. Very depressing, very thought provoking.

 

Will do!!

 

Calculus and the aenid for school



Big fun

 

Machiavelli -The Prince and also making notes, when I can, on Alexis de Tocqueville - Democracy in America

 

read the prince last year

guy had some crazy control methods.

 

Ooh ooh, I have I read the book, then saw the old movie, then saw the new movie. I thought the new movie was a bit, well, rubbish in comparison to the old one.

Indeed very thought provoking. Especially since I like speculating about the not-so-distant future

 

Porno by Irvine Welsh

It's the followup to Trainspotting.
It's brilliant!

 

I've got the last book just arrived at home for me, it was released late last week. Can't wait to finish work now, not gonna get much done around the house until it's finished.

This is gonna be a bit sad, I've been reading the Dark Tower as they come out for close on 10 years now. Can't beleive I'm actually going to get to the end of it. Oh well, just have to start again

 

Mordern man in search of a soul by Carl Jung

 

"Into the Kill Zone" by David Klinger.

 

"Contact" by Carl Sagan

 

Rapunzel by Mother Goose.

 

DUH!
The Stupid Hirstory of the Human Race
by
Bob Fenster

 

"Pyramid Scheme" by David Flint.

 

I am a voracious reader, being blessed or cursed with a memory which is almost completely transparent to words whilst being the opposite with numbers I tend to have books lying around.

As my partner has been known to say, 'how can you have 5 or 6 books lying around and just pick any of them up and instantly know where you were and are, yet you can't remember what time it is?'

I confess, it's a mystery to me; any hoo on go at mo ;-)

Citizen Soldiers - Stephen E Ambrose
The Confessor - Daniel Silva
Einstein a life - Denis Brian
Age of Extremes - Eric Hobsbawm

Plus I'm revisiting Isaac Asimovs I, Robot etc

 

'The Genesis Of Justice' by Alan Dershowitz. An interesting book if you are able to entertain the idea that God may not have known what He was getting into when he created man, otherwise it's heresy and blasphemy.

 

I'm the same way, I currently have 2 magazines open to different articles (1 in spanish) and 3 books, The Druid King (historical fiction) and 2 books in spanish.

 

Reading APOLLO The race to the Moon, by Charles Murray and Catherine Bly Cox.

 

Shadow Land

 

oooo good one


I just picked up fatherland last night
off of the floor
so far pretty good

but alot of books always end up ending stupid
this one I think will be predictable

 

Brian Clough - Walking on Water... RIP..... One of a kind...

 

Learning PHP 5.

 

Im reading Battlefield Earth by L. Ron Hubbard ......again.....

 

But are you being held captive?

 

well its good to see you down from the Heavens chaslang



has anyone read the Zebra Network?