What Book Are You Reading Right Now?
 

Well i am reading James Patterons "Sam's Letters To Jennifer"

dam this book is making me cry like a bitch :(

I just finished a discworld novel, 'Guards guards'.. easy reading. I love them, I have like 10 I have bought but have yet have time to read. :)

I'm also in the middle of the bible, but it's fucking HARD to read..
a) it's in english
b) it's fucking horrible language

are you really readying the bible?

Heh, I'm reading "Lost Continent' by Terry Pratchett :) Just finished "Interesting Times"
discworld rocks...

Yes.
After than I'm reading the Koran.

Course TGF! I'm on the last chapter now and sending my prayer mat for dry cleaning.

Just finished a book about Danny Kane, the key to the arrest of 125 + hells angels arround here. He got paid couple thousands a week for his contract + 1,8 mill bonus at the end. Probably the biggest contract for an informant.

"Jennifer Government" by Max Barry. Can't wait for his new book, "Company"

DAM!!!!!!! 1.8mill , i wish i could be an informant

I'm reading "The Killer Angels" It's about the battle of gettysburg. Before that I read "The Plague." It was a tough read but very good. Next up is "Sabath's Theatre" By Phillip Roth. I like Roth so it should be good.

Business wise. Don't Make Me Think (again)
Personal wise. Snow Crash (again)

Also a few books about traveling to, the history, and the culture of Costa Rica.

"Smilla's sense of snow" Peter Heg

'Happiness TM' by Will Ferguson

Fantastic book

none... i dont read books

I have to read books to school :( but when I have time for enything else I read some classic...

Podcast Hacks

"Storeulv" .. about John Fredriksen, owner of Frontline.. how he built the world's largest oil tanker fleet ..

A new book about danish vikings

Devil's Advocate.

judging by some of the posts on this board... many gfy members are quite unable to read to write.

"The Concise History of Mexico" is my current endeavor. I need to know more about Mexican history before I apply for citizenship. Yeah, dual US/Mex citizenship. Nothing against it in either constitution or regs.

wot do u maen wee cant raed or right ! ?

Robert Nozick - Anarchy, State and Utopia
Michel Houellebecq - The possibility of an island
Linda Brannon - Gender: Psychological perspectives
Donald Davidson - Essays on Actions and Events
Martha Nussbaum - The Fragility of Goodness: Luck and Ethics in Greek Tragedy and Philosophy

Need sleep. Have coffee.

The koran, it tells me that I have to mary the girls before I can film their asses :-/

"Best American Crime writing" by Nicholas Pileggi :thumbsup

American Psycho (Bret Easton Ellis) and after that I'm starting Deliverance (James Dickey)

"The world is flat" by Freiman. You can skip it as we live this.

The Demon Plague by Joreid McFate which is amazing! In the vain of Anne Rice Mayfair Witch trilogy.

What Would Jefferson Do? By Thom Hartmann which is also very good. Shows why democracy is not an aberration in human history but the oldest, most resilient, and most universal form of government, with roots in nature itself.

Rich dad poor dad, i had it for the longest time so i decided to start reading it.

The book of five rings by Miyamoto Musashi

Angels and Demons by Dan Brown

i just read the new hardback by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, reading a book by Adele Parks that was lying around at the moment.

This sounds interesting. I loved all the Mayfari Witches books, but didn't really like Rice's other stuff. I'll check it out.

I am currently reading "Beach Music" by Pat Conroy. Conroy is probably one of the best "writer's" out there in terms of his prose, but the subject of his writing is not usually my cup of tea.

Matt

"Do Fish Drink Water" by Bill McClain

Michael Crichton, "State Of Fear"
and just finished
David Baldacci, "Hour Game"

Great books.

Nicholas Meyer "The Seven Percent Solution"

I'm running through "Shardik" by Richard Adams again. It's not written that well, but it has an interesting story. Definitely not his best book.

Cat's Cradle - Kurt Vonegut

a book about e commerce

Die Trying by Lee Child.

I liked The Mayfair witches better than the Vampire chronicles too. Demon Plauge by Joried McFate is really good. Here is author's site where you can read a sample.

http://www.geocities.com/joreidmcfate/index.html

:thumbsup :thumbsup

I've been meaning to give the discworld books a try. Whats the right one to read first?

Please tell me Snow Crash is better than Cryptonomicon. I got through the first 50 pages of that one, but his writing is so godawful that I couldn't stumble along with him through any more of a very interesting story.

an seo e book :Graucho

The Adventures of Kavalier & Clay by Michael Chabon

Up next is The Fabric of the Cosmos by Brian Greene

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/007...lance&n=283155

DH

Reading two at the moment.

Re-reading Insomnia by Stephen King

Also Wheels of Life, by Anodea Judith. It's about chakras.

Not necessarily a book, but am reading an online java taglib tutorial.

How is it? I was thinking of that for my oldest son for Christmas.