What Are You Reading...

[brotherdoobie]

I am currently reading: Animal Crackers by Hanna Tinti. It's an excellent collection of short stories.



-bd

[Skiz]

I've just started an old Jack Kerouac book called, "On the Road".

I've heard about it's greatness for several years but have just today picked up a copy at Half-Priced Books. :)

[brotherdoobie]

I've just started an old Jack Kerouac book called, "On the Road".

I've heard about it's greatness for several years but have just today picked up a copy at Half-Priced Books. :)

Excellent book. Nice choice you hipster.



-bd :smoke:

[twist off]

Just about to finish "Shutter Island" by Dennis Lehane...

Excellent book, can't recommend it enough. One of the best psychological thrillers I have ever read.

[petra1210]

I am currently reading Le Comte de Monte Cristo - Alexandre Dumas

[Sweetiepie]

I am currently reading Le Comte de Monte Cristo - Alexandre Dumas


aah, So you'r from France ? :)

btw. reading 21 - Ben Mezrich right know :). The movie was great, so I had to read the book to :)

[alvina3]

David Leavitt, The lost language of cranes.
Highly recommended!

[brotherdoobie]

Ashes To Ashes: America's Hundred-Year Cigarette War, The Public Health, And The Unabashed Triumph Of Philip Morris by Richard Kluger


-bd

[mickalpet1]

Gone with the Wind book 2.

[brotherdoobie]

The Best American Travel Writing



-bd

[ecug]

The Exorcist by William Peter Blarry :D

[ostracizado]

Romance of Genji

[MaxOverlord]

The Winter of Our Discontent....John Steinbeck. Re-reading for the 3rd time.

[Frizz]

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens - Sean Covey

[ostracizado]

Damn .. have to say .. the ways of the orient sure are different from ours.. still reading "Genji Monogatari" of Murasaki Shikibu .. it has 54 books that now are 54 chapters ..

Anyway as i was saying .. Genji sure is different from our Don Juan .. he cares for the woman even when they are old .. other thing is what is enjoyable to them at that time .. the ways of the woman her talent to say poems, play the koto and her hair .. (look at those japs now .... pervs =P ..)

Go for it .. like the nobel Yasunari Kawabata said .. "Genji in particular is the highest pinnacle of Japanese literature. Even down to our day there has not been a piece of fiction to compare with it."

[bootylicious]

The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins
The End of Faith by Sam Harris

[Aeyen]

Confessions of a Shopaholic :D

[ostracizado]

"Shantaram" .. Gregory David Roberts .. any feedbacfk ?

[brotherdoobie]

You Suck: A Love Story - Christopher Moore

An excellent read.


-bd

[Smithy]

In the Woods by Tana French. Pretty entertaining so far. :book:

[OKJ]

Brisinger! Good books just started reading it! Done with about 400 Pages

[LubTheStaringCat]

This thread.:bleh:

[scepter]

Nothing. :(

[umar7001]

the reader. its a nice book

[babadoux]

Karl Marx - Capital

[monkeyicious]

Believe it or not ...
I just discovered ...
Snow Crash
Great little book.
Candy for the mind.

[Vitality]

5 point some one

[Inorbaj]

Watchmen

[MrZinny]

Fear and Loathing on the campaign trail '72 - Hunter S. Thompson
and a collection of Milo Manara that i just pulled down

[twist off]

Just finished Skeletons At The Feast. Pretty good read.

[Ahmed047]

just finished Hard Times by Charles Dickens& i am now reading Akhenaten ,Dweller in Truth by Naguib Mahfouz (Egyptian writer) .

[iceman0113]

The Last Defender of Camelot by Roger Zelazny

[Qlix]

"Snabba Cash" a swedish book about the underground drug world in Sweden. Written by Jens Lapidus an has a follow-up called "Aldrig fucka upp" I don't know if it has been translated to english but it's a really good book.

[vegasx]

"O Jogador" portuguese meaning "The Gambler"...

[brotherdoobie]

217 Babel Street. http://www.217babel.com/

Awesome. interweb only.

217 Babel Street | Introduction

217 Babel Street is a web of interconnected stories set in a seaside apartment block. There are twenty apartments in the building. Each of the four writers works independently of the others, starting off stories from different rooms. New pages are produced by creating a link from a word or a phrase on a page that already exists. Writers can interrupt and take over each other’s stories, taking them in different directions. Month by month the narrative changes, expanding into new rooms, characters and situations, creating new pathways for readers to explore.The front door (http://217babel.com/main1.html)


FRONT DOOR (http://217babel.com/main1.html) allows access to any of the apartments, where the different stories begin. All characters mentioned in a given episode are listed at the bottom of the page. Clicking on these character links takes the reader to a page describing the character, as well as a list of all the pages in which they appear.

[Ronnie Coleman]

"We" written by Yevgeny Zamyatin.

Read it. Great dystopian novel.

[1000possibleclaws]

Screwjack by Hunter S. Thompson

[Dieza]

The Devil's Feather by Minette Walters

[jadelee]

Needful Things - Stephen King What a thing i should say! Just adore this author! ;)

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original glitter graphics (http://www.glittergraphicsnow.com) collector

[Rart]

I just finished animal farm by George Orwell. I really liked it.

[sotamarsu]

I just finished animal farm by George Orwell. I really liked it.

Classic :) Cliche but one of my favorites. I'm reading Chew (comic serie) at the moment and love it so far.

[cinephilia]

your mom's diary

[brotherdoobie]

your mom's diary

Doubtful - mother hides her journal in father's cunt and he rarely ventures far from the tree house, silly.

Anyhoo, I been reading essays by the prolific George Orwell; just finished reading - Shooting An Elephant. The opening line is brilliant:

"In Moulmein, in Lower Burma, I was hated by large numbers of people — the only time in my life that I have been important enough for this to happen to me."


Peace, doobs

[brento]

Utopia - Thomas Moore for school

[brotherdoobie]

The Flash: The Greatest Stories Ever Told


-doobs

[juantreb]

twilight

[parkerjfil]

The Inheritance of Loss. Read it!

[brotherdoobie]

How I Became A Famous Novelist - Steve Hely

An excellent read. Very funny.


-doobs

[brotherdoobie]

Secret Rendezvous - Kobo Abe

Read now, please.


-doobs

[rationmyrum]

reading logicomik...

[brotherdoobie]

Needle In The Groove -Jeff Noon

Brilliant.


-doobs

[brightsid]

El Club Dumas - Arturo Perez Reverte
Fantastic!!! Romans Polanski's 9th Gate is based on that book although there are a lot of parts missing

[Totti]

Pillars of the earth Ken Follet excellent

[samwheat]

I just started: I Fioretti di San Francesco

[GeorgeJung]

Candy for the mind.

[_Surfer_]

Steppen Wolf (Hermann Hesse)

[Shlesers]

Just started: Fight Club - Chuck Palahniuk.

[brento]

Just started: Fight Club - Chuck Palahniuk.

One of my favorites <3

Just finished the Tim Donaghy book which has made watching basketball difficult, and I have just started Things Fall Apart.

[kingboom4]

Im reading HP Half Blood

[Shlesers]

Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki.
Great book. :)

[senegal]

Pollution and environmental protection

[Shlesers]

Robin Sharma - The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari

[itsxamot]

hopefully ill be finishing up ayn rand's fountainhead soon :P

[senegal]

Population and settlements

[oneandonly]

Gomorra - Roberto Saviano

[boochy]

The Accidental Billionaires - Ben Mezrich

[scooterbomb]

Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card
(my 5th time reading the book)

[spunyluv]

The book thief

[schlappschwanz]

Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan for the third time. Hope the last book will be in shops soon or i'll forget stuff and have to start over from the beginning again...

[dennis1986]

I am currently reading: Book thief

[smartkiller]

Chetan bhagat's Two states

I'm reading One night at call centre by C.bhagat

[minsh]

The Glass Books of thr Dream Eaters

[magicpsycho]

the world is flat, short history of the 21 century . M. Fridman

[DeadPoet]

Philosophy E-Book collection from PiN...

[zonta]

i cant read

[Frabky]

"Pride" by Brian K. Vaghuah
amazing =)

zonta, why?

[jibblet]

The Millenium Trilogy -Stieg Larsson

Should be able to get these on DVD soon too. They are very cool.

[puffadell]

naruto manga great stuff

[braveherat_7]

surgery :((

[wlckd1]

currently reading dale brown (military fiction) and johmn grisham (legal fiction)

[dalin]

Watchmen and V for Vendetta

[mosh]

the alchemist

[TheSeeder]

The Road Less Traveled - M Scott Peck

[Nhdj743]

The Road

[Vandeley]

The New York Trilogy - Paul Auster
On the Road - Jack Kerouac

[aerospace]

The Zahir by Paulo Coelho

[King_OF_Kings]

now i read Le Comte de Monte Cristo - Alexandre Dumas

[belabartok]

El aleph - Borges

[hulabula]

Emma- Jane Austen

It is NOT good! But I'll probably finish reading it anyway since I started.

[worldpease]

I'm reading 'Halo: Evolutions'
the thing is I am very into Halo these days, I just started playing the game online (yes, Combat Evolved, lame I know).
anyway the book is a collection of short stories in the halo universe. Average so far.



It is NOT good! But I'll probably finish reading it anyway since I started.
I know what you mean, have done that too,
although there are some book you just can't read no more.

[littlepaulie]

"A brief history of time" by Stephen Hawking... bit of a hard book to read for a non-scientific mind, but quite interesting anyways

[tehspesel]

that is an easy book .. going through the history of science itself in a spectacular way

i am reading one of his other books ...

georges secret key to the universe

[allysia]

percy jackson series at the moment have just finished the vampire academy series. I constantly have my nose in my knidle ;)

[sgerd]

textbook.. :(

[worldpease]

'I am Number Four', by Pittacus Lore
(audiobook edition)

Quite entertaining, it is Twilight but with aliens instead of vampires.
I am liking it so far althoug I don't feel as hooked as I remember feeling with Twilight back then.

[FaithFXu]

Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72, by Hunter S. Thompson.

It's good. Get slightly lost as to who is who, there are a lot of names to remember in the political process. As always Thompson's little tangents are thoroughly entertaining.

[Quasar]

The Lure: The True Story of How the Department of Justice Brought Down Two of The World's Most Dangerous Cyber Criminals - by: Steve Schroeder

I'm about a third of the way through so far. Pretty good book although there is some legal terminology I wasn't familiar with before starting the read. Not hard to follow though, just a different read than I'm used to I suppose.

[swizZ8]

The Miracle of Mindfulness - by Thich Nhat Hahn

[mbfraser]

Game of Thrones - George R.R. Martin.

The new HBO series is dope. I'm reading a bit of a book and then re-hashing what I just read with a new episode. Pretty sick way of doing it!

[ironturtle27]

Norwegian Wood, almost done.

Really great book so far.

[Tul]

Just starting with "NLP: The New Technology Of Achievement". I'm a complete noob when it comes to NLP, so it'll be an interesting read I think.

[Sul]

1984, I am nearly finishing it, really good book. Gonna read another from George Orwell for sure

[Dr-AG]

atlantis rising by brad steiger

[Effect]

Nick Perumov Ring of Darkness
1st book

[Frankthetank1]

I keep trying to read clock work orange but i have given up and got the audio book. I suck :(

[LostFSC-PIN]

Game of thrones, and they are even better than the show. I know, that's pretty much always the case, but still.

[xripper]

I am currently reading "The Lost Symbol" by Dan Brown. 'Its buried in there somewhere' ;)

[uho]

Blink

[JebusAT]

Steve-O - Memoirs of an Idiot while on the shitter....G.RR.Martin's latest the rest of the time, just finished Brandon Sanderson's newest Novel...pretty wicked if you are into the Fantasy books.

[slawek1989]

Silmarillion by Tolkien

[ranger]

Karl Marx - Capital

[Glod]

The Outlaws of Sherwood, by Robin McKinley. I am enjoying it so far, especially considering that my only former experience with Robin Hood was as a child through the animated Disney film.

[likeable]

Mac User MAgazine fom within iBooks on iPad 2 :-D

[vlanka82]

la gazzetta dello sport

[beezy192]

The Lost Symbol.

[rastafara]

just finished "Grapes of Wrath".

[andrewmicky]

I can read nothing

[kanchan345]

hii.
currently i am reading Handa bhonda,Batul the great,phonte and chacha chaudhary..these comics are really entertaining me.as they are related many different stories.they increase my interest more in reading comics.

[kanchan345]

Nowadays i am reading Kliban's Cats.

[YourKiller]

The Road Less Traveled - M Scott Peck

[cliffwill88]

:) I'm still searching:whistling:whistling for books to read.. :whistling:P
Those stuffs might be pretty as well.. let me check those books first...

[dion09529]

Oceanography

[taggert]

Green Mile

[IdolEyes787]

Green Mile

Just curious this
what you want? wouldn't have anything with your sudden interest in the forum would it?

[megabyteme]

Oceanography

I'd like to help you explore this hobby. I've got a clear tarp, 20ft of rope, and 100 lbs of cinder block. Just pick an offshore location without a lot of witnesses traffic, and we're there, buddy! :)

[cliffwill88]

Forums and blogs.. today! and Little Red Riding hood for my sweet princess Chloe!

[radicalnotion]

The magus of java - Kosta Danaos


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aos0hnwiHt8

[sd14]

My Family and Other Animals... highly recommend it!

[dion09529]

The amateur, by Edward Klein.

[pixelmelody]

i'm reading "Water for elephants" by Sara Gruen and if i get bored i go with Watchmen (the comic book) .. i'm a very slow reader but i'm getting there :D

[woodbine]

"Youth" by Joseph Conrad. I love Conrad even more in middle age than when I was younger. Not sure why I have such a hard time finding other fans who aren't English professors. "Youth" would be a good starting point for anyone who hasn't read him yet.

[BeeGirl]

With my kids... Little House on the Prairie

For myself... finally reading The Hunger Games series

[evlucy]

lucy gets her life back by stef ann holm

[kanine]

Finished World War Z by Max Brooks recently, really enjoyed it. First time I've read a collection of stories as presented in the book.

[pbryd]

Death by Black Hole: And Other Cosmic Quandaries.

I've found I quite enjoy reading thanks to my kindle, unfortunately I'm loading it with books much faster than I can ever read them.

[hex]

Finishing off the Feist Rift war series. Two books to go.

[MMDD]

I am Zlatan :)http://image.bokus.com/images2/9780241966839_200_i-am-zlatan-ibrahimovic_haftad

[Ruvabuz]

This forum? LOLz! JK!
Helene Young - Half Moon Bay

[dion09529]

Oceanography

I'd like to help you explore this hobby. I've got a clear tarp, 20ft of rope, and 100 lbs of cinder block. Just pick an offshore location without a lot of witnesses traffic, and we're there, buddy! :)

Just die, biatch!

[OlegL]

The Coming of the Third Reich by Richard Evans.

[witchking42]

Currently reading Consider Phlebas by Ian M. Banks

[Chimaera-]

JRR Tolkien - The Hobbit atm as im prepping for the second film to release ;)

[Mathea]

Rereading the Outlander series... Her eighth book is coming out next year

[Mr. Mulder]

Reading the Game Of Thrones/A Song of Ice & Fire books - A Storm of Swords: Part 2 Blood & Gold, nearly finished it. Shits getting real.

[Snee]

Winter's Tale.

Helprin has a real talent for painting images with relatively few words. I am enjoying it immensely, despite the lack of spaceships.

[fritz43]

@brotherdoobie Thanks for the cite about the tobacco industry. I will see if my library has it. fritz

[fritz43]

Currently: Every Man A Tiger by General Chuck Horner, USAF, ret'd Next up: Tom Sawyer & Huckleberry Finn (again). Recommendation: A Walk In The Woods by Bill Bryson (about the Appalachian Trail - a very funny book)

[turin]

I am reading a song of ice and fire book 3; A storm of swords

[Stehle]

Doctor Sleep
134310

(
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GHMHszGhEw... 'nuff said.) :alien:

[rudo]

Just started reading The Passage

[Bubuc]

Legendele Sau Basmele Romanilor.

[piercerseth]

Bryan Cranston did an unabridged reading of The Things They Carried. Listened to the (free) first chapter here: http://audible.promo.eprize.com/author/

As for the written word proper, breezed through the first 15 issues of Hickman's The Manhattan Projects.

[wakadaka]

Reading Things Fall Apart.

[LostinT]

The god delusion.

[1000possibleclaws]

The Fault in Our Stars by John Green

[Sergey]

A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens

[Stehle]

Firestarter by Stephen King

(Starting over again this time in audio.) :alien:

[Damnatory]

Night Watch by Sergey Lukyanenko

[rachem]

Smokin' with Myron Mixon: Recipes Made Simple, from the Winningest Man in Barbecue

138026

[Gripper]

Orcs

[scopedog]

I've been reading a lot of Edgar Allan Poe's anthology right now. Usually come around to it once a year or so, he's one of my favorite authors. Liked him ever since my grandmother read me The Raven, and even she took me to see where he lived because I used to be from the same area. His house and room was very small in case anyone was wondering. Guess he just sat there in an empty room with nothing but a bed and a desk, and wrote gloomy poetry and short stories that people still love today. The man was a wordsmith, no doubt. Loved to flex his enormous vocabulary peen.

[maverick120881]

Wee Free Men - Terry Pratchett

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wee_Free_Men

[appo]

duck dynasty :)

[quetzal]

live free or die

[Rev666]

50 Shades of bullshit by some crazy chick.

[geekfob]

Notes for class...blah

[Tson]

Under Heaven | Guy Gavriel Kay

I'm enjoying it but if I were to recommend something from him it would DEFINITELY be The Lions of Al-Rassan. My all time favorite book. Well worth the read.

[Shentooku]

If anyone is looking for a good epic fantasy series (game of thrones/lord of the rings style books) then may I suggest the Malazan book of the Fallen series by Stephen Erikson. A very detailed and fleshed out world and best of all it's a completed series so no annoying waits for authors to pull their finger out.

[zorlac]

Legend - David Gemmel.... For the 5-6th time

[nickeveli]

game of thrones! awesomw!

[drakyul6000]

Arisen book 5 in the series. Not bad reads.

[yorkie_rd]

I'm currently 70% through Pandoras Star, it's a bit of a slog at the moment! Any body else read this know if it's worth reading the follow up?

[Tabby]

the instruction manual for my new cable box :)

[Kafka]

Undisputed Truth -- Tyson's autobiography.

[baseballguy26]

The Hobbit

[bilblo]

snow crash by Neal Stephenson, Oldie but a goodie.

[yoyomonkey]

Max Brooks World War z

[scantoz]

Moby Dick

[garvin27]

Just started The God Delusion.

[DEADLYV3N0M]

I'm reading American Gods, great book!

[Azuchi]

Speaker of the Dead (Ender's Game Book 2)

[onsi]

American Gun by Chris Kyle

[Philcolwill]

Dune - Frank Herbert.. I've convinced myself that I can finally complete the collection of books, ( attempt number 7 in my life so far )

[liveon2legs]

One of the Beil books by Clarkson...

[ancalagon]

I've restarted reading The Wheel Of Time series... I made it to book 10 years ago and lost interest, but I've always wanted to finish it so I'm starting from scratch.

[joelan]

Old Man's War. Great sci-fi series and a very short read! Def recommend!

[PimpInDaHouse]

Just finished Slaughterhouse-Five and just started reading The Hobbit, and once I finish that I'm gonna read the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy series.

[ORM24]

Prince of Thrones

[jal77]

Just finished private L.A. by James Patterson. Good read can't wait for the next book.

[NZBme]

Thanks for all the recommendations

[dsmZA]

Neal Asher's - Agent Cormac stuff, pretty cool sci-fi series

[sharkfinger]

NYPD Red James Patterson very good book so far

[kittypurry]

For school:

Last Exit to Brooklyn - Hubert SelbyJr.
The Portable Beat Reader - Ann Charters
The Portable Sixties Reader - Ann Charters

For myself:

Inner Paths to Outer Space - Rick Strassman MD
Sacred Vine of Spirits: Ayahuasca - Ralph Metzer
Of Grammatology - Jacques Derrida
The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying - Sogyal Rinpoche

[lunareb]

reading masamune-kun no revenge

[ek49gi13fq84]

Iron Grey Sea - Taylor Anderson

[vwaddiction]

The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings

[fuerstin]

Saeculum and Erebos by Ursula Poznanski

[HogDouche]

The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings

Same here, awesome books

[cobain34]

Pretty much anything by Neil Gaiman

[Toadster]

I just finished reading Payback: Debt and the Shadow Side of Wealth by M. Atwood. Excellent non-fiction book about the concept of debt in religion, literature, and human relationships. It's a fast, fun, interesting read. Recommended.

http://www.amazon.com/Payback-Debt-Shadow-Side-Wealth/dp/0887848001

[ssmi01]

I've just finished The Witness by Nora Roberts. I was a really good read so I've just started Black Hills by the same author.

[azaboi]

I've been hit and miss with Nora Roberts and her J.D. Robb persona. Sometimes the books are fantastic, other times, I'm just a bit lost. You e-reader or paperback fan?

[BIGWORM]

Sort of cheating. Currently listening to Tokyo Vice in audiobook form.

[XeroNews]

Been rereading Frank Herbert's Dune series. I never could finish it when I was younger so I'm excited to finally find out what happens.

[lethe72]

Wizards first rule - Terry Goodkind

[a1422461]

Filth (can't wait to see the movie).

[ecstasyado]

Reading Godfather and for now its great

[jtomj]

rendezvous with rama

[erkins41143]

Just watched Ender's Game a few days ago and decided to read the book again.I haven't read the other books in the series yet.Are they as good as the first one?

[caretaker2k2]

My Electricity Bill !:cry:

[chucklechops]

The Luminaries by Eleanor Catton :wank:

[rs01]

The Selling of the Presidency, because everyone needs a little Dick Nixon in their life.

[ssmi01]

I've been hit and miss with Nora Roberts and her J.D. Robb persona. Sometimes the books are fantastic, other times, I'm just a bit lost. You e-reader or paperback fan?

I deliberately stayed away from her book series and went for the one-offs. Black Hills started really slowly, but it's certainly picked up the pace now. I really liked The Witness. I like having physical paperbacks in my hand, but I'm finding myself listening to more and more Audiobooks. I've even started listening to them in the car.

[Snifferson]

REading LOTR again!! Great book

[spindrift]

Hi. Im a big fan of the Simon Scarrow series about the Roman Empire. A real good read even if you dont like history type books. I also like Chris Carter who is a great detective novel writer. He only has a few books under his belt but they are books which are hard to put down.

[jam3sm]

Fifty Shades of Grey

[SgtMajor]

Some spam to get me to 2 posts+.

[GCM]

pirate cinema

[jam3sm]

Some spam to get me to 2 posts+.

Is that the one about the lame horse that against all odds wins the Grand National but then ends up as a can of processed meat? I'm upset just thinking about it.

[radicalnotion]

The Empty House by Caleb Azumah Nelson

[firepowergd]

The First Law -Joe Abercrombie.

[Bowzark]

I am reading Craig Johnson's "Walt Longmire Mysteries" series.

[obelisk]

I am reading A Distant Mirror by Barbara W. Tuchman. It is a historical account of the 14th century written as a narrative about a specific French Knight. She wanted to write about someone who there was enough known about that she could create a reasonable biography but not so privileged (like a royal) that their life would be so extraordinary there would be no insight into the common person.

[DEADLYV3N0M]

Just started the Dark Tower series... seems good so far!

[jphorx]

I highly recommend the Wool series by Hugh Howie (first book: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/12287209-wool). I've just read the second one and it's really interesting and accessible. A dystopian fiction, which I love!

[dpz]

The Game of Thrones series.

[zojuu]

Started reading 1984. Completely hooked

[MikeSmith298]

My previous was Wool, by Hugh Howie. Excellent. Currently reading the Artemis Fowl series, light reading, but very enjoyable

[Ryael]

Game of Thrones series

[timinhawaii]

I'm currently reading a History of the Vikings. Excellent

[parura]

Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy

[hex]

Just started reading Slayer 66 and a third!

[dadann]

The Name of the Wind (The Kingkiller Chronicle: Day One)... just awesome !

[fatcat72]

I am reading a book about john thaw

[megabyteme]

I am reading a book about john thaw

The little-known nemesis to Jack Frost.

[TheGlow]

The Name of the Wind (The Kingkiller Chronicle: Day One)... just awesome !

One of the very very few books I've read twice, and the only one on the list to read a 3rd time.
Once I'm done with these China Miéville books.

Highly recommend China. He has a lot of odd stuff.

[ek49gi13fq84]

Like a Mighty Army - David Weber

Its the 7th book in the Safehold Series.

[f4ustus]

Im Reading Warhammer 40k Books, i just love them at the Moment it isthe first book of the Night Lords from Aaron Dembski Bowden

[beansandcheese]

Advances in Credit Risk Modelling and Corporate Bankruptcy Prediction (Quantitative Methods for Applied Economics and Business Research ).

[megabyteme]

Advances in Credit Risk Modelling and Corporate Bankruptcy Prediction (Quantitative Methods for Applied Economics and Business Research ).

Wow, a post like this proves how "smart" you are. :yup:

[IdolEyes787]

Wow, a post like this proves how "smart" you are. :yup:

In my job as a FBI profiler,we call that a forensic countermeasure.

Of course I may be wrong and in that case as I've perused The Bible,I guess that makes me The Pope.:)

[DeadPoet]

140958

[Cubbie]

140985

[DeadPoet]

140987

[trogdor]

Anything on informers.com - Wake up America

[darkgcn14]

I only read wikipedia, and it's always random. Yesterday I was reading about the great northern war

[garjac]

im reading all these bloody posts

[breakfast]

141127

Long, exhausting, sometimes hard to follow, but really really entertaining

[dion09529]

World's Population

[Cuztom]

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