The Philosophy of Space and Time - Hans Reichenbach
Tough but nice book so far.
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The Philosophy of Space and Time - Hans Reichenbach
Tough but nice book so far.
nothing right now atm, but few days ago i finished with Dan Brown - Angels & Demons :thumbsup: Will sure read it again!
Magazines about economy for me.
Im reading now filesharingtalk, a great book by noobs.
Nearly finished "Shamans crossing" the first book in "Soldier Son" trilogy by Robi Hobbs,gonna pop down the library and see if I can find the second one.
Wow. This thread just reminded me that I haven't read a book in ages. The last one I've read though is Of Mice and Men.
currently rereading my raymond e. feist collection
would love to get my hands on the alliance of light series by janny wurts but cant find any in shops here and ordering off e-bay costs too much for shipping( couldn't afford)
im reading 'do androids dream of electronic sheep - Philip K. Dick' really good so far, think i might watch the film after :)
bill bryson, a complete history of nearly everything..the physics side is a bit waterd down for the masses...
reading how to make friends
All the Shah's Men - Stephen Kinzer...a book about why Iran hates us so much
The Overcoat and Other Short Stories - Nikolai Gogol
The New Short Story Theories - Charles E. May
Haha, my textbooks atm - exams coming up.
The Godfather by Mario Puzo
The Cambridge Companion to Modernism
I just read a book that came free in a box of Shreddies :smilie4:
"The Perfect Hamburger" :w00t:
im reading the dante club by mattew pearl. im about half way in and i think its pretty good for mystery murder type book.
Run to India- Krzysztof Mroziewicz
I'm on the Modern Library top 100. Just finished "Catch-22".
Next up: Ayn Rand - The Fountainhead
After: James Joyce - A portrait of the artist as a young man
Raymond E Fiest Series its awesome!!!
Also that Golden compass series wich is also awesome!
Da vinci - dan brown
Bliss and other stories - Katherine Mansfield
Pratchett's Wintersmith.
Got the second one in the series called "Into a dark realm"Quote:
Originally Posted by Gripper
Will get into it when I've finished "Cell" by Stephen King.
Tom Clancy - Sum of all Fears
Dubliners - James Joyce
Stephen King - dreamcatcher
the world
Rainis - Joseph and his brothers
The Kontiki Expedition - Thor Heyerdhal.
Haunted - Chuck Palahniuk
I'm reading (and writing a presentation about) a short story by Ursula Le Guin, The Ones That Walk Away from Omelas.
Re-reading "Talon of the Silver Hawk", "King of Foxes", and "Exile's Return", in preparation for reading "Flight of the Nighthawks"Quote:
Originally Posted by GripperGot the third one in the series called "Into a dark realm"Quote:
Originally Posted by Gripper
Will get into it when I've finished "Cell" by Stephen King.
What's the one after that then? :blink:
My bad:( "Into a dark realm" is the second book after "Flight of the nighthawks"Quote:
Originally Posted by BarbarossaRe-reading "Talon of the Silver Hawk", "King of Foxes", and "Exile's Return", in preparation for reading "Flight of the Nighthawks"Quote:
Originally Posted by Gripper
What's the one after that then? :blink:
Read so much stuff I forget where I am with Trilogy's and series.
It is the 2nd book in The Darkwar
The Good Soldier - Ford Madox Ford
The Enormous Turnip - Traditional
Flight of the Nighthawks is a bit slow. I'm nearly halfway through and nothing much seems to have happened yet :dabs:
the holy bible ... amen
:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by meo
Current title: The Zombie Surivial Guide by Max Brooks.
I've read Daniel H. Wilson's How to Survive a Robot Uprising which was pretty amusing, but Brooks ain't that great...:ermm:
Just finished the Sum of all Fears ... Great read :yup:
Already put a dent in the next book in the series, Debt of Honor.
7/12 read so far.
reading for an assignment Kafka's - The Metamorphosis