What are you reading

[Xavier Dredo]

 

[VeLoRoK]

@bwhite220

 

[bwhite220]

@bwhite220

That's my favorite book!

 

[Jim D]

That's my favorite book!

I saw your picture on page 10, 11, 12...I think there was a whole chapter dedicated to you!

 

[bwhite220]

I saw your picture on page 10, 11, 12...I think there was a whole chapter dedicated to you!

I wasn't going to bring that up (#humble) but since it's out there - it's one of my most precious accomplishments.

 

[nc_6789]

Getting ready to start this

 

[NMPokerDealer]

Getting ready to start this

Could be a good read, send it to me when you finish it, if you think it’s worth it.

 

[nc_6789]

Could be a good read, send it to me when you finish it, if you think it’s worth it.

Definitely will bro!

 

[Trenton]

My wife and I are listening to Second Hand Curses on audible right now. It's an interesting take on the whole fairy tale genre.

 

[VeLoRoK]

Did you know there are Batman novels? Well, one at least that I started the other night.

Google Search

Batman: No Man's Land, Book

 

[VeLoRoK]

Now reading Michael Chabon's "the Mysteries of Pittsburg."

 

[irratebass]

Did you know there are Batman novels? Well, one at least that I started the other night.

Google Search

Batman: No Man's Land, Book

How was Bats?

 

[VeLoRoK]

How was Bats?

It wasn't bad. Like an action novel (like a Tom Clancy or something).

 

[irratebass]

Just started

 

[VeLoRoK]

Just started

 

[Rabidawise]

I started reading the Aliomenti Saga by Alex Albrinck. The beginning of the first book was a bit cheesy, but by the end of the first/beginning of the second it's hitting it's stride and becoming a good read!

 

[Rupe]

I have never had the pleasure of reading any of Hunter S. Thompson’s stuff and now I see why he is so highly regarded. This is a nice blend of things he has written for Rolling Stone, The National Review and other publications in the 60’s and 70’s. I’m currently about 3/4 of the way through and can definitely say that I’ve become a fan.

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[Xavier Dredo]

I have never had the pleasure of reading any of Hunter S. Thompson’s stuff and now I see why he is so highly regarded. This is a nice blend of things he has written for Rolling Stone, The National Review and other publications in the 60’s and 70’s. I’m currently about 3/4 of the way through and can definitely say that I’ve become a fan.

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You should read “Hell’s Angels” and “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas”. I revisit both about every 5 years.

 

[irratebass]

Just started

This book was ridiculous, this easily could've been done within the pages of Decibel magazine, it's basically other heavy metal artists telling their love for Judas Priest........nothing was new here, and in between said stories there were comic interpretations of classic Priest songs or albums.......avoid at all costs or just borrow from a friend, who was suckered into buying this......I was suckered.

Started at lunch & finished at the shop last night (was a slow night)

Just started

 

[ledelman]

I am reading “Grapes of Wrath” with a Padron 5000

Great combo. And yes the ending is haunting.


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