So what'cha readin'???

[Bowhnter]

I haven't read a book in years...a lot of years...but over the last few days... The Man From The Broken Hills by Louis L'Amour.

 

[Simoun]

Fable for Another Time by Louis Ferdinand Céline.

 

[tobby4]

The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt right now....

 

[njstone]

Star Wars: Heir to the Empire

 

[strife]

Reading "Coraline" by Neil Gaiman (Hehehe, Alfonso gifted me the book. I love the movie)

Huge Gaiman fan here, his "Sandman" comic series was awesome. If you haven't read them you can get them in graphic novel format at your local shop.

 

[Shmear]

Huge Gaiman fan here, his "Sandman" comic series was awesome. If you haven't read them you can get them in graphic novel format at your local shop.

Cool!

 

[Gordy]

right now im reading this book Ceremony... not bad... structured oddly

 

[JonHarky]

dan brown the lost symbol

 

[Simoun]

right now im reading this book Ceremony... not bad... structured oddly

by Leslie Marmon Silko?

 

[Moro]

Does GotMead's "Newbee's Guide to Making Mead" count?

 

[cc jefe]

Valhalla Rising by Clive Cussler, great read...

 

[tsimonitis]

This Republic of Suffering by Drew Gillipin Faust....excellent read for Civil War buffs, not for a casual history reader

 

[criollo]

From time to time I try to keep up with my less-than-fluent Spanish. Right now I am reading "Veinte Poemas de Amor y una Cancion Desperada" by Pablo Neruda.

( I read Spanish much better than I speak it, and I speak it much better than I can understand it when others are speaking!)

 

[Drac]

currently reading Glenn Becks "Arguing with Idiots"

 

[Simoun]

Normance by Louis Ferdinand Céline.

 

[ealfotd]

Rise to Globalism by Stephen Ambrose

 

[srduggins]

Just finished "A Feast for Crows" by George R. R. Martin - so when is he coming out with the next book in the series?

Just started The Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan.

 

[Moro]

From time to time I try to keep up with my less-than-fluent Spanish. Right now I am reading "Veinte Poemas de Amor y una Cancion Desperada" by Pablo Neruda.

( I read Spanish much better than I speak it, and I speak it much better than I can understand it when others are speaking!)

Excellent read!

 

[Saully]

Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. I'd planned to read it "someday," ever since I saw "Who is John Galt" written on a bridge near my high school. Waited only 40+ years.

 

[criollo]

Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. I'd planned to read it "someday," ever since I saw "Who is John Galt" written on a bridge near my high school. Waited only 40+ years.

Saully:

I haven't read that one yet. I too have a list of books to read "someday." I have also discovered that sometimes "someday" is too late. I finally got around to reading "Catcher in the Rye" when I was about 40. I concluded that if you don't read it while you're still a teen, you may as well not bother. lol.

I suspect that Atlas Shrugged has more staying power.