What are you currently Reading? (2 Viewers)

[Filadelphia]

im reading into the wild for english. ....anyone else reading it? what you think of it?

 

[genavania]

surprised by joy- CS LEwis

 

[fleepbasding]

Tell me im not the only one who has read FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS by Hunter S. Thompson and considers it the new Bible?

haha, it's a cool book. I'm not impressionable enough to consider it a bible, but yeah, funny book.

 

[walrusbear]

Tell me im not the only one who has read FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS by Hunter S. Thompson and considers it the new Bible?

you're one of many people
even on this board

it is pretty sweet

 

[nwatts]

Tell me im not the only one who has read FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS by Hunter S. Thompson and considers it the new Bible?

I had about a week after reading it where I knew my life's calling was to get high and write.

Unfortunately dissipated. </3

 

[fleepbasding]

I had about a week after reading it where I knew my life's calling was to get high and write.

Unfortunately dissipated. </3

re-read. now.

 

[karoooh]

Northanger Abbey - Jane Austen
The Tutorial History of Rome - Allcroft and Masom

 

[marshmellowgirl]

I just finsihed "incurable" by John Marsden

I love the Tomorrow Series!!

 

[jhakka]

Wolves of the Calla by Stephen King.

 

[KeypadSDM]

Wolves of the Calla by Stephen King.

Prepare for Keypad. I warned you.

Gold by Isaac Asimov. It's a good collection, his short stories are fantastic.

 

[jhakka]

Prepare for Keypad. I warned you.

Bahaha. I look forward to it.

 

[passion89]

The name of the rose - Umberto Eco

Awesome book

 

[renton]

anyone read trainspotting by irvine welsh. great movie but definitely best "post-fear and loathing" novel that's been written.

 

[walrusbear]

yeah it's a pretty good book
best irvine welsh by far, everything else was a weaker version

 

[absolution*]

karl marx - kapital vol 3. grrr.

 

[Trillium]

The Righteous Men. I don't know who wrote it- all i know is that's it's crime fiction and therefore evil. Well. At the moment.

Also, Matthew Reilly's Seven ancient wonders.... my copy was printed missing pages and messed up, so i had to wait for ages:mad1:
But it's good.

 

[Aznpsycho]

The Hyperion Omnibus it is, it resembles a wooden brick. There few words to describe the horror that is Father Hoyt's tale, and what Paul Dure did to himself. Maybe it would 'Oh my fucking god what did he just do to himself?'

I recommend it, just for this, and the Soldier's Tale.

 

[robo-andie]

The readers digest book of: STRANGE STORIES / AMAZING FACTS.

I really like it, there are heaps of things in here I never knew, and a lot of things I wanted to know. It's something you just pick up whenever you find yourself doing nothing, have a browse through and close the book, left with a feeling of satisfaction or amusement.

 

[cocopuk]

The readers digest book of: STRANGE STORIES / AMAZING FACTS.

I really like it, there are heaps of things in here I never knew, and a lot of things I wanted to know. It's something you just pick up whenever you find yourself doing nothing, have a browse through and close the book, left with a feeling of satisfaction or amusement.

ur book sounds really interesting ---- does it have pictures???
i refuse to read interesting books like that when its 900 pgs long and only 2 picutures in it ....


oh and i like to think that i'm currently reading the messenger by markus zusak but i've mislpaced the book somewhere =D

 

[nickyroony]

Re-reading the Axis trilogy by Sara Douglass again =O

I never liked fantasy/sci-fi books.. but I REALLY REALLY loved this series XD