chris r if you like Joseph Conrad read Heart of Darkness
whomever said Hemingway read The sun also rises(or was that T.S. elliot?)
I get all those dudes mixed up.
whoever just read Ender’s game needs to read the whole set; it’s a great series
Lord of the Rings - Fellowship of the ring
Just read Michael J Fox’s autobiography.
FHM
Dispatches - Michael Herr is a fantastic book.
Just finished - THe Minotaur Takes a Cigarette Break - Steven Sherrill
Just started - Choke - Chuck Palahnuik
and
101 Experiments in the Philosophy of Everyday Life - Roger Pol-Droit
Ranski
D-Day The sixth of June by Stephen Ambrose.
Just finished Dan “The DaVinci Code” Brown’s Deception Point, after reading “Digital Fortress.”
Now reading Abbott’s “Flatland” and the book on (can’t remember title) the development of Tolkien’s “Silmarillion” (boy does Galadriel have a confusing past).
About to pick up Sedgewick’s “The Black Prince” on Edward III’s son in 14th century.
Nice thread. Thanks for starting.
THe Lords of Discipline—Pat Conroy
“Seduced By Moonlight” - Laurell K. Hamilton. Supernatural “mythical” beings, warriors, and hedonistic sex - it doesn’t get any better than this.
“A Short History of the World” by Geoffrey Blainey
A biography of Winston Churchill
“Creative Destruction” by Tyler Cowen
“You Can’t Say That!” by David Bernstein
BostonBarrister:
How is “you cant say that.” I read the insert and it looked interesting.
Earnest Hemingway’s Biography by Kenneth S. Lynn
The Davinci Code
And I just dug into a book that discusses Tantra.
B.
All of my class books and then “Overcoming Law” by Richard Posner if I ever get a free second (about a month ago last time I touched it).
?Xtreme Sports Training ~ Renegade Style? - John Davies
In faith,
Matt
“Persecution”-David Limbaugh
and then I’ll start
“For Us, The Living” Robert Heinlein
Has anyone read Arundhati Roy’s God of Small Things?
Financial Accounting Management - for class.
I seem to only read non-fiction. Last two books I read were
The Ketogenic Diet
Ultimate Diet 2.0
both by Lyle McDonald.
I highly recommned both if you are interested in nutrition.
The Clash of Civilizations - Samuel Huntington
and
Candide - Voltaire
Im still working on the DR. Seuss box set I got for christmas…
Im on “green eggs and ham” right now…
No really --Clive Cusslers “Vahalla Rising”
I’m reading Chemistry:The Central Science, Asi es (Spanish textbook), and Physics for the Utterly Confused lol
Wild At Heart by John Eldridge. I would highly suggest it.
Me Solomon Grundy