What book or books are you reading now?

[Coffee]

I am reading The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown and What it takes to be #1 by Vince Lombardi.

 

[TropicThunder]

Preacher.

Okay, it's a graphic novel, but still. Better than alot of books I've read in my time.

ps. The Lost Symbol is a good one for sure.

 

[Coffee]

Hey Tropic. Have you read Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter? Good Book.

 

[ali32]

'Never let me go' by Kazuo Ishiguro

 

[Whoviantrekkie]

So Long and Thanks for All the Fish by Douglas Adams

 

[Bugman]

The Federalist, by J. R. Pole.

I recently picked up a 50th Anniversary Edition of Gordon W. Prange's At Dawn We Slept for cheap on Amazon. I'll probably start on that before I finish the first book.

 

[AngelOfDarkness]

House Rules by Jodi Picoult.

 

[Knox The Hatter]

'The Day Lincoln Was Shot', by Jim Bishop. I'm reading the paperback edition, which dates back to 1955, and it shows, parts of the book are coming apart. I got it at my fave used book store for a quarter. It's really a great narrative; it reads like a good crime drama. In other words, it's far more mature than anything you bought from the Scholastic Book Services.

 

[Aimee]

darkly dreaming dexter by jeff lindsay

 

[Bugman]

'The Day Lincoln Was Shot', by Jim Bishop. I'm reading the paperback edition, which dates back to 1955, and it shows, parts of the book are coming apart. I got it at my fave used book store for a quarter. It's really a great narrative; it reads like a good crime drama. In other words, it's far more mature than anything you bought from the Scholastic Book Services.

That one is new to me. I hope there is a copy to be had.

 

[Snail Shell]

100 Bullets by Brian Azzarello.

Snail Shell

 

[Carsomyr]

I just finished reading "The Predictioneers Game" by Bruce Bueno de Mesquita.

Yesterday I started reading "The Lost Symbol" by Dan Brown. It's pretty damn lame so far, so I'm kinda hoping it gets better...

 

[tickmankyle1]

my medicine by irvin rosenfeld

 

[Cosmo_ac]

Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. To say preachy would probably be an understatement.

 

[meangry]

I have a huge collection sitting on my shelf, be it from on whim purchases, be it for courses, be it because the professors had too much stock and were willing to part. I think, when I get back home, I am either going to start the Border Trilogy from McCarthy, or I will focus on transcendentalism from Emerson, Thoreau, and the like.

Need to get my mental edge back, so that should help me ease my way back into Derridan deconstruction, like I was heavily before I got lazy.

 

[kopfhorer]

I'm re-reading Crackpot by filmmaker John Waters. Originally got it at a garage sale years ago, found it while cleaning house. I was fascinated by his chapter about successfully teaching a film course in a Maryland prison as well as his capsule reviews of selected "art films" of the late 20th century.

 

[me4o]

High Fidelity by Nick Hornby and No Sugar by Miranda Ibanez.

 

[chicago]

 

[sasaxrah]

Idiot's Guide to College Algebra . Obviously this is not a fun book.

 

[ali32]

Just about to start 'The Passage' by Justin Cronin.

 

[TklDuo-Ann]

"Dreamweaver" by....my sister-in-law. It's not published yet, but should be soon. Aside from that, I haven't done any real reading in a bit.