Currently i'm reading 'N or M' and 'Seven Dials Mystery' written by Agatha Christie.
currently reading: In defense of food by michael pollan
planning on: The Omnivores dilema by michael pollan
I just started "The Strangers in the House," a mystery by Georges Simenon...........
I'm reading: Sing You Home by Jodi Picoult but I have to also start True History of the Kelly Gang by Peter Carey for uni
I am currently reading Under the Dome by Stephen King......What a goodie I might add.
Just started reading "Unbearable Lightness: A Story of Loss and Gain" by Portia De Rossi. So far it's intriguing. She discusses how she began modelling as a child and later develops an eating disorder, all the while being afraid that people will find out about her sexuality.
I just finished reading 'Dismantling the Big Bang'. It presents an objective view of the Big Bang, showing how the theory does not endure the scrutiny of actual science and the Laws of Physics.
The Grand Chessboard by Zbigniew Brzezinski
Brzezinski is a formidable geostrategist, NSA under Carter and Trilateral Commission/CFR member. A must read to understanding geostrategy and American Imperialism.
In virtue of being a cold-blooded political realist, Brzezinski knows full well that Islamism will never pose a tangible threat to the United States. As far as America is concerned, Islamism is nothing more than a bogeyman, an imaginary affliction, with which to frighten a notoriously simple-minded American population into submission so as to make it relinquish its own civil liberties.
I'm reading some books by Issac Asimov. I've just finished the robot series (besides the first two) and I'm beginning the foundation series.
I have been reading "How to live three sixty five days a year"
I'm reading Sick City by Tony O'Neill. It's a pretty fast read about the underbelly of L.A.. Drugs, sex, millions of dollars and one sex tape.
I am happy to say I have found time to read a book for enjoyment because it is entertaining and in vignettes, so it is great for starting and stopping at random times during the day, or rather night: "Writers Gone Wild" by Bill Peschel.
I'm a throw back to the turn of the century! I just finished reading Jane Eyre.
it has been my practice for years, to read more than one book at a time. it gives me a change of pace and rythm in my reading so i can read longer. i am presently reading the last surgeon by michael palmer, a fluff murder mystery, and the art of war by sun tzu, a classic that i've always been curious about.
I just finished Shantaram, by Gregory David Roberts. What a ride!
Although it doesn't list as autobiographical, it does seem to closely follow the author's life from Australia, prison, escape, Bombay, Afghanistan, and then back to India. In real life he returned to prison and completed his sentence, and now resides in Bombay, although this part is not in the book.
Very long but WELL worth the time.
by Keith Abt 6 years ago
I've seen a few forum threads/questions about reading lately - asking what types of books you like to read, or how many you've read in the past year, etc....but none have simply asked: what book are you reading right now? So c'mon, bookworms, tell us what you got. I'll start:Currently: A...
by Mohan Kumar 10 years ago
What book are you reading currently?I'm in the habit of having two or three books on the go at the same time: 'Thinking fast and slow' by Daniel Kahneman, Lee Child's 'The Affair' and 'The Years Best Science Fiction' by Gardner Dozois. What book(s) are you reading now?
by torimari 13 years ago
So, we've been living 2010 now for almost 6 months.I'm a considerable book-a-holic and find it always interesting to see what I've read throughout a year.---------------------------------Anyway, what books have you read so far this year?What were your feelings on them?Do you have a list or idea of...
by chassett 4 years ago
So what's everyone reading this summer?Some months ago, I picked up Patricia Cornwell's The Scarpetta Factor and am finally getting around to reading it. You?Another question: Do you read via a Kindle or Nook device, or are you a fan of the paperback or hardcover book-book?CHW, fan of paperbacks
by Lois Ryan 8 years ago
What book are you currently reading?I am reading Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte. Trying to read more of the classics and love it so far.
by Dreamer at heart 12 years ago
Are you writing a book?
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