The Lone Star Ranger by Zane Grey (published 1915) Not to be confused with the classic The Lone Ranger of radio and TV fame. Much better written than you'd expect of a classic western ...(except the few female characters, which are pretty shallow...and the love interest's are even more so). I started getting into these old books as I found myself driving a lot lately. Some days, I just wasn't in the mood for tunes/radio. Librivox offers a free app that plays Audio books from the public domain (i.e. free).
You know I used to be a voracious reader.But I think I've only read about 3 books this year.Currently I am getting through "Transform Your Life,A Blissful Journey" by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso.It's a Buddhist dharma text.
trying to get into fantasy literature, just nearing the end of elantris by brandon sanderson on the reccomendation of a friend, its not too bad at all.
i enjoyed elantris. if you like branden sanderson, you might like the name of the wind by patrick rothfuss.
thank you, i see that that is available on audiobook as well, which is often a deciding factor for me, as i spend a lot of the day walking about with nothing to listen to, but not as much spare time as i'd like to sit and read. the bloke who reccomended brandon sanderson to me also reccomended a fantasy writer whose name escapes me its was eric...something, something sort of nordic sounding, i seem to remember, i don't suppose you would know who that was? . he was absolutely raving about him.
not sure who that would be. have you read robert jordan's wheel of time series yet? branden sanderson actually wrote the last 3 books in the series after robert jordan died.
Book I'm reading now: Essence (The Witches Prophecy) Daniel is in love with Sara, and she loves him too. The problem? Sara is lying in a hospital bed with a death sentence that's slowly counting down the days. Daniel knows every minute with Sara is precious, but he also wants Sara to retain the person she used to be before she was sick. Daniel will do anything he has to savor those moments. Daniel will even read to Sara her favorite subject of vampires. He isn't even sure where the journal came from. One thing he knows is that once he begins reading the story to Sara both of them become captivated to the point that putting the journal down before finishing is simply not going to happen. :2thumbsup:
The Host by Stephenie Meyer This is the same author that wrote that (horrible) Twilight series. This book is considered science fiction and I have quite enjoyed it. You would never know the same author wrote this book as well as the T series.
Razón y revolución - filosofía marxista y ciencia moderna -Alan Woods and Ted Grant Original title - Reason in Revolt - marxist philosophy and modern science
When Nietzsche Wept by some Jewish author. It's interesting if you're into Nietzsche. Especially because you get the rare opportunity to witness Nietzsche's philosophy in context of the human demeanour. The book, writing and authour however seem incredibly pretentious and inflated.
Eiffel's Tower about France's 1889 World's Fair and the exploits of Eiffel, Buffalo Bill, Annie Oakley, Whistler, Gaugahn, Van Gogh, Otis (the elevator man), Edison, etc. Indian Givers about what the New World Indians gave to the world.