What are you currently reading?

Are you still talking about books?

 

I am, without a doubt, speaking about books.

I prefer the "cut version" of everything else, especially since the cut version doesn't affect the length.

 

Latin as in the language.

 

studying koine greek

 

I highly recommend this

 

I looked it up on Wikipedia and it does look good. I'll look for it next time I'm at the bookstore. Thanks!

 

Dante and Homer - at the same damn time

 

I'm in the midst of book 9 of the series I keep yakking about here...

Winter's Heart by Robert Jordan

(Prior to deciding to become a writer, he was a nuclear engineer...just a little info about this fantastic writer.)

 

The Oldest Dead White European Males - Bernard Knox

 

I finished re-reading parts of Parliament of Whores by P.J. O'Rourke. It's quite dated by now, at least the specifics are. The general hopelessness of government, however, seems to have changed little. Anyone interested in how government really works should give it a try, it's a good book to start with. Plus it's funny.

 

I'm reading God and the Afterlife which is a book about NDE's.

 

At the moment I'm reading Crank by Ellen Hopkins.

I enjoy her books. Love her writing style.

 

the cat who moved a mountain - lilian jackson braun
limits of vision - linda nagata

 

Charles Groenhuysen - Americans are not crazy (about Bush and baseball, crime and millionaires, churches and casinos, porn and politics)

 

The World Of Chess by Anthony Saidy and Norman Lessing. It chronicles the history of the game's development and tells stories about some of the characters involved in chess through the centuries. Interesting read.