What are you reading right now?

At the moment i'm reading Psychotic Reactions and Carburetor Dung - by Lester Bangs

 

Lies My Teacher Told Me- James W. Loewen

 

Good book...

 

That's awsome, I'm currently reading On The Road. The book is pure genius, what got you hooked on Kerouac? I plan to take a similar trip cross the country, prehaps this summer!!

 

I'm reading The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy again. I have an omnibus edition, containing all 5 books, currently up to 'Life, the Universe and Everything'.

 

I am reading the very same thing, only the first time around. ANd i am only a few chapters behind.

 

i'm about to start "Big Lies" by Joe Conason. it's about the conservative propaganda machine and how it distorts the truth. hopin this is good.

 

Last few I read: Kafka's Amerika, Anatole Broyard's Kafka was the Rage, Stephen King's Misery, and Michael Lewis's Moneyball. Currently enjoying Arthur Miller's autobiography, Timebends: A Life, which was bought for me a few months before his passing.

 

Another Roadside Attraction- Tom Robbins
that man is a genius

 

Am about to start Lonesome Traveller by Kerouac...Having read On the Road and the Dharma Bums (one of the best books Ive ever read )...kEROUAC is amazing, theres no one like him! He just makes you wanna get out there and travel doesn't he!?

And im gonna be reading as much Murakami as possible, after having read 'Norwiegan Wood' and 'South of the Border, West of the Sun' and loving both!

and theres also an author called Banana Yoshimoto who looks interesting

 

tuesdays with morrie, I olny just started but it seems like its gonna be good

 

just got done with: still life with the woodpecker by tom robbins


now reading: green mansions by w.h. hudson

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Shame by Salman Rushdie
Crónica de una muerte anunciada by G. G. Márquez
and The Anthology of Latin American Poetry
among many others I usually read many books at the same time.

 

I've been reading 3 books simultaniously. Chronicles by Bob Dylan, The Lost Boy by Dave Pelzer, and Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk.

IvSeenTwighlight: I did a book repot on Woodstock Nation for history class last semester, follwed by a huge project on Woodstock. Very good book indeed.

 

right now I'm reading The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test by Tom Wolfe, and also Fight Club by Palahniuk, although I have already read it many times. EKAT is so so very awesome so far!

 

I did notice the The Lost Boy was not nearly as effecting as A Child Called It.
I thought that I herd that Dylan is writing two more volumes of Chronicles.

 

The Communist Manifesto by Marx and Engels
Lenin: A Biography by Robert Service
The Politics by Aristotle
Critical Issues in Modern Religion
Ted Bundy and I Hunt For the Green River Killer by Robert Keppel
Che Guevara (I forgot the authors name)
The Holy Bible
Introduction to Philosophy

 

History of British Trade Unionism by Rob Sewell
and
History and Class Consciousness by Georg Lukacs
and
Nausea by Jean-Paul Sartre

the former two are quite informing. the latter is a novel by a genius.

 

"Bob Dylan" by anhtony scaduto i dont know if its making me like dylan more or less but it's one of the first biographys i haven't desicded to skip a few pages out of pure boredom.

 

Shards of a Broken Crown by Raymond Feist