What are you reading right now?

The Complete Works of Arthur Rimbaud
&
On the Road- Jack Kerouac

 

Their Eyes Were Watching God-Zora Neale Hurston

 

The Shining by Stephen King

 

The Da Vinci Code -Dan Brown

 

I'm reading The Hobbit by JRR Tolkin, and it is awsome. I remember reading it when I was young, but now since I saw the lord of the rings, i needed to read it again. Plus, the lord of the rings are awsome as well.

 

I just started 'Lucky' by Alice Sebold. It is a memoir of her rape.

 

I'm reading J.R.R. Tolkien's The Silmarillion. It's awesome so far, I love his writing! I don't care if it's one big history lesson, it's the best one I ever got since it's the history of Middle-Earth.

 

"Volume IX: Modern Philosophy From the French Revolution to Sartre, Camus, and Levi-Strauss" - Fredrick SJ Copelston

 

Silent Spring- Rachel Carson

 

Right now I'm reading On The Road by Jack Kerouac.
I really love it!

 

I'm now reading In My Sister's Country, by Lise Haines, and Holy Cow!, by Sarah Macdonald. Both the books are really good and I'm having a hard time choosing which one I should read first.

 

Right now I'm reading The Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro, which is one of the most beautifully written books. It reads like poetry. I just finished this book taking the quantem leap by Dr. Fred Alan Wolf which was amazing. It makes you think a lot about the universe and what a vital role we all play in creating all of our individual realitys. The author of the book was interviewed in the movie what the $@#! do we know. I don't know if anyone has seen it, it was an inde fick in Oregon, but it's slowly making it's way back east. Both are wonderful books, also anything by Richard Brautigan or Kurt Vonnegut.

 

I'm almost done with "Che Guevara, A revolutionary life" by Jon Lee Anderson.

And just starting "Notes from the Underground and The Grand inquisitor" by Fyodor Dostoevsky

 

I'm reading "Die leiden des jungen Werthers" (Goethe) but I've almost finished it. Tomorrow I'll start reading "Hamlet" .


Love!

 

The Invivible Landscape- Terence and Dennis McKenna

Absolutly incredible, but rather dense. Oh well, thats the McKenna boys for ya. If you can find the book, pick it up, its rather rare though. I couldn't find it at borders, had to go to Amazon.com Another good one by them is Food of the Gods. Check it out.

 

Macbeth-Shakespeare.....what can I say about it????

 

Last night I began to read Hard Times by Charles Dickens. So far, so good!

 

Ancestors of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley and when I'm thru with that Hellhounds on Their Trail - Tales from the Rock n Roll Graveyard by R. Gary Patterson

 

AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A FACE by Lucy Greely.
Autobiography about a 9-year old who gets cancer in her jaw and has 3/4 of her jaw removed. It tells about growing up looking abnormal. It's really sad. It was a summer reading recommendation for my school.