What are you reading right now?

Discussion in 'Books' started by Ellis, Jun 3, 2004.

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  1. Spoonybard

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    In addition to The Great Gatsby, I'm also re-reading Animal Farm.
     
  2. Simulato

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    I'm currently reading two books. One is The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time by Mark Haddon, and the other is Titus Groan by Mervyn Peake. Both are very, very good.
     
  3. FreakyJoeMan

    FreakyJoeMan 100% Batshit Insane

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    Actually, I changed my mind, now I'm readin A Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking
     
  4. pink floyd

    pink floyd carousing&ransacking

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    Naked Lunch: The Restored Text
    by William S. Burroughs
     
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    DHARMA BUMS:Kerouac




    3rd time im reading this book......it's even better than the first two times.......thanks to my vitamins TH&C
     
  6. yazzi

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    "Gold" by Isaac Asmiov.
    AMAZING writer!
     
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    Cannabis, a history


    I wanted to discover if there is evidence of Cannabis being indigeneous to North America.

    Well the evidence is scant.
    There is some evidence that there was a form of Cannibis here, but that it was niether Sativa nor Indica.
    Several early explorers claim to have seen it already here, and some evidence of Cannabis exists in Pre-Columbian burial mounds.
    But where is it now? What happened to it?
    The book doesn't go into it; except to acknowledge that Cannabis Sativa arrived with the early Conquistadors and quickly spread to all parts of temperate and tropical America.
     
  8. moonlightdelerium

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    Pride and Prejudice- Jane Austen. She was a very intelligent woman, you can tell just from her writing.
     
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    Living Downstream-Sandra Steingraber

    Doors of Perception-Huxley
    HeavenandHell- "
    Silent Spring-Carson
    My Ishmael- Daniel Quinn


    I start a lot o book and pick them up and read wherever I last left them, I've got commitment issues.:)

    life and love
     
  10. SvgGrdnBeauty

    SvgGrdnBeauty only connect

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    eh...what do you think of Silent Spring so far...I liked the subject but I thought sometimes it just got damned boring...
     
  11. marywasaperv

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    My dad gave me Thomas Mann's "Confessions of Felix Krull" & I'm very much enjoying it so far..
     
  12. maryjaneguitargurl

    maryjaneguitargurl I am just like you.

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    this thread.


    peace
    chickens
     
  13. *Doormouse

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    I agree Svg, Silent Spring did slop on the zzzzzzzzzzzzzz..... often, but then again it isn't novel.I thought it was a nice flow to it for an info book. Plus I felt I needed to read the 'founding mother' book first.


    I just was reading Living Downstream for a moment(as is my reading style- chapter and obsorb: ) That author Steingraber, studied under Rachel Carson, it is a bit more recent, but also a bit same zzzzzzzz....., but I desire to know so a bored a shall go ( sorry had to make it ryhme.. that time:)

    Life and Love
    I'll finish one of these books.....someday
     
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    I agree Svg, Silent Spring did slop on the zzzzzzzzzzzzzz..... often, but then again it isn't novel.I thought it was a nice flow to it for an info book. Plus I felt I needed to read the 'founding mother' book first.


    I just was reading Living Downstream for a moment(as is my reading style- chapter and obsorb: ) That author Steingraber, studied under Rachel Carson, it is a bit more recent, but also a bit same zzzzzzzz....., but I desire to know so a bored a shall go ( sorry had to make it ryhme.. that time:)


    I'll finish one of these books.....someday, I usually end up just getting a reading jones one night and finish them off

    Life and Love
     
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    Started reading "Helter Skelter" now, 600pg account of the Manson Family murders. Very good so far but don't know if I'll stick with it if it gets bogged down in courtroom boredom. Anyone read it?
     
  16. Experience Haze

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    i finished Too Good to be Forgotten by David Obst, it was a good book. finished it in one day:) now i am reading Flashbacks, an autobiography by Timothy Leary
     
  17. Nisha

    Nisha Forlorn.

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    yellow shirt and um.. undies
     
  18. Maes

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    Max Scheler- Ressentiment
     
  19. Flutterby

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    I can never read just one book at a time...I just can't do it.

    Right now I'm reading...
    Henderson the Rain King
    Women Who Run With The Wild Wolves
    Tao Te Ching
    and some book on different massage techniques.
    It all depends what kind of mood I'm in.
     
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    I'm reading Dune Messiah (Dune Chronicles bk. 2) by Frank Herbert, and Good Omens, by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett.
     
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