What are you currently reading?

I started reading again..."Whatever" by Michel Houellbecq.

 

Neuromancer by William Gibson

 

endgame volume II Resistance by Derrick Jensen

 

Non-Fiction:

"The Jesus Revolution: Learning from Christs first followers" ~ Leith Anderson

"Family Sized Minimalism: Simlifying Life at Home" ~ Faith Janes

Fiction:

"Into The Free" ~ Julie Cantrell



Peace,
~ Mama

 

I just started reading "The Vampire Lestat", by Anne Rice...

 

The Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell.

 

Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury
and
"King Pest" by Edgar Allen Poe.

-BlkBks

 

The Holographic universe by Michael Talbot.

 

Law text book I have a midterm next week so not looking foward to it

 

A Blue Hand: The Tragicomic, Mind-Altering Odyssey of Allen Ginsberg, a Holy Fool, a Rebel Muse, a Dharma Bum, and His Prickly Bride in India by Deborah Baker

Language and Politics collected interviews of Noam Chomsky

 

1. F#@! it! The Ultimate Spirtual Way.

It's pretty cute...not too many new ideas if you're familiar with the Tao Te Ching, but a fun read that supports the general collapse of today's capitalitic, christian western mentality.

2. A New Earth.

I fought against it...and passed on "The Power of Now", but I can't deny this one. Easy to read and enlightening.

 

the power of now... yeah mixed feelings about it, but i did like it.
thanks ill check them both out, sounds like some more stuff id enjoy

 

just finished house of leaves. it.. was... awesome.

http://www.google.com/products/cata...a=X&ei=lo54T7CxCqPr0gHH4PW5DQ&ved=0CEsQ8wIwAg

 

Lenin, Stalin, and Hitler
The Age of Social Catastrophe

It's for school. It clears up common misconceptions.

 

i just ordered:
roofworld by christopher fowler
a canticle for liebowitz by Walter M. Miller
and the brothers karamazov by dostoyevsky

all depends which one arrives first, quite an eclectic mix. lookin forward to all of them

 

The Red Pony by Steinbeck.
Slowly plowing through all of his stuff. It's great.

He's written quite a lot.

 

Veebie, Steinbeck is one of my favorites. About 100 yrs ago (lol) when I first read "Grapes of Wrath", I knew I would read everything he wrote. For his day, not only was he gutsy to write what he did, but quite perceptive in an age that did not encourage true and clear thinking. (jmo, of course)

Right now I'm reading an oldish jewel I came across (aren't thrift stores great?)...
Colony by Anne Rivers Siddons

 

I started out with "The Pearl", and been hooked ever since!

His storylines are just so simple, tangible, easy. But before you know it you're in their clutches of intricate meaning and sat there, questioning life itself.

Thrift stores are great for gem finds! They're magical places, sure thing.
Also local dog and kitty kennels run book charities pretty often in my town. I try to filter my collection down to them every now and again :]

 

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Caroll

 

1.god isnt big
2.guide threw ideas