What are you reading right now?

'Nerds Who Kill' - Mark Richard Zubro

So far it is dragging for me, hope grows more in suspense as I continue...

 

Fight Club .. I am half way through and loving it!

 

i just got done reading that the other day actually. really mind opening book and so fun to read... i was sad when it was done. safe to say my mind was almost completley blown though and i have a whole new perspective on acid and drugs....

now im reading "Finding Your Way Home" by Melody Beattie... really good book and it came to me at a good time. all about finding your place in this world, and remembering how blessed+protected you are and how everyone has angels and god and their soul watching over them juuust the way their supposed to... and how you need to stay in tune with love and your heart, and everything will unfold perfectly. very inspiring stuff, gonna be a trip to stick with it but so far its making a loooot of sense.

 

naomi klein-no logo

i think for the 9th time.

for some reason i cant ever be bothered to buy new books or go to the library so i read those rare books i own for hundred times.

 

restraunt at the end of the universe

 

Ishmael. Anyone read it?

 

I think I'm about to start Pride and Prejudice. I saw a preview for the movie at the Corpse Bride and remembered my Junior and Senior year English teacher let our class go through all the old books in the high school book room that they were planning on throwing away and we ended up bringing home a ton and Pride and Prejudice happened to be in my stack and I still haven't read it.

 

read Ishmael... try some more of the same author, he is great!


now reading: Sheckley, Zelazny: Bring me the head of the Prince Charming (simply genious... for the fourth time, and I still get stomachake from laughing...)

 

now reading- Fear and loating on the campaign trail '72 by Hunter s Thompson,


Currently rocking!

 

A Respectable Army. It's about the Colonial military during the War for American Independance. It's interesting, but very stale reading.


It's also for a class.

 

I just Finished "on the road" by Jack Kerouac

 

Going postal by Terry Pratchett. ( Although when I think of Postal, I go postal + get on my PC + play Postal 2 lol ).

 

Harry Potter & the Sorcerers Stone

Ive never read any of them and my friend is pushing me to read all of em up to 4, unless I cant see the new movie

 

Beyond Good and Evil - Friedrich Nietzsche
The Vogue Book of Blondes - Vogue (Oddly enough Nietzsche's sister is mentioned in this.)

 

Fear Nothing


It's a pretty good book.

 

I'm currently (re) reading A Midsummer Night's Dream for a class and i'm starting The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath for leisure.

 

The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne.

freedbypeace--Ishmael is probably the most influential text I've ever read. definitely recommend The Story of B and My Ishmael as the other two of the trilogy.

 

Voided37: No, I've had a few good editors-- ones that didn't change a goddamn word! I always handed in clean copy-- no spelling or grammatical mistakes. But that was long ago when I still wanted to be a reporter. A few school board meetings will soon cure one of that. Mostly, I was a columnist and a feature writer. I really enjoyed human interest stories, but after a while the thrill of seeing ones name in print fades.


Now, I'm beginning my second novel and I'm my own editor.

BTW, I'm re-reading "The Way of Zen", by Alan Watts. Maybe, someday, some of it will sink in to this drunken, hell-raising Irishman's thick head.

 

I'm reading the vampire lestat by anne rice and harry potter and the half blood prince, but i really dont have the time to read either one.

 

on the road! shit hot