What are you reading right now?

The Ultimates is a great series of comic books (just got back to reading comics after a ten year break... comics grew up! )

Currently reading Thud by Pratchett (two thumbs up, deffo among his usual standard, still only halfway through it tho')

 

I am reading "Chess Bitch, Women in the ultimate Intellectual Sport." by author Jennifer Shahade. I give it 4 stars out of five, and five stars if you are a serious chess enthusiast wanting to learn about womens competitive chess in the world. The author is a woman chess grandmaster writing about women chess grandmasters. It is an interesting read.

 

The Ego and Its Own , written by Max Stirner

 

"The Picture Of Dorian Gray" Oscar Wilde

 

The Power of NOW by Ekharte Tolle, it is an amazing self-help book, it is recommended by Oprah and more than million copies of it were sold in the last 6 years. And it was translated to 30 languages!

It is the real deal! I bought it from Virgin Megastore but you can buy it from amazon too.

 

now?


no logo - naomi klein
the rupublic - plato
a nietzsche reader, and
the history of impressionism

i am a bit of a grazer with books. i get really into them but i like to mix things up, so i always have a few on the go at any given time.

 

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley

 

Anne Frank's diary.

 

I'm still reading Jonathon Livingston Seagull but am also reading an issue of "Tricycle: A buddhist review," & "On Death & Dying" by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross.

 

laurel's Kitchen... a vegetarian cookbook and nutritian guide..

 

Don't steal this book (quote). I felt like quoting him for my novel since it's an ebook and easier than shoplifting at the bookstore, but I've already gotten in enough trouble with my self-promotion.

Robert Eggleton
"Rarity from the Hollow"

 

I am reading Nuclear War Survival Skills by Cresson H. Kearny and Vultures in Eagles Clothing by Lynne Meredith. They were a bit hard to find but are quite interesting tho a bit science fiction like.

 

Noble House by James Clavell, the literary legend.

 

the pillars of the earth by ken follett

 

I finished this week The Mists of Avalon (that i was reading for the second time)


and now i hope to buy the Chronicles of Arthur

 

a 1917 Travel magazine......see what I missed out on

 

Catch 22 - Its ok, but i don't understand why its a 20th century classic.

 

Ship of Magic by Robin Hobb. She's my favourite writer at the moment. i had to get all her books after reading her first series.

 

My Life: The Presidential Years by Bill Clinton. It's interesting and gives me a lot more insight into the happenings during his administration. But it is a book by a politician..

 

Dance, Recover, Repeat.
It reminds me sooooo much of me and my two best friends...