What are you reading right now?

Just finished Kramer vs Kramer.
it's a nice book. 7/10

now reading: William Peter Blatty - The Exorcist

 

the wasp factory - iain banks . best book ive read , i havent read many tho

 

i am reading -les identités meurtriéres- by amin maalouf at these days.he tells about his understanding of identity in this book.i am still reading it but i loved the way how he tells his thoughts;its clear,fluent,and bright.i proposed it to a strongly-nationalist teacher of mine while she was talking vindictively about the other nationalities,like she always does. she was suffering from emotional constipation,i hope shell read this book and feel better and relaxed than.

 

seventh book of harry potter... YES I'MA NERD!

 

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I am That - Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj such a crazy book on philoshapy and hinduism
The Complete Fabulously Furry Freak Brothers Volume One - Gilbert Shelton

 

A supposedly academic Hemingway biography.

 

Bushwhacked: Life in George W. Bush's America by Molly Ivins & Lou Dubose

I just started it, but so far a good read

 

Made love Got war by Norman Soloman.Great book!

 

I've just finished a book.. about 15 minutes ago.. and now I am probably going to start reading something by Edward Stachura again.. maybe 'Fabula rasa' if I'll find it.. Has anybody heard of Stachura? He's really one of a kind
Peace

 

Defect by Will Weaver.

 

"searching for the sound: my life with the grateful dead", by phil lesh.

 

Just finished that book MG. I really liked Phil's perspective on things


Right now I am reading Terry Brooks - Sword of Shannara

 

right now i am reading Visions of Cody by Kerouac.
its an amazing book:}:}:}

 

Rereading the Old Man and the Sea by Hemingway, also Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman.

 

eat, pray, love

 

I'm reading The dwarves by Heitz. Great Tolkienlike fantasy about dark beerdrinking hairy axewielders

 

The Day After Roswell by Col. Philip J. Corso. IF what I'm reading is the truth, then...

:leaving:

 

I'm reading True At First Light by Ernest Hemingway. It was edited by his son, and like true Hemingway prose and fashion it blurs the lines between memoir and story-sweeping fiction.

It's perfect so far. It has just the right amount of rhinoceros stampeding narrow escapes, Kamba-filled cultural quirks and romantic sub-plot woes.

(Don't you love how Hemingway always makes romance in a novel out to be a minor subplot?)

Anyway, this book was published in 1999, well after his death. I am about half way through, and I love the book. I've always wanted to go to Kenya someday. I'd recommend this book to anyone who wants to learn a bit more about Africa and who wants to get a good sense of the beautiful scenery.

 

I'm reading Steven Colbert's I Am America And So Can You, its right wicked.