This is a thread to share which books you are currently enjoying. For me, I'm reading and trapped in three.
"Twenty-first century Plague: The Story of SARS."
"The Dead Hand"
and
"Saddam's Bomb maker"
next up on my list is:
"Final Exam: A surgeons reflection on Mortality."
"Plz don't call NASA on me I'm afraid of astronauts dude" - DJ-Ri (2015)
Walden: A Life in the Woods by Henry David Thoreau.
I hate English.
The Shrinking Man by Richard Matheson.
I am still mid-way through The Road To Reality by Roger Penrose also, but that needs large amounts of undisturbed time to enjoy to it's potential.
Piss
Chose to read "a brave new world" for a school project so I'm currently working on reading that.
Currently I'm not reading anything, but I might go back and start the Artemis Fowl series over again...
daodejing the men are from mars women from venus women by charles bukowski some gucking poetries you knwo the dealy boiye
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I just finished reading the hunger games trilogy, and now im reading "The Obsidian Blade" a recently new book.
so far it's cool.
play Etehfowr Against
I'm currently reading Sword Art Online Book #7. I got hook.
I was reading the Color Purple for English.
And by read I mean use my knowledge of the movie to pass my tests with 100's
A metric shit-ton of things for school, and then when I get the chance, Michael Chabon's Telegraph Avenue and Joseph Campbell's The Hero With a Thousand Faces.
I'm re reading Life of Pi having just seen it at the cinema, great read.
The Game.
Freakonomics.
It's a fantastic book on the hidden side of the economy and cause-effect.
I'm currently reading the Accel World Light Novel series by Reki Kawahara.
I'm also reading The Wheel Of Time series by Robert Jordan, slowly but surely.
I'm currently reading "Leaving Home" by David French, "Of Mice and Men" by John Steinbeck, and "Fahrenheit 451" by Ray Bradbury. Only reading them for the exams. The first 2 books for my English exam and the last book for Science ISU (Independent Study Unit) for literally.
The Aquariums of Pyongyang - true story of a guy who spent 10 years in a North Korean prison camp from age 9, eventually he defected to South Korea.
Pretend not to care about anything, but be bothered by everything.
You may be fast on the roads but it's no use on the track.
I'm currently reading Clockwork Prince by Cassandra Clare
'Ontdekking van de Hemel' by Harry Mulisch.
About 900 pages and halfway through.
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green eggs and ham, page 6
you fuckers better not spoil it, this shit is intense
Everything in this post is wrong.
I'm sorry, Jumbe, but you're fucking ugly -Amaranthus
Stephen King - Under the Dome
Very good psychological thriller. I like the narrative where it follows several different characters in mini chapters. It's the way I've been writing my own novel, so it's good to see an author like King do it as well.
Mark Kermode - The Good, The Bad and the Multiplex: What's Wrong With Modern Movies
Film critic writing about how 3D is crap and how modern movies are shite. Interesting read.
Some people feel content to pour syrup on shit and call it pancakes their whole lives.
Just finished Les Misérables for English. Better than I expected.
You look nice today.
This guy brutally sodomizes me.
Cereal is pretty cool. If you're cool you'll add me on Steam. Also, Letterboxd.
At 1/25/13 11:10 AM, Jester wrote: Just finished Les MisÃf©rables
oh shit newgrounds what are you doing
You look nice today.
This guy brutally sodomizes me.
Cereal is pretty cool. If you're cool you'll add me on Steam. Also, Letterboxd.
I'm reading Letters to Penthouse VI
I finished Ulysses not too long ago.
HE ATE THE GREEN EGGS AND HAM HOLY SHIT
Everything in this post is wrong.
I'm sorry, Jumbe, but you're fucking ugly -Amaranthus
I'm currently reading Cry The Beloved Country
Currently reading four books. Gets hard keeping track of them all.
"The Complete Novels of George Orwell"
"Atlas Shrugged" by Ayn Rand
"The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon" by Stephen King, and
"Game of Thrones" by George RR Martin
I'm reading through Death Note for the 4th time in a year.
