Hurray! Madonna Reads!

Wasn't that fun, all you Madonna freaks? Seeing Madonna on my most fave kiddies BBC program Blue Peter? Sure was a surprise to me!

Anyways!


I am reading Mister Monday by Garth Nix, book one out of a series I am starting to like way more than Harry Potter.

"Plan of Attack" by Bob Woodward

About to start King of Torts ~ John Grisham

"Slander" by Ann Coulter

About to start Catch22

The Anti-Chomsky Reader - much better and much more scholarly than I was expecting, given David Horowitz's involvement.
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Build your own metalworking shop from scratch, book 1 The charcoal Foundry

I'm reading 'Clash of Kings' by George R. R. Martin, it's second volume of 'the Song of Fire and Ice'. Very good epic fantasy.

Ana Funder's Stasiland. It's a collection of stories of life in the GDR. It's an essential insight into the totalitarian regime and, whether intended or not, is also a warning about the manipulation of truth, the erosion of civil liberties and the consequences of perpetual surveillance.

Angels and Demons by Dan Brown

Ecstatic Trance
New Ritual Body Postures
A Workbook

by : Felicitas D. Goodman & Nana Nauwald

Just finished "Memoirs of a geisha" by arthur golden.....good stuff

The Tin Drum - Gunter Grass

"The High King" By Lloyd Alexander. It's the final book in The Chronicals of Prydain series- classic "children's" fantasy series. It was my favorite growing up and I'm almost done re-reading it.

I've been on a reading binge these past two weeks
I've spent almost every free minute crawling up
with some food and drink and a (good) book. Heres
the list in order of appreciation:

01. Pale Fire - Vladimir Nabokov

02. La Reine Margot - Alexandre Dumas

03. Christ in Flanders - Balzac

04. The Foundation Pit - Platonov

05. Junky - William S Burroughs

06. De Joodse Messias (The Jewish Messiah) - Arnon Grunberg

07. Kartonnen Dozen (Cardboard Boxes) - Tom Lanoye


and yesterday nite I read the introduction to

If Beale St. Could Talk by James Baldwin and

I'm looking forward to the end of work so I

can lounge in bed and start reading it

I am reading MARRIED MEN by CARL WEBER, just finished is other book 2 days ago A DOLLAR AND A DREAM.

EskomoKisses said:

Good book! I read it on the way back from Minne!

Muse2NOPharaoh said:

I read King Of Tarts, hehehe....

OOOOPS!

CookieMonster said:

So here is the deal. I finished that book like two nano seconds after I posted. It is THAT good. I love good kiddie books. And like I said; fuck Harry Potter; onto Arthur Penthaglion!

In the meantime I finished Grim Tuesday and I am SO bummed out that I have to wait like FOUR MONTHS to read Drownded Wednesday, which will be finished in ONE day.

Bugger.

Ooh!

And read THIS thread;

http://www.prince.org/msg/100/124773

Sometimes it's SO cool to work in a bookstore! As long as it lasts, anyways!

Oek de Jong - Cirkel in het gras

Kinda weird, but I like it though. Very cold and warm at the same time. And truly poetic.

My boyfriend is finally reading 'Gloed' (Glow?) by the Hungarian writer Sandor Marai. I read this book two years ago and I loved it. Anyone else read this book?

Sweeny79 said:

How is it? I struggled myself through 'Portrait of an artist as and old man' by the same author... I found it boring as hell, but maybe his bestseller is better for real !

How on Earth do any of you find the time to read?

I don't think I've read a book in over two years and that was a pulpy trashy biography of Tony Curtis.

Sweeny79 said:

Love it!

I'm reading Dostoyevsky's 'The Idiot'.

The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy (Douglas Adams) and AMERICA: The Book (Jon Stewart & the Daily Show)




I may be able to read- But I really can't spell edit
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How to make love like a porn star/Jenna Jameson

'descarte's error' by antonio demasio

"dry" by augusten burroughs. great book.

this thread makes me miss 9s