I just finished The Last Templar


and I'm now on Seven Ancient Wonders

Ben Elton "Dead Famous"
quite funny but gruesome too.

Le Petit Prince - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Too many..., my bag is getting heavy.

haha...

I'm procrastinating right this minute on reading Othello. I have a test on it tomorrow.

althom said:

as in, the knights of templar?

wow..was it good?!

The Naked Husband

Ocean said:

I want one of those SO BAD

Ocean said:

nilegettolrahc said:

I'd go for a naked wife...preferrably my own.

TMPletz said:

nilegettolrahc said:

Well he marries the wrong girl..never really loved her...(falls in love with another woman and has an affair ) ..his wife kills herself and thats about where I'm up to ...still want one? lol

Ocean said:

not one like that

nilegettolrahc said:

Well in his defense..she doesn't love him eithier but stays because its safe and the right thing to do

Ocean said:

but she kills herself

nilegettolrahc said:

She didn't want to be alone ...it's all kinda sad ....

SammiJ said:

It was REALLY good! If you liked The Da Vinci Code..then you'll like this.

Me Talk Pretty One Day - Davis Sedaris

Freespirit said:

That's my answer as well.

I'm reading this thread.

Wait, that doesn't quite work the way you worded the title...

I'm reading...



It's about Alaska.

SammiJ said:

LOVE that book!

Rose Madder.

Stephen King

IN SEARCH OF LOST TIME, VOLUME V:THE CAPTIVE & THE FUGITIVE. By Marcel Proust.

I started reading this magnum opus one year ago this week, with the brilliant "Swan's Way or Volume I."

What can I say about Proust? Frustrating, Beatific, Brilliant, Life Changing...

Seriously, reading Proust is like Zen Buddhism, or more precisely a session of zazen. He captures, every thought, observation and experience, in excruciating detail, right down to the pollination of a flower. He talks about the perils of love and all the insanity that comes with it. It's actually helped immensely (along with Zen) with dealing with the painful but beautiful melancholy that persists after the end of my relationship.

IrresistibleB1tch said:

it's a cute book
very symbolic

it's for my french class...

Until I Find You - John Irving!

The Concubine by Elechi Amadi

Don't ask me this question. I'm still reading the same book as in the last 'What are you reading'-thread.

'The confessions of Zeno' by Italo Svevo, great book,

but I don't have time to read.

Haunted by Chuck Palahniuk
It's ok, but I'm only about half through. The format is annoying; present, poem, flashback, present, poem, flashback, present, poem, flashback, present, poem, flashback. But it's really demented and cool.

Re-reading "Vampire Junction" and "Valentine" by S.P. Somtow. Not very good, I must've been drugged when I read them the first time.