notoriousj said:

Judas unchained - Peter F Hamilton

Anx said:

Anx, you're totally cracking me the fuck up today. HAR HAR HAR!! LMFAO

Anx said:

npgmaverick said:

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

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a book on iceland
and some manga(anime books)

kinda nerdy....


OH AND east of eden by john steinbeck

i love that book and movie...

ahhh..i miss james dean

weepingwall said:

i've already got that on my shortlist to read this summer

;w00t:

i just got this in the mail today!

it's mcsweeney's literary journal, and it's packaged in a school pencil box-type case along with a big pile of weird looking pamphlets. that should keep me busy for a while!

plus i also bought a translation of the tao te ching and a book of essays on taoism today at a used bookstore, along with a little book of american folklore.

reading party!

kisscamille said:

I'm reading exactly the same book. I started to read the collection a couple of months ago, and well, on the whole it's really good. The first one is my fav for the moment.
At the same time i'm reading the Bible (only the part of the new gospel), and a book that contains some of the "unauthentic gospels".

Next one will be the first of the Harry Potter's saga. I have watched the movies, but i have never read the books, and i'm curious about them. If i like the first one, i hope to read them all one day.

I just finished A Scarecrow's Bible by Martin Hyatt. It was terrific.

Blow Him Away- Marcy Michaels

I have finished my book, and prolly will go back to Dan Brown - Deception Point.. but I dont wanna

after reading 'Angels & Demons' and 'The DaVinci Code' i wanted to see how his other book(s) hold up.

Autograph Man by Zadie Smith

JavierAlcalde said:

If u liked the Harry Potthead movies, the books will blow you away. They go into much greater detail. I just bought Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. Thats what i start next week.

alexnevermind319 said:

you big baby!

Gregorio and Manuel were best friends. They both had a tattoo of a night buffalo, which Gregorio insisted was done with the same needle, so their blood would mingle. Since Manuel started sleeping with Gregorio's girlfriend, the friendship had become increasingly difficult to live with. In the aftermath of Gregorio's suicide Manuel struggles to get his life back on track. Everyone seems to suspect him of knowing more than he lets on and everyone seems to be keeping their own secrets, including his girlfriend. Most disturbingly Gregorio appears to still be watching him, letters from him appear through the post, containing enigmatic messages, 'You won't be able to run from the night buffalo', they promise. Gregorio hadn't finished dying yet. From the acclaimed writer of "Amores Perros" and "21 Grams", this is the story of a passionate and destructive menage a trois and the tricks your mind can play on you.

kisscamille said:

my wife has these in hardcover and reads them religiously every year

Rudy said:

I'm so glad I finally discovered this series. I'm loving each book. I think they should be required reading for all. Seriously!! The detail the author goes into is fantastic.

I refuse to read anything ... somebody give me a new job damn it!

kisscamille said:

She has been begging me for years to just try them..I'm thinking I should

Every year I love to tease her as she reads them, though. I figure a main part of the dialog must be "KILL..WOOLY..MAMMOTH!" so I give her quite a lot of that. She tells me it's so much more.

Sweeny79 said:

let me know if it's any good. I read Odd Thomas last winter.

Imago said:

Oh It's good.

But if you want to read more Dean Koontz read Fear Nothing and The Watchers.
I really loved those two.

The same book I was reading six months ago. I need to dedicate more time to my books.

lillith said:

i hate to tell ya... no...

the butcher boy by patrick mccabe.