DexMSR said:

That looks like a very interesting read

statuesqque said:

Well...I'm captivated!

Raze said:

One of my all-time faves

Re-reading "Danse Macabre" by Laurell K. Hamilton

Is it wrong too even photowhore what you read

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benyamin said:

Don't lie.

"Dark Lord - the Rise of Darth Vader"

A must for fans of sci-fi/fantasy. It takes place shortly after the events of ROTS.

DexMSR said:

I'll have to pick it up, then..

benyamin said:

This exemplifies the clear difference between educational opportunities. Education in general, amongst 19 year olds, in different countries.
What's your major, again? Languages?
I've always appreciated your exposure to literature.


One of my sons attended a private school that taught Latin, which was appealing. The rest of the program was unbelievably liberal. The required reading was all modern. No Hemmingway, Steinbeck, Twain. Too politicaly correct for American lit. Expensive and disappointing.

xplnyrslf said:

I have no minors; in England we only major. My majors are French & Spanish, with my focus on literature.

The Aeneid right now.

I just read Vikram Chandra's Sacred Games.

I thought it kind of sucked. Everyone kept calling everyone else a madarchoder.

DexMSR said:

My husband loves Rumi.

LleeLlee said:

You madarchoder.

You're bonkers.

Stop following me around, I dont like you one bit.

LleeLlee said:

That'll be another 10 dollars.

2the9s said:

You madarchoder.

Just finished:



http://www.amazon.com/Lov...1400083028

There were a lot of Prince references in this.

and



http://www.amazon.com/Bor...1416553649

Couldn't put it down.


I'm now reading:



http://www.amazon.com/Mea...0393062031

So far it's ok. Just ok.

i just bought this today - it's a collection of character-based short fiction by a bunch of today's hotshot authors.

CS Lewis - Out of the Silent Planet

i'm thinking about getting this one

It's rumored that this is Mosley's final "Easy Rawlins" novel. I hope not. I've just started this book, but I can see how this might be the terminus of the character's arc. But, I still hope not.




I need to read this, first. I've been reading a few pages a day, for a few months now. It's awesome.


I'm also reading the book of John. Hence, the sig.



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RipHer2Shreds said:

I keep meaning to read his "The Screwtape Letters."

ThreadBare said:

I read that book a while ago and it was quite good.

The Memory Keepers Daughter

The instructions to a Sonic Toothbrush.

Raze said:

i'm only half through it, but i just read a chapter where the main character drives down Highway 51 through Illinois (mentions the town I went to college in, and I'm sure he drove through my hometown), picks up a wacky hitchhiker, and then goes to a hotel where he has a conversation with Lucille Ball on the TV