What are you reading now?

[thegunner]

Do you read books? If so, what books?

I am reading:

On Natural Selection by Charles Darwin
The Essential Marx by Paul Strathern
Emperor: The Gates of Rome by Conn Iggulden

 

[rian_evilclown]

yes i do read, tho not at the moment. i used to be into stephen king, dean koontz and james herbert. i tend to read mostly non fiction these days.

 

[Jay1980]

I'm currently reading The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson.

 

[Aegis]

I love reading. My favorite genres are Fantasy and Horror, with various other books thrown into the mix. And zombie books. Have to remember the zombie books. :tongue:

Currently I'm reading The Words of their Roaring by Matthew Smith

 

[McNab]

I was going to start a thread like this one today, spooky!

I'm reading, The Day Watch by Sergei Lukyanenko, after that it'll be The Twilight Watch

 

[dick van cock]

non-fiction:

Henryk M. Broder - Hurra, wir kapitulieren!

(about the West's unwillingness to confront Islamists)

fiction:

Philip Roth - When She Was Good

 

[Montrealman]

non-fiction:
Brian Mulroney - Memoirs

Fiction:
The Oddysey (again, always loved it.)

 

[Aegis]

I'm reading, The Day Watch by Sergei Lukyanenko, after that it'll be The Twilight Watch

I've been meaning to start reading that series for some time now, but it always seems like I end up reading something else instead. :helpme:

 

[McNab]

I've been meaning to start reading that series for some time now, but it always seems like I end up reading something else instead. :helpme:

Each book is 3 stories, the film versions of Night Watch / Day Watch are both cobbled together from the 3 stories in Night Watch. They're worth reading.:thumbsup:

 

[free4440273]

I wish i had more time to read books; it's no excuse i know. I do read the FT and WSJ newspapers - sad i know. Need to spend LESS time on FreeOnes:eek:

 

[AFA]

I picked up "The End of History", but am having trouble finding time to start it.

 

[dave_rhino]

The Jokes Over

Ralph Steadman

 

[tartanterrier]

The Afghan by Frederick Forsyth

 

[senob44]

On the Beach by Nevil Shute is my latest

 

[hedonis]

There's been a HUGE book sale locally this past weekend and today, so I stocked up on all kinds of old lit, poetry, and even some short story collections. I LOADED UP on the Kipling, and today got two Alfred Lord Tennyson books, each published before 1900 for .25 each :thumbsup:

I'm currently reading... Oh, I think it was a "Dilbert" book or something.

H

 

[YMIHERE]

Salt: A World History - Mark Kurlansky

 

[AFA]

I wish i had more time to read books; it's no excuse i know. I do read the FT and WSJ newspapers - sad i know. Need to spend LESS time on FreeOnes:eek:

I used to read IBD, and forget about Barron's. Tried that but couldn't wade through it on Sunday mornings.

I subscribe to various travel magazines.

 

[Happy-Fun-Ball]

I'm reading "The Bourne Legacy" by Eric Lustbader. I hate to say it, but I actually like it more than the Ludlum classics (Bourne Identity, Ultimatum and Supremacy). About 1/2 way through, and it's all action.

 

[tunsty]

I've just finished reading 'The Maltese Falcon'.
I thought it was a bit lacklustre..I'm going to watch 'Ole Humph' in the movie version and see how it comes across.

 

[foxycougar]

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams.....for the millionth time lol