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Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Apr-25-2007 17:49:

I can't wait for May 13. I'm going to read so much this summer, it's ridiculous.

First up will be:

All I have left to finish the complete works of F. Scott Fitzgerald.

I also want to read some Gabriel Garcia Marquez at some point, but haven't bought it yet.

Posted by Cloudburst on Apr-25-2007 17:53:

I've recently read:

&

and now I'm reading:

Posted by Platipus on Apr-25-2007 18:11:

Icon by Frederick Forsyth

Posted by AndreaCKY772 on Apr-25-2007 18:14:

some of you guys read? you guys can't even read four paragraphs in the cor (thus needing cor versions).

you know i'm just joking around...

Posted by Import on Apr-25-2007 18:26:

Been meaning to get around to reading the copy i bought of 'The Age Of Spiritual Machines'

"The Age Of Spiritual Machines is a book by futurist Ray Kurzweil about the future course of humanity, particularly relating to the development of artificial intelligence and its impact on human consciousness. It is also a study on the concept of technological singularity." - Wikipedia

Yeah whatever i can be nerdy at times

Posted by stren on Apr-25-2007 18:27:

quote:
Originally posted by AndreaCKY772
some of you guys read? you guys can't even read four paragraphs in the cor (thus needing cor versions).

you know i'm just joking around...

that is true, when it comes to cor, my attention span is significantly shorter, then with books

Posted by l�cid on Apr-25-2007 19:38:

i <3 Jonathan Safran Foer.

Posted by denys envy on Apr-25-2007 19:42:

i'll recommend these two. very "different" fantasy. this author has a unique approach to magic. i won't reveal what it is in either cases because that will ruin it. mistborn being an especially satisfying read.

Posted by Slylee on Apr-25-2007 19:44:

quote:
Originally posted by l�cid

i <3 Jonathan Safran Foer.

funny, i just recently watched that movie on the recommendation of a friend. it was awesome.

Posted by dj tek on Apr-25-2007 19:46:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
funny, i just recently watched that movie on the recommendation of a friend. it was awesome.

Posted by Slylee on Apr-25-2007 19:47:

quote:
Originally posted by dj tek

what are u winking at?

Posted by l�cid on Apr-25-2007 19:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
funny, i just recently watched that movie on the recommendation of a friend. it was awesome.

yeah, i'll probably check it out after i finish reading the book... even though it's got Elijah Wood in it.

Posted by pvdAngel on Apr-25-2007 19:50:

I've been either too restless or lazy to read the last few weeks but the 2 I'm going to start with are:

Posted by Masonious on Apr-25-2007 20:00:

Almost finished - it's a wonderful biography.

Churchill: A Life
by Martin Gilbert

Posted by dj tek on Apr-25-2007 20:01:

"zombie" theme from stephen king.. half way thru... not great so far but not horrible either.. just found out eli roth is doing the movie version.. whatevers eli's ehhh...

Posted by Slylee on Apr-25-2007 20:26:

oh yea and i'm supposedly going to start this one when my friend gives it to me this weekend.

Posted by Silky Johnson on Apr-25-2007 20:28:

quote:
Originally posted by dj tek

"zombie" theme from stephen king.. half way thru... not great so far but not horrible either.. just found out eli roth is doing the movie version.. whatevers eli's ehhh...

My bf's sister gave it to me for Christmas. I really enjoyed it. A good twist on the Zombie theme.

Posted by basd on Apr-25-2007 20:53:

Copy from the other (obsolete) thread:

quote:

Monaldi & Sorti - Veritas. Just started, but it seems to be just as good as their previous two books already, which means it'll be a great read.

These two write great historic thrillers, they give a good representation of what life was like in Europe during the 18th century. Plus, they're great stories.

Posted by Ted Promo on Apr-25-2007 21:08:

Re: Re: Re: Re: What are You Currently Reading?

quote:
Originally posted by Trazedict
lolursobaditsfunny

I felt kind of bad saying it :/

Posted by Psy-T on Apr-25-2007 21:21:

when i get back in the reading mood, this is the next book on the agenda:

utopic/dystopic genre.

Posted by Trazedict on Apr-25-2007 22:12:

just finished today:

finished a week or two ago:

next up:

Posted by Slylee on Apr-26-2007 13:45:

ok for some strange reason, lately when i smoke pot, i get in the mood to read a book.

anyway, so last night i smoked a j and went to Barnes & Noble and got this book. haha

it's pretty good actually and since it's kind of hard for me to stay focused on a long novel unless it's REALLY good, i think a book of short stories is more up my alley.

sexxyyy tiiiiiiiiiiime

the first story is about this kid who grew up in a household with lots of foster kids. and there was this one girl who lived with them for a couple of years during high school and he had a big crush on her. she would dress in front of him and stuff like that...big dick tease basically. and then his foster brother (one of the few kids who actually stayed and was raised with him) discovers she's a big porn star now and arranges for them to go see her and they both end up banging her. lol

Posted by jfk-pilot on Apr-26-2007 14:10:

will need to read it for my masters, so might as well start now. So far so good.

Posted by Cloudburst on Apr-26-2007 14:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee

sexxyyy tiiiiiiiiiiime

slylee reading and at the same time fapping furiously? kinky

Posted by Slylee on Apr-26-2007 14:19:

no i actually didn't masturbate. lol

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