What are you currently reading?

[wezcountry]

What are you guys reading? I'm always looking for fresh ideas.

I'm currently reading:

Orham Pamuk's 'Istabul Memories and of a City' (such a great city)

Haruki Murakami 'Norwegian wood' (strange book)

Just finished Tom Harpur 'The Pagan Christ'.

 

[wezcountry]

I am currently reading your thread...

Cool.

It's available as a free digital download.

 

[Joshi]

I am currently reading The Case of the Hesitant Hostess by Erle Stanley Gardner.

 

[chigga102]

I'm Currently reading Web Analytics an Hour a day by Avinash Kaushik

 

[IceToEskimos]

right now? I'm reading "the Economist" and drinking my coffee.

 

[MSTeacher]

Haruki Murakami 'Norwegian wood' (strange book)

Murakami's a great storyteller. Read Wind Up Bird Chronicle too, awesome book.

Just finished Robopocalyse, pretty good sci-fi story. Not sure what to read next.

 

[blank_czech]

 

[Synozeer]

 

[thehobbster]

 

[BigWill]

Have "The Power Of Now" in my car

 

[Ibanez | Jan]

Recommended?
Ordered this with a bunch of other books a few weeks ago and haven't touched it yet.

Currently reading:

(good stuff)

and

(average, nothing groundbreaking plus horrible typography)

 

[JulianTrueFlynn]

Just finished rereading:

About to reread:

An acquaintance of mine just wrote:

So I'm buying that this weekend to read over the week too.

 

[swiftmoney]

What are these book thingies that you speak of?

 

[RalphySeo]

What are these book thingies that you speak of?

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=515-EfhXne0]PAAAAAPER! Have you ever seen paper? - YouTube[/ame]

 

[pinchyfingers]

The Enchiridion by Epictetus

The Internet Classics Archive | The Enchiridion by Epictetus

 

[jlu87]

 

[guerilla]

Second time through

First time through

I usually read books several times.

Have also been going through The Art of War again, just a half page at a time.

 

[JulianTrueFlynn]

Have also been going through The Art of War again, just a half page at a time.

I still haven't read The Art of War, but I quote from it though like I have I should finally just get it.

 

[TheRedBaron]

A Train in Winter: An Extraordinary Story of Women, Friendship, and Resistance in Occupied France

 

[dave6]

I am reading a book called liberal fascism. it shows the history of fascism within the western world and how many people who call themselves liberals have more in common with historical and contemporary fascism than most conservatives do.