What Are You Reading?

[Kilroy6644]

I just finished "The Riddle of the Sands," by Erskine Childers, and started rereading "The Chronicles of Narnia."

 

[genghishahn]

Island of the Sequined Love Nunby Christopher Moore
1Q84 by Haruki Murakami
Channel Zero by Brian Wood

The last one is a graphic novel I'm coming up on thirty but what can I say, I never grew up--still love me some comics

 

[Hunter]

I love Chris Moore, I have a few of his books on my short list when I'm done the books I have on the go right now.

 

[jesseix]

The Big Short, Michael Lewis

 

[The Chandos]

The Rabbit Angstrom Tetralogy
by John Updike

His prose is eloquent and his poetry is even better. I'm ashamed to say I've read so little by him. Updike is easily one of my favorite writers now.

 

[Graybeard57]

A Game of Lies, by Rebecca Cantrell. Suspense mystery set in Berlin during 1936 Olympics. Another fine novel by R. Cantrell.

 

[JM]

On the ereader:

 

[Legion]

Ham on Rye by Charles Bukowski.

 

[indytechnerd]

About a chapter and a half in:

 

[temjeito]

The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet, by David Mitchell

 

[Niles]

"Fried Green Tomatoes At The Whistlestop Cafe" by Fannie Flagg.

 

[SteveWY]

"The Army of the Potomac: Mr. Lincoln's Army" by Bruce Catton.

 

[jansob]

The Caliph's House by Tahir Shah
Fun and interesting account of moving to Morocco and renovating a huge old house. Makes me want to visit Morocco!

 

[Shaving_CHENG]

C.S. Lewis Mere Christianity

 

[beeranon]

C.S. Lewis Mere Christianity

Saw the stage presentation of The Screwtape Letters this past Saturday night. Really, really good show.

 

[JM]

H. P. Lovecraft

 

[timj219]

Ham on Rye by Charles Bukowski.

I'm a big fan. I've read post office and I've got two books of his poetry. Not an author for the relentlessly cheerful.

 

[Hunter]

H. P. Lovecraft

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I really enjoy his work, can't read too many short stories in a row though, they almost always follow the same plots. Still fantastic writing though.

 

[jansob]

H. P. Lovecraft

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You might like the H.P. Podcraft....it's a podcast all about Lovecraft's stories. If you're a big fan you might like it. Casual fans will find it too much information.

 

[shavious]

Recently finished The Street Lawyer by John Grisham. It was ok, but not my favorite of his books. I'm now reading The King of Torts. I just found I liked Grisham last year, so I've been gradually reading his books, nearly all of which I've accumulated for free from family members.