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Bringing Down the House by Ben Mezrich. It's the inside story of 6 MIT students who took vegas for $Millions.
I read that last year. Great read.
This, combined with your avatar, made me
Had it not been for that episode, this book never would have been on my radar. I was literally wandering around the library aimlessly and happened upon the book.
Great Thread!
I just finished "Stardust" by Neil Gaiman. Today I'll start "Black" by Ted Dekker.
I loved the trilogy, have listened/read it three times (black, red, and white)
Just stared "The Nine" by Jeffery Toobin about The Supreme Court.
great thread
sorry i am so late coming to the party.
Currently Reading:
The Bible through again (every morning)
3/5 Instrumental Teaching Methods Books and 3/5 World Music Books (for work)
I will be reading The Husband by Koontz when we travel to the conference bball tourney
and in the spring when work slows down will ready either The Queen of Bedlam by Robert Maccammon or Usher's Passing by Maccammon (again).
Reading Stocks for Dummies (in the bathroom)
and listening to The Bad Place by Koontz in the car (for like the 4th time).
sorry i am so late coming to the party.
Currently Reading:
The Bible through again (every morning)
3/5 Instrumental Teaching Methods Books and 3/5 World Music Books (for work)
I will be reading The Husband by Koontz when we travel to the conference bball tourney
and in the spring when work slows down will ready either The Queen of Bedlam by Robert Maccammon or Usher's Passing by Maccammon (again).
Reading Stocks for Dummies (in the bathroom)
and listening to The Bad Place by Koontz in the car (for like the 4th time).
Interesting. I recently found my "little red book" (a New Testament) from school, and noticed that it said it was given to the recipient on the understanding that they would read a little every day. I've been delving into it each morning, too.
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Recently started rereading The Godfather by Puzo.
I'm still working on the Discworld series by Pratchett. I just started Pyramids. I am amazed I missed his work for so many years.
Just finished "What is the What" by Dave Eggers (he ghost-authored this mostly-true memoir of a Sudanese Lost Boy now living in the US) and started "The Faith Between Us" (two guys, on Jewish and one Catholic, both very well-educated and involved in their faiths, reflecting on the role of belief and faith in general and in their specific relationship). Also "Towards a Better Life" by Kenneth Burke--punishment for having read a lot of Burke's writing previously. This amuses my advisor a great deal.
On my list is Generation Kill by Evan Wright, about Marines during the invasion of Iraq.
Has anyone read it?
Has anyone read it?
I am currently reading Pretty Boy Floyd, A Novel by Larry McMurtry and Diana Ossana (what a name!).
Tim
Tim
Just started "Blackwater: The Rise of the World's Most Powerful Mercenary Army" by Jeremy Scahill.
I'm engrossed in Richard K. Morgan's latest novel,
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I read Making Money about a month or so ago.
In between reading Blue Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson, I'm reading I'll Sleep When I'm Dead the dirty life and times of Warren Zevon. I'm a long time Zevon fan, probably the most underrated Rocker. Reading the book brings me back to hanging out at my friend apt who turned me on to Warren.
Chugging along through "Black Hawk Down" by Mark Bowden.
I just started reading Altered Carbon and am enjoying it quite a bit. My interest was piqued after hearing an interview with him on NPR.
j.
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