> > What are you reading ~ Part VII, Time to restart after Pt VI is 24(!) pages...

[PianoMan14]

I hope this isn't presumptuous, but given that Part VI is 24 pages and (bleep) is no longer active on this board, I am taking the liberty to add another section.

 

I'm reading Cold Sassy Tree, by Olive Ann Burns.

[rubyeyespenlover]

I'm reading "The dome" by Stephen King.

 

I also am reading Nabokov novels.

[Toolan]

'Paper against Gold', by William Cobbett and 'The International Jew', by Henry Ford ( Yes, that Henry Ford ! )

 

You'll never worry about how much money you spend on fountain pens again after digesting these two - I'm on my second

reading of both.

 

Toolan

[PenFisher]

Recently received Parker "51" by David and Mark Shepherd as a gift and have spend the past few hours learning how truly remarkable this pen really is and the process that took it from an idea to a reality.

 

 

[krandallkraus]

Readiing A Good Fall by Ha Jin. Really enjoying it.

Next is Noah's Compass by Anne Tyler

And always missing (bleep):crybaby:

[Ghost Writer]

"Imperial Life in the Emerald City" by Rajiv Chandrasekaran

[maxh]

I'm on to many forums to post my answer everywhere, so I just keep track of it in one place.

[joeahearn]

I'm currently reading Stendahl's The Red and the Black and Tom Cable's History of the English Language.

[farseer911]

The American Patriot's Almanac: Daily Readings on America and The Five Thousand Year Leap two great books.

[sallywally]

Andrew Vachss, Haiku; Karen Armstrong, The Case for God; William Least Heat-Moon, Roads to Quoz, An American Mosey.

[ladyambrosia]

I read 2-3 books per week I just started Gordon Ramsay The Biography by Neil Simpson :embarrassed_smile:

[MattSense]

Just got my Barnes and Noble Nook yesterday, and the book I was ready to read is not available for it yet Deadhouse Gates, Malazan Book of the Fallen 2. So now I must chose another fantasy series to start I guess, I have yet to read Farseer by Hobbs, what do you other fantasy readers think?

[MegWesley]

Frankenstein by Mary Shelly

 

It is much better than I expected it to. I am glad my teacher is making us read it for class.

[CraigR]

Stones into Schools - Greg Mortenson

[Writer44]

Went back to some old John LeCarre. Just finished Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and have just started The Honourable Schoolboy.

 

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[ZeissIkon]

In my lunchbag, I've just finished Blood of a Dragon, and just started Taking Flight, both delightful young-adult fantasy by Lawrence Watt-Evans. At home, I'm just about at the end of The Women and the Warlords, third book in Chronicles of an Age of Darkness by Hugh Cook (Corgi edition strongly preferred over the butchered American version).

[dannyboy]

Just finished rereading Wilma Dykeman's THE TALL WOMAN.

[Kabe]

The Invisible Man, can;t believe it took me so long

[mooshi]

I'm currently reading Angels and Demons. It's a great book so far. I have not yet seen the movie, but I hear that the director has captured the story quite well.

 

-- Moo

[Fernan]

Andrew Vachss, Haiku; Karen Armstrong, The Case for God; William Least Heat-Moon, Roads to Quoz, An American Mosey.

 

Read large parts of Roads to Quoz last summer. Read the trip to the North-East while travelling in New England around Cape Cod. Interesting read; very verbose, definitely a special style. Stays with you even after a few months. Gave me some ideas for long roadtrips that have not been done probably.