BOOKS: What are you reading?

[SpaceBear]

I almost finished "Gardens of the moon" by Steven Erikson. I pretty much enjoy the story even if it's a little difficult to read.

I just began to read "Timeline" by Michael Crichton in transports.

 

[Charon]

Lexicon Devil: The Fast Times and Short Life of Darby Crash and The Germs.

 

[Superboy69]

Hunger of Memory - an autobiography by Richard Rodriguez

 

[Araucaria]

The Sweetness of Water by Nathan Harris

 

[CyborgDreamSt8]

Dune Messiah and a marine biology nonfiction called The World Beneath.

 

[Reischfleger]

The Death of Artemio Cruz by Carlos Fuentes

 

[Kulindahr]

Not sure if I mentioned this one before:

Science vs Religion by Trevor Ray Slone

It's not worth the ink used to print the thing. He goes on about logical fallacies, but his arguments are so filled with them it's probably the worst piece I've ever read in terms of being logically messed up.

 

[Superboy69]

Four Lost Cities - A Secret History of the Urban Age by Annalee Newitz

 

[LandSome80]

wel...oh god...oh god.
don't judging me bad please.
Fifty Shades of Grey(my partner is obsessed with this serie)...is poorly written but the story is catchy!

 

[Reischfleger]

Isabel Allende - La Casa de los espíritus

 

[Jacquemar]

WYLDER'S HAND by J. Sheridan Le Fanu

 

[Jacquemar]

THE COMPLETE POETRY by John Milton

 

[rmcrae]

White is a State of Mind by Melba Pattillo Beals

 

[Kulindahr]

The Gift of Communion by Carl F. Wisløff

It's a scholarly work on how Martin Luther viewed Holy Communion as compared to the ancient church and sixteenth-century Roman Catholicism.

 

[Reischfleger]

Polvo en el viento de Nadine Lacayo

 

[Superboy69]

The Myth of Race by Robert Wald Sussman

 

[goldenmoth]

I’m reading one of the new James Bond novels trigger mortis. Honestly loving every word so far

 

[Charon]

Demian by Hermann Hesse.

 

[Rickrock]

I have read When Heaven Calls by Matt Fraser. He is a psychic medium and talks about his life connecting people to their departed loved ones. It is an interesting and easy to read book. I agree with much of what he says although I do question a few of his comments.

 

[Kulindahr]

Voices, by Ursula K. LeGuin