What are you reading right now?

[oceanmachine]

Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson

 

[Raybee]

An amazing book about looking to nature for design solutions to man-made problems (amongst other things)!

 

[springboksfan]

Well, I've just finished these two.

Not sure what to start next.

 

[1gayguy]

Blaze by Richard Bachman (Stephen King)

 

[smirnoff26]

"Meltdown" by Andy McNab - decent book like!

 

[campbell43]

I ' m reading "Snow" by Orhan Pamuk. I had read "My Name is Red" by him last summer. He's becoming one of my favourite writers.

 

[springboksfan]

A couple weeks ago I read this:

It was surprisingly good. I'm not usually into this type of book, but I was at my sister's house without internet and had already finished 11th Month, 11th Day, 11th Hour, so I gave it a shot. I wasn't disappointed.

 

[PreTTy PeTe]

The National Post.............

me be reading

 

[ronboy]

My end of the year checklist for school.....must do all tasks to completion or face the wrath of my prinicpal.......

 

[chance1]

Caddy for Life

John Feinstein

book about Bruce Edwards, best known for being Tom Watson's caddy

he developed Lou Gherig's disease

so far, really good

love Feinstein

 

[justsimon]

I read this last week:

 

[twardmo]

I'm rereading the Harry Potter series (for the 5th time ) so it can all be fresh in my mind when the new book comes out.

 

[springboksfan]

I read this last week:

How was it, Simon? I'm looking forward to it, but I'm also worried it won't be as good as the Original 6.

 

[springboksfan]

Llearra, wasn't Jessup the woman who served on all three ship, Brittanic, Olympic and Titanic?

 

[sherman]

The Good Guy.....Dean Koontz

The Regan Diaries....Ronald Regan...."yawn"

 

[LarsVenice]

The Good Guy.....Dean Koontz

I went to Dean Kootz's house in Newport Beach (Balboa Peninsula, to be exact) to help adjust a custom chandelier that I designed for him. I didn't know who he was at the time, but my sister did. He said that one side of the chandelier was 1/4" lower than the other - I thought that was a bit anal. I adjusted some screws and put 1" diameter brass balls in the "high" side to weight it down. I don't think he'll notice the balls unless there is an earthquake.

I'm reading Greek Cooking in an American Kitchen.

 

[alfaPA]

P G Wodehouse
Hot Water

and Irving Stone (with some help by Vincent)
Dear Theo

 

[justsimon]

How was it, Simon? I'm looking forward to it, but I'm also worried it won't be as good as the Original 6.

I loved it. His writing has greatly improved.

 

[Leidian]

I just finished two AMAZING books.

"Girls Who Like Boys Who Like Boys" - Melissa de la Cruz and Tom Dolby
"From Boys to Men" - Ted Gideonse and Rob Williams

I may have a bias because I never read gay books before I came out, but I thought they were amazing. I could relate so well to the essays in both of them.

 

[springboksfan]

I really tried to get through Royals and the Reich.

Okay, no, that's not totally true. I started reading it, got busy with fireworks stuff and a mini-vaca and have now lost interest in it. So I'm kind of at a loss. I'll either read Red Storm on the Reich or re-read Like People In History.