What are you reading now?

[Dusty Chalk]

Creeper -- Welcome to Creepsville

Steve Niles is my new favourite comic graphic novel writer.

[John D.]

been chipping away at this one since summer

[boomana]

A must for everyone's holiday reading list. I have to buy a new one every year because I always give mine away. My fav story is "Dinah the Christmas Whore." It's really very touching as well as being hilarious.

[Dusty Chalk]

If one is going to mention holiday reading, I highly recommend Orson Scott Card, Lost Boys.

[slwiser]

An Inconvenient Book by Beck

[humanflyz]

[Agnostic]

[Chekhonte]

All of Us - Collected Poems by Raymond Carver

[philodox]

[Salt Peanuts]

Well, I was trying to read Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, but it was just taking too long. As such, I just downloaded the audiobook version of it and been listening to it on my commute.

[Thelonious Monk]

derrida and beckett.

especially beckett. waiting for godot got me hooked.

[n_maher]

Very entertaining read so far.

[Chekhonte]

A new translation of Chekhov's major stories.

[nelamvr6]

The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K. Le Guin

[postjack]

Just finished Anthony De Mello's Awareness two days ago, started reading it again yesterday.

[boomana]

Just finished Anthony De Mello's Awareness two days ago, started reading it again yesterday.

I'm a huge Anthony De Mello fan, though fandom is not the right vibe. Some crazy-ass Jesuit priest in a Hawaiian shirt turned me onto him years ago. In the words of Ken36, good stuff.

[grawk]

I'm a huge Anthony De Mello fan, though fandom is not the right vibe. Some crazy-ass Jesuit priest in a Hawaiian shirt turned me onto him years ago. In the words of Ken36, good stuff.

Pardon the interruption, but crazy-ass jesuit priest is doubly redundant

[boomana]

Pardon the interruption, but crazy-ass jesuit priest is doubly redundant

True, but this guy was such a well-meaning lunatic, and a flaming queen to boot, I liked him immensely.

[grawk]

True, but this guy was such a well-meaning lunatic, and a flaming queen to boot, I liked him immensely.

I've loved every jesuit I've ever met. So that doesn't surprise me

[postjack]

I'm a huge Anthony De Mello fan, though fandom is not the right vibe. Some crazy-ass Jesuit priest in a Hawaiian shirt turned me onto him years ago. In the words of Ken36, good stuff.

Some crazy-ass but totally sane half holy man broken teacher turned me onto him. Its pretty much my favorite thing ever. Definitely "good stuff".

[postjack]

I've loved every jesuit I've ever met. So that doesn't surprise me

yup yup. their philosophy/way of living is fascinating.

[grawk]

2 good recommendations, now I need to know which books to start with...

[postjack]

True, but this guy was such a well-meaning lunatic, and a flaming queen to boot, I liked him immensely.

I can see his business card:

Fr. John Doe

Well-Meaning Flaming Queen Lunatic, S.J.

[fierce_freak]

Rereading my two favorite books, Heroes Die and Blade of Tyshalle by Matthew Woodring Stover...about a sixth of the way through Blade of Tyshalle.

[postjack]

Rereading my two favorite books, Heroes Die and Blade of Tyshalle by Matthew Woodring Stover...about a sixth of the way through Blade of Tyshalle.

fucking right, a stover fan! two of the best SFF books I've read, hands down. Have you heard any news about the third book being released?