What are you reading now?

[diebenkorn]

Just finished The Limits of Enchantment By Graham Joyce now reading spaces speak, are you listening?: experiencing aural architechture blesser and salter

[aardvark baguette]

http://www.scotusblog.com/movabletype/archives/07-290_ob.pdf

Thank you kindly

[Dusty Chalk]

now reading spaces speak, are you listening?: experiencing aural architechture blesser and salter

That sounds interesting -- impressions when you have them, please.

[diebenkorn]

If you look at the Richard Pierce review on amazon for this book it sums up exactly what I think of this book. Exceptionally clear writing and highly recommended.

[Salt Peanuts]

Now reading now, but very recently finished Dexter in the Dark and Stardust (again).

[diebenkorn]

Reading Jim Butcher and Simon Green books, fun stuff.

[postjack]

did I already post this? I started it a few weeks back, then got caught up in something else, now I'm back into it. Its really really good. Sometimes Stephenson's prose gets a little too fast and tangent-y for me, but his random bits of laugh out loud humor keep me interested until I get a feel for the characters.

[Dusty Chalk]

Yeah, that's one of my favorites by him. It just gets better and better until the end, and then it's just over.

[Dusty Chalk]

Inglorious Basterds (sic) -- I really hope this movie gets made, it'll make up for Deathproof. Insta-classic. I would even go so far as to suggest that he leaked it on purpose, because he knows how good it is.

Edited August 9, 2008 by Dusty Chalk

[Chekhonte]

turn of the screw

[jinp6301]

and other Optic Nerve stuff

adrian tomine is really awesome

[krrm]

Was at the library with my son yesterday so now I'm reading this for him:

[Chekhonte]

I'm trying swann's way again after it proved too much for my shitty attention span. Now that I'm on paxil, concentration isn't a problem and I"m loving this book. I can't believe what I was missing before my anxiety was treated.

[diebenkorn]

Paul Auster New York Trilogy

[en480c4]

Amazon.com: Sister Pelagia and the White Bulldog: Boris Akunin, Andrew Bromfield: Books

[Chekhonte]

Paul Auster New York Trilogy

Nice. I read those stories about 8 years ago and loved them. I remember city of glass being my favorite. If you like his style I highly recommend In the Country of Last Things.

[postjack]

Steven Erikson - Reaper's Gale

[Hopstretch]

This is really something.

[Hopstretch]

Age of Conglomerates was pretty mediocre.

Never would have guessed it from the title, huh?

[Thelonious Monk]

[faust3d]

[Chekhonte]

I'm reading Oedipus Tyrannos and Hesiod's Theogony for class.

[n_maher]

Currently reading the Buffalo DAC manual.

[crappyjones123]

Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus by Wittgenstein.

read it 3 times already. every time i go through it i figure out new stuff or just things i read originally that dont make sense anymore upon further contemplation. excellent book if anyone wants to pick up some philosophy.

[postjack]

quicksilver - stephenson

reaper's gale - erikson