Reading?

[Mike Gayner]

Guns, Germs and Steel by Jarred Diamond (second attempt), and The Fabric of the Cosmos: Space, Time, and the Texture of Reality by Brian Greene. Also one called One Minute to Midnight by Michael Dobbs but I'm only reading it once a week or so, so it's taking a while.

edit: Wow, this thread encouraged me to go to Amazon and have a look around, and I just learned about the new Kindles and the new pricing. Absolutely incredible.

 

[IndyColtsFan]

 

[alfa147x]

Guns, Germs and Steel by Jarred Diamond

I read that a couple years ago. It was very monotonously written but still a good read.

 

[IndyColtsFan]

This was the last book I read and it was so interesting it was hard for me to put it down:

It is an excellent book for anyone interested in North Korea.

 

[bhanson]

Mostly The New Yorker and some science journals.

Oh, and this:

 

[Mike Gayner]

This was the last book I read and it was so interesting it was hard for me to put it down:

It is an excellent book for anyone interested in North Korea.

/adds to Amazon wishlist. Thanks.

 

[alfa147x]

This was the last book I read and it was so interesting it was hard for me to put it down:

It is an excellent book for anyone interested in North Korea.

Awesome. Thanks

 

[Leros]

Mostly The New Yorker and some science journals.

Oh, and this:

I carried this thing around with me for 6 years in middle and high school.

 

[JD50]

Stop posting pictures and post the link the actual book, I'm way too lazy to actually search for a book on Amazon.

 

[lokiju]

Technical books for the next year. No time for "fun" reading.

 

[jhansman]

Busy Monsters by Wm. Giraldi. His first novel, and a doozy.

 

[CPA]

About a quarter way through.