What are you READING right now?

[marulee]

Carolan's Farewell

- Charles Foran

 

[cyclistca]

The Data Warehouse Lifecycle - Ralph Kimball

 

[DeadByDawn]

Frozen Hell : The Russo - Finnish Winter War of 1939-40 by William R. Trotter

It's good

 

[bella ragazza]

A History of the Western Educational Experience - Gerald L. Gutek

 

[mundane]

Originally posted by: geecee
The Android's Dream - John Scalzi

After reading Old Man's War, I've been meaning to try some of his other books.

Originally posted by: loup garou
The Diamond Age: Or, A Young Lady's Illustrated Primer by Neal Stephenson

Also in my reading queue, I haven't read it in years.

Originally posted by: Gooberlx2
I'm reading The Stand. About half-way through. It started well, got boring for awhile and seems to be picking up again.

I was surprised at how well it kept my attention.

Originally posted by: ATLien247
Fragile Things by Neil Gaiman.

Any good? I loved Neverwhere, thoroughly enjoyed American Gods, and liked Anansi Boys.

 

[secretanchitman]

much ado about nothing by shakespeare.

 

[CrazyHelloDeli]

Why Religion Matters - Huston Smith
Pragmatism - William James

 

[Oceandevi]

Storm constantine sp* Wraethu...

 

[kranky]

Yesterday I finished a novel called "The American". It was one of those uberterrorist-wants-to-destroy-the-US type story.

 

[GagHalfrunt]

Cell by Stephen King. Pretty good. I had abandoned King during his Rose Madder-Delores Claiborne-Geralds Game-Gunslinger crap phase from the early 90's, but this looked like a return to his old style, so I gave it a go. It's a lot more like the early 'Salems Lot/Carrie days than his more pretentious epics. A good, semi-braindead read that keeps you turning pages.

 

[Icepick]

Darkfall by Dean Koontz

I've thought about the Isaac Asimov series. Are his books any good?

 

[Brutuskend]

Originally posted by: Icepick
Darkfall by Dean Koontz

I've thought about the Isaac Asimov series. Are his books any good?

Yup!

 

[sobriquet]

Non-Places, an Anthropology of Supermodernity
Group Creativity - Music, Theater, Collaboration
The Future of Ecocriticism

Ah, research. I haven't done any recreational reading in a long time, unless cookbooks count.

 

[KeithTalent]

Candide by Voltaire

 

[zerocool1]

the future of work (harvard business press)
the essentials of risk control

 

[hjo3]

Voyage in the Dark for 20th century lit class.

 

[imported_hscorpio]

I started reading the 'new' Carl Sagan book, "The Varieties of Scientific Experience: A Personal View of the Search for God". Unfortunately the book was missing half of the main chapter I wanted to read so now I'm waiting for the library to get a new copy.

 

[OOBradm]

Originally posted by: JonathanM
The Elegant Universe by Brian Greene

got about half way through that one then put it down. One of the more dry books on quantum mechanics that i've read. String theory is just too theoretical for me

 

[eplebnista]

Tap, Tap-David Martin

 

[meltdown75]

Hockey: a People's History by Michael Mckinley

Slowly making my way through... awesome read.

Thanks ATOT SS

 

[pontifex]

i'm reading a book about western cold cases but its fvcking boring as hell.

the author has some kind of hard on for Meriweather Lewis and the other cold cases are just boring.

i'm trying to find a good book about celtic and irish mythology. i did order one so i hope its good. i want like the original stories, not some dictionary.

 

[Zolty]

Atlas Shrugged, about 1/2 of the way through it.