[Vikingatheart]

It has been quite some time since I read the Lord of The Rings trilogy. I can't seem to find my copy of the Fellowship though. 

 Maybe I'll just skip to the Two Towers...

 

[Lazarus Short]

Here I am again, and I seem to remember posting in this thread before, but with 117 thread pages (so far!), I'll not check back to see.
 
Of all things, I've been reading some Star Trek novels.  My wife bought a brace of them at a sale, and liked them.  I tried one, and it was better written than I would have expected, barring a tinge of fandom.  I've finished "Probe," which manages to answer all those unanswered questions we were left with after Star Trek IV.  I'm now reading "Spock's World."
 
More importantly, I've been delving into the Books of Moses, researching anything having to do with marriage, as background for a treatise I'm writing on the Bride of Christ.  I think I've got her identity nailed, but won't talk just yet...

 

[J W]

 

[yifu]

A Fringe of Leaves by Nobel price winner Patrick White. Didnt actually want to read it but had to for literature. It's a pretty sick book btw, about a European captured by Australian Aboriginals.

 

[Novalis]

 

[jbluzb86]

son of a witch

 

[Moontan13]

Erectus Walks Among Us  by Richard D. Fuerle.
Highly controversial but interesting.

 

[ianmedium]

One of the many biographies I have on Henry David Thoreau as I am writing a book on him. Fascinating work!

 

[fatcat28037]

 

 

[Proglover]

re-reading Magician from R.E.Feist

 

[rroseperry]

re-reading Spook Country by William Gibson (approaching the end of re-reading everything he's written) 

 

[lextek]

Grisham the Confession

 

[DLeeWebb]

I got an iPad for Christmas. I'm definitely liking the iPad more than I thought that I would, but "Full Dark, No Stars" by Stephen King is my first "ebook." I think that i still like regular books the best!
 

 

[Confispect]

Interesting as of now I'm stuck a 'greatest collection' of Sherlock Holmes man is a genius.

 

[fatcat28037]