[Pepsi]

Not really a read, but very interesting for football/Favre fans.

 

[melomaniac]

Walter Jon Williams, "This is Not a Game"

- WALTER JON WILLIAMS - THIS IS NOT A GAME

fun novel built around Alternate Reality Gaming (ARG) and social media

TINAG!

 

[y3110w]

Currently reading Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. It's for my English class but I like the book too.

 

[vagarach]

I'm reading The System of the World by Neal Stephenson:

It's amazing how fast-paced this final part of the trilogy is compared to the first two. Quicksilver was glacially paced, the second half of the second book was acceptable, and in this one something happens on almost every page! I think Stephenson found he had too much make happen in the last book so had to keep things moving at a good clip.

 

[nsx_23]

Yeah....

 

[kjpmkjp]

 

[Ttvetjanu]

 

[1audioz]

The Essentials of Computer Organisation and Architecture - Null & Lobur

 

[dmcs414]

Tokyo Vice: An American Reporter on the Police Beat in Japan by Jake Adelstein

Amazon.com: Tokyo Vice: An American Reporter on the Police Beat in Japan (9780307378798): Jake Adelstein: Books

 

[iq160plus]

Just finished Childhood favorite "The City Boy"-Herman Wouk (he wrote The Caine Mutiny)


Half way thru "ROOTS" by Alex Haley. Huge Book.

 

[the_equalizer]

"The Improving Chess Thinker" by Dan Heisman

 

[HipHopScribe]

Moon Palace by Paul Auster

 

[project86]

I can't believe I missed this thread! I'm bumping it back up because literature is one of the great pleasures in life (or my life, at least)...
 
For serious reading:
 
Just finished The Aeneid by Virgil (Richard Fagles translation)
 
Currently reading On the incarnation: the treatise De incarnatione Verbi Dei by Athanasius
 
Next comes Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes (Edith Grossman translation) 
 
As fun and ongoing side projects, I am concurrently reading:
 
A History of Pi by Pert Beckman
 
Stick to Drawing Comics, Monkey Brain! by Scott Adams
 
Wastelands: Stories of the Apocalypse which is a compilation of various authors

 

[Steve_72]

Flowers for Algernon - Daniel Keyes

 

[DLeeWebb]

 
 
A truly amazing story of survival at sea. Herman Melville based "Moby Dick" on this tale...