What are you currently Reading? (1 Viewer)

[loversinjapan]

Juggling 2: Rereading Ulysses by James Joyce. My God, every time I read it my brain implodes.
Infinite Jest - David Foster Wallace.

 

[moll.]

The Shape of Things to Come - HG Nelson Wells

 

[emilymeischke]

will grayson, will grayson by john green and david leviathan
so far pretty good!

 

[Alexis Texas]

the 5 people you meet in heaven i forget who it's by

 

[EnglishMan]

The Thirty Nine Steps by John Buchan. It's good so far: an espionage classic.

 

[moll.]

Americas Great Depression - Rothbard

 

[SylviaB]

nice

 

[BLIT2014]

The great hunt Robert Jordan

 

[moll.]

A Brief History of Time - Hawking

 

[universalsigh]

re-reading The Great Gatsby

 

[BLIT2014]

a clockwork orange

 

[bushyak]

Kill the possum by james moloney.

 

[moll.]

Island of Dr Moreau - Wellsy

 

[kfnmpah]

re-reading The Great Gatsby

Man I started reading this but it didn't float my boat. Stick with it? (Also haven't seen the film yet so)


I'm currently reading 3 books
Re reading Anna Karenina
Henry and June - anaïs nin
And selected writings - Aristotle. Selections from Nicomachean ethics and Politics to be specific

 

[BLIT2014]

my emails

 

[moll.]

Man I started reading this but it didn't float my boat. Stick with it? (Also haven't seen the film yet so)


I'm currently reading 3 books
Re reading Anna Karenina
Henry and June - anaïs nin
And selected writings - Aristotle. Selections from Nicomachean ethics and Politics to be specific

Yeah, stick with it. I'm not normally one for drama novels, especially those with the added constraint of pointless class divisions, but even I enjoyed Gatsby.

 

[kfnmpah]

But the start is so boring

 

[KrystalBanner]

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams. Someone recommended me this a while ago, and now I have it in my hands. Lots of nonsense, but funny nonsense. Genius.

 

[moll.]

But the start is so boring

So was the start of Age of Innocence, but I stuck with it, and yet still remained bored out of my mind. Wait, bad example.

 

[moll.]

Paper Promises - Philip Coggan