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What book(s) are you reading now?
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NobodyYouKnow
Misanthropist
The Power of Now - Ekhart Tolle
The Power of Positive Thinking - Norman Vincent Peale
Positive thinking in the Now power seems pretty good...
The Power of Positive Thinking - Norman Vincent Peale
Positive thinking in the Now power seems pretty good...
methylatedghosts
Can't brain. Has dumb.
Broken God, by David Zindell
Loved it! 600 pages on day 1, and finished the remaining ~300 the following day. Metaphysics, intellectual debate, religions, philosophies, technologies, space ships, through the eyes of a boy of 14(in the beginning) when he journeys across ice and snow to a mythical city after his whole tribe is wiped out from a plague. Absolute stunner, had me enraptured from the beginning.
Loved it! 600 pages on day 1, and finished the remaining ~300 the following day. Metaphysics, intellectual debate, religions, philosophies, technologies, space ships, through the eyes of a boy of 14(in the beginning) when he journeys across ice and snow to a mythical city after his whole tribe is wiped out from a plague. Absolute stunner, had me enraptured from the beginning.
Textbooks. Dear God, the amount of textbooks this semester. :help:
Cannibal Reign by Thomas Koloniar
I'm thinking of dumping it for something else (I actually dumped Anne Rice's latest for this, lol). The characters are really getting on my nerves. Not to mention that there's typos. I know it's the guy's first book, so I'll cut him some slack. I don't see how it's gotten as many good reviews as it has, unless it gets really good later on in the book.
I'm thinking of dumping it for something else (I actually dumped Anne Rice's latest for this, lol). The characters are really getting on my nerves. Not to mention that there's typos. I know it's the guy's first book, so I'll cut him some slack. I don't see how it's gotten as many good reviews as it has, unless it gets really good later on in the book.
McBell
Admiral Obvious
Just finished "The Mortal Instruments" series by Cassandra Clare.
methylatedghosts
Can't brain. Has dumb.
I've heard that was really good
McBell
Admiral Obvious
NobodyYouKnow
Misanthropist
The Day It Rained Forever - Ray Bradbury
Autumn: Aftermath, the last of the five (arguably six) "Autumn" books by Dave Moody.
They are a refreshing and intriguing take on the zombie genre, because the infection is sort of explained and it is not universal nor transmissible. It helps in focusing on the dilemmas of solitude and mistrust that are the real draws of the genre to me.
They are a refreshing and intriguing take on the zombie genre, because the infection is sort of explained and it is not universal nor transmissible. It helps in focusing on the dilemmas of solitude and mistrust that are the real draws of the genre to me.
NobodyYouKnow
Misanthropist
The Lotus And The Robot - Arthur Koestler
