Your current book...
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The Devil in the White City.
It's about how the rise of the technological age also correlates to the rise of the modern serial killer by showing the Worlds Fair at the time (ferris wheel and other inventions) and a serial killer that no one knew was killing.
It's about how the rise of the technological age also correlates to the rise of the modern serial killer by showing the Worlds Fair at the time (ferris wheel and other inventions) and a serial killer that no one knew was killing.
No novels, but I'm reading a book about comic book artists/writers from Minnesota, particularly Minneapolis. Amazing what you find at your local libraries! 
Most of them have worked with Neil Gaiman, which is not surprising haha
Most of them have worked with Neil Gaiman, which is not surprising haha
I am reading some sadistic splatter-porn called "Ass Goblins of Auschwitz". It's quite disturbing but i guess, that is what it was made for. Also it sucks.
When i am feeling like it i also read a chapter of "Thus spoke Zarathustra". That one is quite interesting but also somewhat repetitive and tiresome.
When i am feeling like it i also read a chapter of "Thus spoke Zarathustra". That one is quite interesting but also somewhat repetitive and tiresome.
I'm currently reading A Clockwork Orange and The Canterbury Tales, and I've reached the point where I can actually understand both of them perfectly. I'll read The Prince as soon as it returns to the library.
Next Saturday, I'm going to time myself to see how long it takes to read Death of a Salesman, Night, King Lear, and The Wars in one sitting.
Next Saturday, I'm going to time myself to see how long it takes to read Death of a Salesman, Night, King Lear, and The Wars in one sitting.
Stone of Tears by terry goodkind i got temple of the winds at christmas so i wanted to read the preceding 3 before i start reading it.
Just finished One-Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, but I just started reading One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich by Alexander Solzhenitsyn.
http://www.amazon.com/Notes-Edge-Times-Daniel-Pinchbeck/dp/158542837X
Been reading that recently, Almost done.
It's sort of the authors journal from the last few years about, hell anything, just the world. Lot's of things I agree with and 1 or 2 i disagree with. Great read either way.
Been reading that recently, Almost done.
It's sort of the authors journal from the last few years about, hell anything, just the world. Lot's of things I agree with and 1 or 2 i disagree with. Great read either way.
legionary the roman soldier's unofficial manual it is very cool. It tells you all about the Roman Legion.
Year Of The Black Rainbow by Claudio Sanchez and Peter David. Considering he had to write this while also recording a new Coheed and Cambria album, it's actually really good.
Tolstoy's "The Kingdom of God is Within You."
It's a book on his theological views that is frequently credited with starting the Christian Anarchist/Pacifism movements.
It said on the back that Gandhi credited many of his beliefs on non-violent resistance to this book. It's very pro-communist, anti-war. It's really good so far.
It's a book on his theological views that is frequently credited with starting the Christian Anarchist/Pacifism movements.
It said on the back that Gandhi credited many of his beliefs on non-violent resistance to this book. It's very pro-communist, anti-war. It's really good so far.
Ehh I disliked that book. I stopped reading about half way through.Oscar90 said:
Reading Snuff by Chuck Palahniuk. It's about a retiring porn star who wants to break a world record by having sex with 600 guys, one after the other, on camera. Tis rather interesting.