What are you reading?

430 replies since 18th July 2007 • Last reply 18th July 2007

Reply #181:

I just finished my book

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Reply #182:

now reading Wicked

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Reply #183:

Read The Shock Doctrine: the rise of disaster capitalism by Naomi Klein
It was very interesting and grim, damn capitalists

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Reply #184:

Wicked is an amazing book, Michelle, and so it "Son of a Witch" which is book 2

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Reply #185:

I know, its my second time reading it

and next I will read RAT:the biography of a rodent and Mattiste the biography of the Artist

My bf is reading logic

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Reply #186:

i am reading my worst nightmares! it really isnt that great nothing really fits together! but it is quite scary in a few places- well not scary but you get your heart going!

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Reply #187:

finished wicked, now on Rat

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Reply #188:

now on See No Evil

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Reply #189:

right now I am reading On the Roas by Jack Kerouac

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Reply #190:

Gotta go over Fight Club, The French Lieutentant's Woman and Tess Of The D'Urbervilles again, but I've just bought American Psycho and Clockwork Orange, and I'm getting Chuck Palahniuk's Invisible Monsters for Christmas. And with my Christmas money I'll probably buy Lunary Park by Bret Easton Ellis =)

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Reply #191:

Nevermore: A Graphic Adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe's Short Stories

im addicted to that book, this'll be the sixth time reading it for me.

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Reply #192:

I have heard of it, but never read it.

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Reply #193:

its FULLY AWESOME

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Reply #194:

now reading Matisse: The Master

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Reply #195:

Read the last in the trilogy of the Rats books, Domain, by James herbert. It wasn't as good as the first two, nice setting change, but still not so much violence with the rats.

I just listened to Patrick Stewart reading A Christmas Carol, it was perfect Happy

I haven't got anything lined up to read for a while.

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