What are you Reading?

[F@ BANKZ]

Sherlock Holmes stories. I've read around half of them so far, though I may now start to savour some by breaking them up with other reading material again. I'm loving them all, though it's too late now to say much more on that.

[Andy]

Alan Moore/Dave Gibbons - Watchmen
David Baldacci - Last Man Standing
Terry Pratchett - Mort
Danny Wallace - Yes Man
Raymond Khoury - The Last Templar


I'll probably not finish any of these.

[calichix]

this crazy shit about dolphins from the 50s called Man and Dolphin.

I love that whenever someone talks about 'A Short History of Nearly Everything' as they often do here in Berkeley, I can say "The hunk to end all hunks sent me that book in the mail."

[RonWelty]

I'm reading this forum's thread.

[Flux]

Quantum Mechanics: Concepts and Applications. Pretty good book.

[T-6005]

I love that whenever someone talks about 'A Short History of Nearly Everything' as they often do here in Berkeley, I can say "The hunk to end all hunks sent me that book in the mail."

Well, shit - your post reminded me of a book by Ronald Wright called a Short History of Progress that I wanted to reread. I just tore apart the house looking for it with no luck.

[RonWelty]

Sherlock Holmes stories. I've read around half of them so far, though I may now start to savour some by breaking them up with other reading material again. I'm loving them all, though it's too late now to say much more on that.

Poirot is way better.

[Outerspaceman21]

Anyoe dig Philip K. Dick?

He's a great Sci Fi writer. I want to get my hands on a copy of A Scanner Darkly and Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep (the book Blade Runner was based on)

[Blitzkrieg Bop]

Val McDermid's Beneath The Bleeding ... The British TV series Wire In The Blood are based on her books. I have also read The Torment Of Others and The Last Temptation.

[Flux]

The TV guide.

Go Family Guy!