Re: What are you reading?

Yes, it's a spinoff of the "what are you listening to?"-thread. But more intellectual.

Like Frasier.


Plays count, cartoons doesn't. No manga, mofo.

Re: *sniff*

thats not fair there books aint they...

im in the middle of Mein Kampf (shaddap) he may have ben an awsome speaker but he aint a good writer, its a really difficult read im only like 1/6 the way thew and im a real fast reader lol

Re: well, what do you expect from a convict?

A clockwork orange - Anthony Burgess

A long way down - Nick Hornby

Midsummer nights dream - Shakespeare (for school)

Re: yaaay

ive been thinking about making this thread but i guess i was lazy

im reading:

the Contortionists handbook by Craig Clevenger
the Bell jar by Sylvia Plath (for the third time hehe
and something by Virginia Woolf though im not sure i will finish it

Re: ...

clockwork orange is f-in awsome i musta read it a million times way betta than the movie

Re: ...

i agree

Re: Re: ...

 uplifted mofo wrote:

clockwork orange is f-in awsome i musta read it a million times way betta than the movie

Re: ...

ive seen the movie yesterday!

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 AchingToPupate wrote:

 uplifted mofo wrote:

clockwork orange is f-in awsome i musta read it a million times way betta than the movie

I've just started it and I haven't seen the movie so don't tell me, thanks.

*edit
you can tell me it was good, but leave that other stuff out.

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I'm reading Everythings Eventual & Song of Susannah by Stephen King

Re: Current Book List in Circulation

A Consumer's Republic-Lizabeth Cohen
Land of Desire-William Leach
Protest and Praise: Sacred Music of Black Religions: Jon Michael Spencer
Drawing Down the Moon: Margot Adler
God's Daughters: R.Marie Griffith
Fundamentalism and Female Power: Brenda Brasher
The Autobiography of Malcolm X: Malcolm X w/ Alex Haley
On the Side of My People: A Religious Life of Malcolm X: Louis DeCaro
Hard Times: Charles Dickens
Eight Theories of Religion: Daniel Pals
Velvet Elvis: Rob Bell
Soul On Ice: Eldridge Cleaver

Most of these are for class. There are few that are lesiure. Yet, I enjoy what I study, so I suppose all of them could be classified as lesiure. (And just in case you were wondering, no I did not include the text books.)

YAY reading!

Re: ...

HARRRRRRRRRRRRRY POTTTERRRRRR!!!!

Re: hmmm

I'm currently reading a book called "supernatural peak district"

its like a factual book on famous ghost huntings and urban myths that happen in the peak district it's quite good

and I've just finished reading a book that is similar but it was called "strange sheffield"

noticing a pattern here?

Re: MANGA DOES COUNT!

im reading Bleach vol 3, i just found a site thats cat all the way up to book 27 (wich rules cuz there rather expensive and ive only got books 1,2 and 11.)

Re: does

graphic novels count
THEY ARNT MANGA
they are just "mature" comic books

Re: Re: does

If "reading" is looking at pictures it's not reading!

Re: book worm

I am reading this swedish book called In the shadow of a crime....


and in school we are currently reading August Strindberg books

Re: Re: Re: does

 AchingToPupate wrote:

If "reading" is looking at pictures it's not reading!

Re: Re: Re: Re: does

wrap it up in sugar if you want. it's still not books.

Re: right now:

Harry potter and the chamber of secrets

and

vingklippt ängel by Berni Pålsson, great book, everyone from sweden should read it...

Re: Re: right now:

 stinsen wrote:

Harry potter and the chamber of secrets

and

vingklippt ängel by Berni Pålsson, great book, everyone from sweden should read it...