What are you reading right now?

In bed: The Magus - John Fowles

On the bog: Espedaire Street - Iain Banks (just finished Burning Bright, Steinbeck)

In front of the TV: John Peel's biography

In the car whilst waiting for the kids: The Dream Archipelago, Christopher Priest

How's "Margrave and the Marshes" going? I got it for my girlfriend at xmas, think I'll take a look after her.

What beeth the definition of a genius per se? Is it a specimen of great knowledge or one that beholdeth great wisdom?

a cat can have kittens in the oven, but that don't make 'em biscuits.

Glad you guys like this thread

eric said:

Sebastian. seriously. if you ever need a place to stay in minnesota, you've got an open invitation.


"the lucifer principle: a scientific expedition into the forces of history" by howard k. bloom

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Should I ever find myself Exporing Minnesota, I may just take you up on that offer.

I've been wanting to read that book for a while now. I bought a DVD called 'Disinformation' and he was one of the featured guests. He had some pretty 'out there' ideas, but I like to read authors that challenge my perceptions of reality. I think I'll be headed to the local bookshop today...

Right now I am currently reading Flags Of Our Fathers

The Andromeda Strain by Michael Crichton. It's his first novel and it's a bit dated but still a good read.

I started reading iWoz from Steve Wozniack (sp?) sorry the book isn't next to me as I type this. When I finish that I'll start reading "Leadership" from Rudy Giuliani, then John Maxwell's book "The 360 Leader" so I've got a few books lined up for the next couple of weeks.

Interesting

The Mauritius Command by Patrick O'Brian.

Six Frigates by Ian W. Toll

TheCustomer99 said:

The Andromeda Strain by Michael Crichton. It's his first novel and it's a bit dated but still a good read.

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I read that. It's a pretty good book.

Foundation by Isaac Asimov

Tokyo Doesn't Love Us Anymore by Ray Loriga (rereading)
The Possibility of an Island by Michel Houellebecq
The Consolations of Philosophy by Alain de Botton
The Photograph as Contemporary Art by Charlotte Cotton
Film Directing Shot by Shot by Steven D. Katz
The Oxford Dictionary

there's more because I can never read one at a time.

I'm reading Mac-Forums.com.

The Essential William Saroyan

The Amityville Horror

L'Ombre du vent by Carlos Ruiz Zafón

i was just reading MHC Post.

if the interweb doesnt count. then im reading Mac Life - February

Currently I am reading some poetry