What books are you reading?

[Oerdin]

I am reading black red necks and white liberals by Dr. Thomas Sowell. It is highly enlightening. What are you reading?

 

[Dove]

That's a good one.

Currently I'm not reading anything.....but I was looking for a way to get the critical race theory books so I can read them. I dont want to give money to the authors or else I'd just order them.

 

[Oerdin]

De Angelo is a good place to start. You will see CRT in all its intended racism.

 

[Dove]

That "White Fragility" book? Lol

Some around here take that as a gosple.

 

[UncleDiLF]

I enjoy this under the sun right now.

 

[Breakfall]

I‘m reading a few books at the moment. Two Aussie authors: Mathew Reilly and Robert G Barrett. Their books are riveting . Also Adolf Hitler…Mein Kampt. The latter has taken me over three years to read just an 1/8 of his deranged drivel. I usually read a book within three days…go figure!

 

[DDT]

'The Strange Death of Europe' is a decent read.

 

[Breakfall]

'The Strange Death of Europe' is a decent read.

Europe has been quite inventive when it come to shooting one’s own foot. What’s the scope on this new story?

 

[DDT]

Europe has been quite inventive when it come to shooting one’s own foot. What’s the scope on this new story?

Buy the book and read it.

 

[Breakfall]

Europe has been quite inventive when it come to shooting one’s own foot. What’s the scope on this new story?

Buy the book and read it.

I can download it within seconds. Europe is on the top end of my world and mostly irrelevant to me since I don’t conduct business there. I was merely asking for a synopsis . I read every day. Shine up!

 

[Lily]

Pain Free : A Revolutionary Method for Stopping Chronic Pain

Pete Egoscue

 

[Kitty Zhang]

WITHOUT A TRACE by Danielle Steel

 

[Oerdin]

A classic girl book but a pretty good story.

 

[Garraty_47]

Currently re-reading book three (The Long Mars) of the Terry Pratchett and Stephen Baxter 'The Long Earth' series.

 

[Oerdin]

I need to look for a copy of the ring world series.

 

[Dove]

Currently re-reading book three (The Long Mars) of the Terry Pratchett and Stephen Baxter 'The Long Earth' series.

I still have my copy of Bad Omens from when I was in high school lol

 

[cw_]

 

[Seamajor]

Busy traveling and returning to a garden that needs attention. Suggest one.

 

[Blurt]

Daniel Suarez, eh?

Maybe he meant his book to be titled No Mead? It's possible.

So what is this, Ceedub? Is it science fiction?

Right now I'm halfway through Absolution Gap, book three in Alastair Reynolds' Revelation Space tetralogy.

 

[cw_]

Techno-Thriller
It's nerdtastic.

 

[Blurt]

Nerdtastic is good.

Last techno-thrillers I read were Dan Wilson's Robopocalypse and its sequel Robogenesis. I guess they were more apocalyptic AI science fiction novels rather than techno-thrillers, really. Maybe Michael Crichton's Prey was the last true techno-thriller I read. Still sort of a dystopian nanotech apocalypse, I guess.

Spielberg has dibs on filming Wilson's tales of robots run amok. We'll see how that plays out.

 

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[Dove]

My boyfriend wrote a novel. He has been writing it for like 7 years and finished and now he is editing it.

So I'm reading it

 

[TheHaze]

 

[Omnipotent]

I‘m reading a few books at the moment. Two Aussie authors: Mathew Reilly and Robert G Barrett. Their books are riveting . Also Adolf Hitler…Mein Kampt. The latter has taken me over three years to read just an 1/8 of his deranged drivel. I usually read a book within three days…go figure!

When I did History at North Lake Senior Campus in the 90s, I tried reading Mein Kampf and ditched it right at the beginning. I thought, this is terrible....lol. Maybe the story will pick up.

All of those Austrians had the same dirt poor lives. Extreme discipline, work ethic high unmatchable standards. If you ever read Arnold Schwarzeneggar's book his father's life was exactly the same as Kurt's father's life.

 

[cw_]

Sci Fi

 

[cw_]

Fantasy

 

[Blurt]

About to finish Absolution Gap, the final volume in Alastair Reynolds’s original Revelation Space trilogy. Good, mind-bending New Space Opera.

My brother is recommending I tackle David Mitchell’s Cloud Atlas. Bro just finished reading Mitchell’s entire bibliography and says every one of the author’s novels are worth diving into. I may just do that next.

 

[cw_]

Sci-Fiiiiii

 

[Gabbo]

No one reads the phone book anymore. It used to be very popular but the young kids are not into it.