[TxCyclist]

Finishing up Travels with Charley by Steinbeck right now. After that I'm going to attempt Plato's The Republic again, last time I didn't soak it all in real well. The writing style mixed with the translation made it a tough read for me.

 

[bantam700]

A Clockwork Orange

 

[jsbarks]

just finished 'coroners journal' good book

 

[coco2]

just started "the girl with the dragon tattoo" by stieg larsson...excellent so far.

 

[jeepster93]

Clive Clussler's Medusa.

 

[funetical]

The Discoverers. Daniel J Borstein.

 

[tajcrews]

Does BIKE magazine count?

 

[Gomez]

The Mysterious Stranger. Mark Twain

 

[jsbarks]

Joe College now...50 pages in decent so far

 

[Burr]

This month:

The Mission Song by John le Carre

 

[Biker]

You guys read? What you readin for?

 

[rawhite1969]

The Dharma Bums. Makes me want to ride up into the mountains and stay there!

 

[CTD50]

In the middle of Flight of the Intruder (again... I re-read many of my books at least yearly). Stephen Coonts is one of my 3 faves.

 

[funetical]

Listening to the Lord of the rings this year. I read it almost every year, this year instead of breaking out the all in one I decided to listen to it. I act like its a hassle it's one of the three books I keep bedside and the only one without pictures.

 

[funetical]

I just finished I am America and So Can You by Stephen Colbert. Hysterical! The only issue I had was every time I read it I broke into my Colbert inner monologue so that made it take longer to read due to the accentuating pauses and the hilarity of me doing it unintentionally.

 

[Industry_Hack]

It's warmed up, so I've usually got my nose in a book of landscaping ideas. If not that, then something by the Dalai Lama.

 

[funetical]

Can't do the landscaping books, no interest. I started The User Illusion by Tor Norretranders last night. I'm stuck on consciousness and it's function as a form of evolution. Ever read any D.T. Suzuki Brian?

 

[Farnsworth]

Listening to the Lord of the rings this year. I read it almost every year, this year instead of breaking out the all in one I decided to listen to it. I act like its a hassle it's one of the three books I keep bedside and the only one without pictures.

How long did it take you to listen to it? I read it once and it took a while.

 

[funetical]

I stopped listening to it. I read it like most people read the bible. A little here and there, quotes taken out of context, that sort of thing. Having read it so many times I pick it up, open it to a random page, and I know everything that's going on.

 

[Industry_Hack]

Ever read any D.T. Suzuki Brian?

Nope.