Books

Just finished 'The Stranger' by Harlan Coben.

Reading The Bach Manuscript by Scott Mariani now.
 
Fighting for the French Foreign Legion By Alex Lochie

I don't usually read the Legion books as a lot of them are full of shit. I served with this guy albeit in a different company but our paths crossed fairly regularly. I'm also mentioned in book.
 
i have been trying to finish brothers karamazov for months now

i have like 100 pages left

i don't even like it
 
Infernus said:
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def top or near top of my list for the past year

also at the top of that list are my absolute darling - gabriel tallent. wind up girl - Paolo Bacigalupi. last good kiss from james crumley was mind blowing

started up on mike tyson autobiography and the bayou trilogy. recently finished/enjoyed six wakes, fresh off the boat, and the snow child
 
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Just picked up Starship Troopers for $4. Gonna give that a go after I finish re-reading Dune.
 
I also picked up several books to add to my 'to read' pile:


Conclave by Robert Harris

Dominus by Tom Fox

the Outsider by Stephen King
 
SuicideTaxi said:
Anyone still read them?

If so, what's the last one you read?

I'm old fashioned, I still like book books.
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I'm currently reading The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova. It's a muse on the idea that Vlad Tepes is still alive.

You're not going to make many friends here, talking about reading.
 
Vanster said:
I'm currently reading The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova. It's a muse on the idea that Vlad Tepes is still alive.

You're not going to make many friends here, talking about reading.
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That's kind of why I asked... it's a reading-based medium, so I couldn't help but wonder if people actually read books 'round these parts
 
I read a bunch because it's fun. Picked these up from sale at local library today. Seriously considering going back for more to add to my book collection.

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Currently working my way through Alastair Reynolds' Revelation Space series again.

I switched to mostly e-reading a decade ago on a Blackberry, then on phablets (Dell Streak 5, Note II, Note 4, currently S9+).
 
I'm reading James Clavell's Asian Saga right now. Two thirds of the way through in chronological order, not release order. I'm enjoying them very much.
 
TheVoiceOfReason said:
Currently working my way through Alastair Reynolds' Revelation Space series again.

I switched to mostly e-reading a decade ago on a Blackberry, then on phablets (Dell Streak 5, Note II, Note 4, currently S9+).
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FOr the past 10 years or so, 99% of the books I read are on my phone. This past year I have been reading on my Amazon Fire reader or tablet thing. Still, I prefer my phones.

There are some things I miss about books though: When I read on my readers, I never see the title of the book or the author so many times, I forget the name of the book I am reading or who wrote it. And then there is the smell. For some reason, I miss the smell from a book, especially all the old books and... that's about it. E-reading is far superior in every way.

Now that I have been learning how to play the piano, most of my 'reading' is coming from Audible. lol. Just started the Witcher series. I need something other than reality to read, especially after reading the Culture of Critique. That book made my blood boil.
 
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