NR - now reading

[Spike]

Has anyone here read the Silmarillion By Tolkien...? *yawn*

I'd LIKE to be reading 'The Crossroads of Twilight' by By Robert Jordan (Book 10 in the wheel of time 'trilogy' :Smug: ) But the stoopid bookshop people insist give me different release dates.. (varying from Fabruary to March) even though the official website says it was launched on the 6th of January.. *Sigh*

 

[Raabjørn]

Why do you guys make "now-everything"?
Currently reading Harry Potter! Hehe yes, I am very untrue

 

[Mischievous]

Ronja Rövardotter

 

[Stoner Sioux]

Jim Longo's "Haunted Oddessy-ghostly tales of the Mississippi Valley"

 

[Voice of God]

Hilgard's Introduction to Psychology (again...)
I should start Neil Gaiman - American Gods, it has been staring at me demandingly since I bought it.

 

[Mischievous]

Bröderna Lejonhjärta

 

[manuelgv]

Bandits by Eric Hobsbwan

 

[Rusty]

NR: The Way Between The Worlds, the 4th and final book in the View From The Mirror series by Ian Irvine. Mmmmmm...

 

[Sonnenritter]

I'm reading two books now.

The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer and East of Eden by John Steinbeck.

 

[Goatfire]

NR: THIS THREAD

 

[Mischievous]

Claude Levi-Strauss - "Structural Anthropology"

 

[Mocika]

I'm about to start reading: Helmut Krausser - Melodien oder Nachträge - but it's very, veryyyy long.. anybody read the book before?

 

[mourningstar]

beppe severgnini - inglesi
a quite interesting and funny (but true) analysis of the english people made by an italian journalist who lived both in britain and in the usa.

kary mullis - dancing naked in the mind field
a strange autobiography of the american biochemist who won the nobel prize for the PCR in 1993.

 

[Mocika]

I read only 50 pages... but seems the book is interesting!

 

[Torgoth]

Originally posted by Raabjørn
Why do you guys make "now-everything"?

I don't remember. But I'm more interested what kind of books people read than what they eat or drink now.

NR: Nevil Shute - On The Beach

 

[Mocika]

I was at the library yesterday and picked:

Alfred Lansing: Endurance, Sheckleton's Incredible Journey

 

[The Grand Wazoo]

Nietzsche - Der Antichrist

My damn printer finally managed to print it..
*checks for religious background of printer*
Hmmmm... I wonder..
"Mummm, was this printer second hand?"
"No..?"
Hmmmm... I wonder....

 

[Ormir]

I have several books going:

George Orwell - 1984
Michael Moorcock - Hawkmoon
Neil Gaiman - American Gods

 

[~Zeanra~]

NR: Bored of the Rings

 

[Rusty]

Originally posted by ~Zeanra~
NR: Bored of the Rings

Dammit, I still haven't got this.

EDIT: But I'm gonna order it soon.