I Am Currently Reading This Book

...is not my typical reading material, but, it is intriguing none the less. What was once a little know erotic novel trilogy sold mainly through digital copy, has taken on a life of it's own amid the scrutiny over it's theme of...

I bought this book for $3.50. I know why it was only $3.50. It's boring.

Now I am reading death of a thin-skinned animal by Patrick Alexander.

A two years out of date secret code has been sent to the secret service in London. It spelled out a grade foreign office nightmare. President Njala is an...

If you've an insomnia, I'll gurantee that you'll sleep just by reading this book. LOL

A true story about an American with little of his own money who builds schools in Muslim countries for girls.  The first cup of tea means you're a guest,  The second cup of tea means you're a friend.  The third cup of tea...

I'm presently reading Auschwitz: A New History. Laurence Rees provides a shocking portrait of the world's infamous death camp, with original interviews with survivors and Nazi perpetrators who speak on record for the first time. Ree's...

I am reading this novel right now. I read The Road a few years ago and loved it and thought I'd check out No Country for Old Men. People go ape-shit for the movie but I have not seen it. So far, I am disappointed. The characters are...

First published in 2008, JFK and the Unspeakable by James W. Douglass is the most detailed and wide-ranging account of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy that I have ever come across. Drawing on a variety of sources...

This was written to help out the guys. What do the Ladies think? And yes guys, you'll enjoy this too!
 
WORDS WOMEN USE
FINE
This is the word women use to end an argument when they feel they are right and you need to shut up...

subtitled Revolutions in Archaeology, by Bruce Trigger. Published by Thames & Hudson of London, 1980.
Yes, an oldie, but hopefully a goodie.
Childe (1892-1957) was one of the great archaeologists, and a very significant Australian...

I just finished reading "Gone Girl" by Gillian Flynn.
If you like thrillers and weird endings this is a must read. Very hard to put down!

Robert Morris: Financier of the American Revolution . . . pretty good, so far. Very interesting person, and one of those critical yet under-appreciated people who did so much behind the scenes, while others got the attention.

A LIGHT IN THE ATTICby Shel SilversteinThere's a light on in the attic.Though the house is dark and shuttered,I can see a flickerin' flutter,And I know what it's about.There's a light on in the attic.I can see it from the outside,And I...

I am currently reading His Majesty's dragon.
Since I am a long lost fantasy-lover I like it. It has a nice way about it, and I enjoy reading it especially since it's a while since I read fantasy.
I think that there are/will be several...

I just started Eleanor Henderson's _Ten Thousand Saints_, a novel about lost, stoned, confused kids in the late-80s NYC hardcore scene. It's filled with lovely and sharply observed characters but, man, it just makes me want to take the...

Am new to EP. Thought I'd start by sharing news on this: Jane Eyre, started reading few days ago for the first time, find it really immersive, good to dip into just before bedtime. Would love to hear your views on the novel - without...

Is anyone reading "The Pillars of the Earth"? is it worth it?

Got 2 new books today:
"The Fault in Our Stars" by John Green and "Every Day" by David Levithan.
I really liked Levithan's "The Lover's Dictionary"
Anyone has read any of these?

A friend of mine suggested that I read "The Color Of Magic" by Terry Pratchett. I am not very far into the book yet so I don't really have much of an opinion about it yet. Though so far it is a bit confusing. I am sure everything will...

I bought a book on Amazon.com called the Exegesus of Phillip K. Dick, an author I try to tell people about any chance I get and the exegesus is a collection of his philisophic thoughts (Mostly involving meta-physics)
Unfortunately...