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- mrseaves0
just finished:
Possibly Side Effects
- by Augusten BurroughsI love every single one of his books...
- harlequino0
"Do What Thou Wilt" Biography of Aleister Crowley.
- -sputnik-0
just finished The Quest For The Holy Grail and just started The Mosquito Coast
- canuck0
Last decent book I read was 101 reykjavik.
- material-10
this months wallpaper* and dwell
- Mimio0
Santiago Calatrava: Conversations with Sudents- The MIT Lectures
- grunttt0
just finished:
Possibly Side Effects
- by Augusten BurroughsI love every single one of his books...
mrseaves
(Feb 7 07, 07:10)i recently read Running With Scissors. I'll definitely be picking up his other titles. Good stuff.
- mrseaves0
i recently read Running With Scissors. I'll definitely be picking up his other titles. Good stuff.
grunttt
(Feb 7 07, 07:42Magical Thinking and Possible Side Effects are great ones by him because they are just short stories that are really fun to read. Dry is great, but in a dark humor kinda way. Sellvision is great cause it's about advertising...
- kidswift-0
Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell, damn fine read so far!
Oh and Chossy's 10 reasons to help Kelpi, a romantic comedy with a surprise ending!
- stewdio0
I'm currently reading "Being and Time" by Martin Heidegger. (English translation by John Macquarrie and Edward Robinson.) It's a bit painful but I think I'm beginning to crack it finally. I don't know much about Heidegger himself other than he is supposed to be one of the foremost philosophers of the last century—and he sort of played for the wrong team for a little bit there in the late 30's / early 40's if you know what I mean. (Thankfully that doesn't seem to figure into this work though which he first published in 1927.) It's a toughie but I think I'll make it through. Eventually.
- stewdio0
Oh right, forgot the link . . .
"Being and Time" by Martin Heidegger on Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bei…
- Bargels0
Speaking of books with a German flair, I just read The Book Thief, by Markus Zusak, on a reco from a friend. Supposed to be a book for Grades 9 and up or so, so wasn't expecting a ton from it, but man. Told from the perspective of Death in Nazi Germany.
Cried like a bitch.
- Wolfboy0
Graphic novel, Chew, great books
the book-book I am about to start is David Byrne, Bicycle Diaries
- sureshot0
this thread.
