Which book are you reading?

[irishcream]

This is a thread for people to discuss books they are reading at the moment. I am reading 'The Subtle Knife' By Philip Pullman. It's the second instalment in the 'His Dark Materials' Trilogy. It's okay...but i'm looking for something else i think... what about the rest of you?

[Mystical_Journey]

Im reading a book at the moment called "Salamander " by Thomas Wharton.

[Yume]

Robert Jordan: Crown of Daggers and Kare Kano by Usuda. I reccommend the Kushiel Trilogy for the people who like heroism with a hint of erotic touch to make it more twisted.

[Seeker]

Second Ring of Power by Carlor Castaneda. I am working my way through the entire series. Don Juan taught Carlos "Dreaming" which is really lucid dreaming. Lucid dreaming is a core practice in many Shamanic teachings. It is amazing how closly Carlos's experiences tie in to lucid dreaming. He has given me so many ideas for things I have tried as well as things I want to try. The whole concept of the Tonal and Nuagual is fascinating!

[jacobo]

blood meridian by cormac mccrthy (you know that guy who did all the pretty horses) then next is independent nation by john avel/avle or something like that... still waiting for that one to come in the mail then after that devil in the white city by eric larson

[Daeraug]

Frank Herbert's Dune for the fifth or sixth time. I have about a hundred and fifty books and I read them all at least three times.

[Je33ica]

right now im readingggggggg it's the special hardcover edition with the pretay picutares

[jacobo]

Originally posted by Je33ica right now im readingggggggg it's the special hardcover edition with the pretay picutares just talked to a kid today that's reading angels and demons... i guess it's the trilogy to that. the more you know!

[nerve]

The Reflexology Manual

[irishcream]

Originally posted by adidas just talked to a kid today that's reading angels and demons... i guess it's the trilogy to that. the more you know! That's on my list...

[Amethyst Star]

Originally posted by Daeraug Frank Herbert's Dune for the fifth or sixth time. You are my friend I love Herbert. Have read any more in the series? Crap, I'm reading a lot of books: [list] Tolstoy's The Death of Ivan Ilych Zamyatin's We Robin Hobb's Fool's fate Pearl Sir Gawain and the Green Knight [list] Stupid school... well, this summer I'm going to try and tackle The Brothers Karamazov and maybe two or three others. -Amé

[Leviatha]

Book 4,Aliester Crowley.

[Daeraug]

Originally posted by Amethyst Star You are my friend *I love Herbert. *Have read any more in the series? Yeah, quite a few of them and some of the ones that his son wrote with Kevin J. Anderson.

[Gwendolyn]

Originally posted by Seeker Second Ring of Power by Carlor Castaneda. *I am working my way through the entire series. *Don Juan taught Carlos \"Dreaming\" which is really lucid dreaming. *Lucid dreaming is a core practice in many Shamanic teachings. It is amazing how closly Carlos's experiences tie in to lucid dreaming. *He has given me so many ideas for things I have tried as well as things I want to try. The whole concept of the Tonal and Nuagual is fascinating! NO WAY!!! I JUST STARTED READING THAT TODAY! I love it. I've read Journey to Ixtland, Tales of Power, and The Eagle's Girft. I love Castaneda! It's so insightful! My father read them, and suggested to me that I read the series. They helped him see that he needed to change his life in order to gain personal power. As an alcoholic, he wasted it all on his indulgent addiction. He often discusses with me the concepts of these books, and I think that after reading the books, and discussing them, they have helped me come a long way in my life today. It's also gotten me facinated with Shamanistic practices worldwide. I even had my first LD while reading Tales of Power. .....Anyway, they are wonderful books.

[Fetish]

the lost world by the guy that made "Jurassic park the book " or what ever its kinda interesting its got a lot of math and other theories on evaluation i really like it alot

[irishcream]

well, i've changed my book, and i am now reading 'Kingdom of Shadows' by Barbara Erskine...great imagery so far...it's partly set in Scotland. Also i've reserved the first of the Wheel of Time series, since my library has decided to make reservations free of charge!! Which also means that i might get to read the whole of the Stephen King Dark Tower series!! God, there's so many books i want to read, i don't know where to start...and now that reservation is free, i feel like going nuts...

[kramari]

I just started reading George R.R. Martin's "A Game Of Thrones"

[Amethyst Star]

Originally posted by greywolfpoet the lost world by the guy that made \"Jurassic park the book \" or what ever its kinda interesting its got a lot of math and other theories on evaluation i really like it alot Michael Crichton.... the author of a whole bunch of other excellent books, many of which have been made into movies, such as Sphere, Congo, etc. But of course, none of the movies do them justice

[voidofform]

Boundaries Of The Soul (The Practice of Jung's Psychology) by June Singer. The first psychology book I've read that actually explains things without psychobabble or waffle. Thouroughly recommended.

[CryoDragoon]

The Cardinal of the Kremlin by Tom Clancy and Exile's Return by Raymond E Feist

[Tsen]

Heh...I'm a Tom Clancy buff. Just finished Clear and Present Danger, and I'm reading Debt of Honor right now, and next I think I'll read Without Remorse. Maybe Cardinal of the Kremlin, though, I haven't read it yet, and it looks good... Anyway, other than that, I'm re-reading Don Quixote (my favorite classic) and I might start on a few Michael Crichton books too. I've read Airframe, and loved it, but I haven't really had any time to read more of his stuff...

[Kyros]

Wheel of Time: Crown of Swords

[Yume]

Originally posted by voidofform Boundaries Of The Soul (The Practice of Jung's Psychology) by June Singer. The first psychology book I've read that actually explains things without psychobabble or waffle. Thouroughly recommended. Very good book and waffles are tasty. Jung is my favorite philosopher. i am currently reading "The Cat Who Walks Through Walls" by Robert Heinlein.

[jacobo]

just picked up independent nation by john p. avlon... next on the block is devil in the white city by erik larson

[CT]

"Pebbles in the sky" by Isaac Asimov, best SF writer that ever lived. Also, I believe he was good friends with Mr. James Randi, and we all love that guy.