What book are you currently reading?

[Half_crazy]

"A Universe from Nothing" by Lawrence Krauss

[Shaw_2112]

"The Dread" by Gail Z Martin

I'm a big SciFi/Fantasy reader, I read rather than watch TV...


just realized this thread is almost a year old..

[Nazzdak]

Originally Posted by Road King Cole

I just finished the first and started the second of the trilogy. Seems Ok. I typically like more science fiction (like Koontz) or horror (like Jack Kilborn). Speaking of Kilborn, Trapped and Endurance were crazy reads.

Were the 2nd and 3rd books better than the 1st? The 1st seemed like forever to get going...

Thanks,

rkc

Hi Cole!

I totally agree. Each book is somewhat slow in the beginning, but really picks up speed towards the middle. By the end of the hornet's nest, I couldn't put it down. In my opinion, the second is his best, and my favorite.

I'm glad I read all three.

Speaking of horror, I'm a huge fan of vintage Stephen King. I have all of his early stuff in chronological order, but I haven't read anything since the skeleton crew. I don't much care for his new stuff.

If you're ever interested in anything non-fictional and motorcycle related, you should take a look at Alone and under. Its the true story of an ATF agent that infiltrated the Mongol motorcycle club.

[jgc89]

water for elephants before that heavan is for real

[DueceDog]

Touch Points, by Douglas Conant (ex Pres. & CEO-Campbell Soup Co.) and Mette Norgaard.

It's about using ordinary, everyday contact with people to improve leadership skills.

Yeah, I know, sounds kind of boring doesn't it.

[coastie56]

Energy equals Motor Cycles Squared. Albert Einstein.

[Waffen]

Steve Jobs book.


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[Michael Psycle]

Cuba and Its Music: From the First Drums to the Mambo by Ned Sublette

[lucille]

'Wheat Belly'.....by Dr. William Davis

[sublime]

Ameritopia: The Unmaking of America
Mark Levin

[torqueinc]

Same here got it on Amazon for $9

[g480628]

Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln
Doris Kearns Goodwin

[dirtyshoprags]

The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky as translated by Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky

[DoctorDee]

I just finished writing a book. Must have read it 300 times trying to edit. Does that count?

[Greg MacD]

"Talking Sides" by George McKenna.

This book is for my Government 331 class, after close to 30 years of being out of High School I am back in a classroom working on my BS!