What are you reading?

[dahl5yankees]

Reading a book published in 1865 by a Union Spy who spent
the Civil War years 1861-65 in the south.

 

[Matt]

 

[james_timothy]

I'm rereading Nature Loves to Hide, a combination of really cool ideas and an infuriating interpretation using Plotinus, of all people. The ideas relating to Schrodinger and Dirac are great.

The kind of book I find myself arguing with while I read it.

 

[Pinhas]

finished in the past 2 weeks:

 

[sartorialism]

Originally Posted by Matt

I never did understand James Joyce.

 

[Anthony K]

About 75% done with "No Beast So Fierce" by Edward Bunker

 

[Hombre Secreto]

Originally Posted by Anthony K

About 75% done with "No Beast So Fierce" by Edward Bunker

Not book related, but he has some awesome stories in the Reservoir Dogs extras DVD/Bluray.

 

[Izhitsa]

Austerity Britain, 1945–1951 by David Kynaston.

 

[watchcollector2454]

the duel - chekhov

 

[sartorialism]

The Right to Earn a Living, by Timothy Sandefur. I can't recommend this book enough. It's fantastic!

 

[HelloIDistance]

Strangers - Dean Koontz

 

[HgaleK]

48 Laws of Power
Less than Zero
This Side of Paradise

 

[nootje]

finished: bismarck and the german empire
now undertaking : Bismarck a life

after that I think ill be done with the man, so ill proceed into european history 500 to 1300.

 

[Joffrey]

Originally Posted by nootje

finished: bismarck and the german empire
now undertaking : Bismarck a life

after that I think ill be done with the man, so ill proceed into european history 500 to 1300.

We seem to have similar tastes. 4 Months in, I'm still wading through "The Thirty Years War". I think I will stay below 500 page books for the forseeable future.

 

[Anthony K]

Finished No Beast So Fierce, the other day. Great read!

I'm now reading: