What are you reading?

[Da Luis Vuitton Don]

the one thread about chicks that have a *********

 

[sygyzy]

During the whole Hermes breast wallet debacle, someone mentioned the Birkin book so I bought it on my Kindle and have been reading it. It's actually pretty good so far.

 

[edinatlanta]

Picked up The Wave by Susan Casey, and A Time to Keep Silence by Patrick Leigh Fermor

 

[jesask]

Tokyo Year Zero by David Peace

 

[binge]

Just finished Grey Seas Under by Farley Mowat.
Just starting The Hundred Years War by Edouard Perroy.

 

[Biggskip]

Originally Posted by sartorialism

Bleh. Have you seen this thread? We hate you.

Eh, whatever, bring the hate. I'm still turning pages and lauging ****** off. I hadn't seen the thread though. I try stiring up some **** later. Will probably get ****** handed to me.

 

[CTstudent]

Just finished The Sun also Rises by Hemingway Started reading The Yiddish Policemen's Union by Michael Chabon

 

[jesask]

Originally Posted by CTstudent

Started reading The Yiddish Policemen's Union by Michael Chabon

I liked this one

 

[Fulcannelli]

for fun: In Denfense of Lost Causes by Slavoj Zizek
for money: CCIE voice books

 

[sartorialism]

The Book of Love, by Leonard Cohen.

 

[Fulcannelli]

Originally Posted by sartorialism

The Book of Love, by Leonard Cohen.

this intrigues me, it could take me a year to read with his slow "steve wright" type voice narrating in my head though, I think I prefer Rimbaud, although forgeting poetry Vital may be more appropriate/Lurian.

 

[sartorialism]

Originally Posted by Fulcannelli

this intrigues me, it could take me a year to read with his slow "steve wright" type voice narrating in my head though, I think I prefer Rimbaud, although forgeting poetry Vital may be more appropriate.

Short book of poetry. It's truly gorgeous.

 

[Fulcannelli]

Originally Posted by sartorialism

Short book of poetry. It's truly gorgeous.

on that review I've ordered a copy, If you havn't read Rimbaud I highly recommend him to you, its probable its in the same vein.

 

[olstudios]

The Godfather

 

[sartorialism]

Originally Posted by Fulcannelli

on that review I've ordered a copy, If you havn't read Rimbaud I highly recommend him to you, its probable its in the same vein.

Be sure to then post a review. Many of the references are to Judaism and Jewish practice and mysticism. That resonated with me, an observant, hassidic Jew. But you'll love it as well.