General

Alright finished Labyrinth of Evil *James Luceno* and also finished Patterns of Force *Micheal Reaves* and Now I'm reading Outcast *Aaron Allston*

Quite angry at that book right now *not because it's bad but simply because it's...how would you describe it...unfair...IDK*

"Bangkok 8" John Burdett. A Buddhist crime thriller set in Thailand.
"The Road to Serfdom" F.A. Hayek
"The Healing of America" T.R. Reid. Health care in American and around the world.
Then there's the stack of New Yorkers that seems to multiply each week

Finished Ender's Game yesterday... loved it, will likely read more in the series.

Picked up Life of Pi last night. I'm interested in it after 10 pages, at least, which is a good sign.

I'll stick with english lit. books I'm reading atm.

1) Surface Detail by Iain M Banks
2) Maps in Mirror, a collection of short stories by Orson Scott Card

Yeah, I'm a sci-fi dork. Everyone should read Ender's Game ^^ and I noticed someone reading Hunter S Thompson..I've meant to because one of my fave movies ever (Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas) is apparently based on his book?

Neil Gaiman is amazing too. I've been ordering the Sandman books one by one from Amazon, amazing art and superb stories.

Right now I'm reading "The Internet Now in Handy Book Form!" by David McCandless. It's a brilliant parody of the internet in general, and looks very authentic. If anyone remembers that one-page site that was being sent around a couple of years ago, Porn for Girls By Girls, that's basically a scan right out of this book. Unfortunately the page no longer exists or I'd post a link.

I'm reading two books at once. The fist is "Benjamin Frankln: his autobiography and other writings". An interesting read, i never realized how diverse his career was,politician, inventor, writter,a man of many hats.

The second is "God is my co-pilot" by Robert L. Scott. A fascinating memoir of a group commander who served with General Chennault's flying tigers during world war two.

Both good reads for any history buff.

Just started Paradise Lost by J.A. Jance. Its good so far.

Still working through Pride and Prejudice.

Boccaciccio's "The Decameron" written around 1353. Some bawdy stories for back then.

So you've heard?