What are you reading?

[OReillyD36 311]

Absolutely love Stephen King, got most of his many books now. Am currently reading "Insomnia" by King - very good so far, only near the beginning.

Very much looking forward to reading 11/22/63, looks excellent. If you think it is his best thing for 7-8 years that bodes well because i thought Duma Key and Under The Dome were just brilliant.

Have you got around to reading it yet mate?

Just finished reading a few of Lovecraft's short stories, chilling stuff. Next up is The Motorcycle Diaries

[capriccioso 2,545]

Has anyone ever heard of Sidney Sheldon? I think all of his books were number 1 New York Times Bestsellers List at one point, and he was a producer of some American comedies in the 60s.

Anyway, I've just gotten introduced to his books, and I am really enjoying "Master of the Game":

[Spike 12,049]

The Trial by Franz Kafka.

Very, very, very boring. It's never taken me so long to read such a short book.

[Milan 17,853]

The Trial by Franz Kafka.

Very, very, very boring. It's never taken me so long to read such a short book.

lol I remember the book. You will be perfectly fine if you read only the first and the last page to get the story. The middle of it is just Kafka's style.

[Drogba11CFC 108]

American Front, the first book in the "Great War" portion of Harry Turtledove's Southern Victory series. Turtledove eventually got lazy and turned the Confederate States into a parallel of Nazi Germany, while inserting out-of-place sex scenes and references to zinc oxide.

[Peace. 4,352]

I have just finished « The Prince » by Niccolo Machiavelli and « The Future of an Illusion » by Sigmund Freud. Two short and enlightening books. I advise these books too you all.

And Ima start to read « Divina Commedia », by Dante Allighieri.

[termninja 5,290]

Talkchelsea by Jim

[Kostas 1,468]

« The Future of an Illusion » by Sigmund Freud.

I have some knowledge of Freud's pseudo-scientific theories. Are the points he presents in the book related to/based on his psychological theories ?

[LDN Blue 7,903]

I have just finished « The Prince » by Niccolo Machiavelli

One of my teachers keeps recommending this to me. Insightful?

[CHOULO19 24,332]

« The Future of an Illusion » by Sigmund Freud.

Excellent book. For some reason I can't help but agree with Freud whenever any of his writings. He can always explain somewhat complicated theories in a fairly simple manner.

I'd recommend reading "Civiliaztion and it's Discontents" if you haven't read it yet. Best book Freud ever wrote.

[Kostas 1,468]

One of my teachers keeps recommending this to me. Insightful?

It's on the top of my list along with The Art of War as soon as I get a Kindle. Any of you got one?

[termninja 5,290]

Not reading, but will take the book really soon.

Andrzej Sapkowski, The Sword of Destiny. I've read his previos work, The Last Wish. Really enjoyed it.

[Spike 12,049]

Not reading, but will take the book really soon.

Andrzej Sapkowski, The Sword of Destiny. I've read his previos work, The Last Wish. Really enjoyed it.

The games take long engough to finish so I can't imagine what the books are like. The second one has been a pain in my ass for a while.

I'm still procrastinating reading The Trial.

[capriccioso 2,545]

Not as well written as The Prophet Armed but still, Deutscher is a fantastic historian.

[BlueDay 1]

Re-reading "Isaac Asimov - The Complete Robot Series".

Up Next: "Mother" by Maxim Gorky. Can't wait for this one. It's been on my shelf for quite a while.

[westcountryblue 25]

The latest issue of Chelsea Magazine, mainly the Eden Hazard interview...

[ChelseaChick 430]

50 shades of Freed. Very good.

[Wxgba 306]

'Inverting the Pyramid', Jonathan Wilson.