Comprehensive Gynecology, Morton A. Stenchever, MD

nice read powerclown!

I just started Rise to Rebellion by Jeff Shaara

just finished Something Like an Autobiography by Akira Kuwosara - really enjoyed this book, more for his personal opinions than the stories he has to tell.

Absolutely American, David Lipsky.

Ive read it before, but decided to pick it up and read it again. Ive got a good friend at West Point, and its good to get a look at that life.

i like to analyze/discuss books, but not robbins
i have all his work, fierce invalids is my favorite.

i just finished reading house of leaves by mark z danielewiski, im reading v. by thomas pynchon now.

Great book! I'm a Clancy fan, but I never have time to read. I also liked "Clear and Present Danger".

Right now, I am reading "A Time to Kill" by Grisham. I'm going on a trip to China next week, so I should be able to finish it by then (16 hours in the air!!!).

v is excellent. probably my favorite pynchon book. even though only two things really stick with me: the idea of doing a yo yo and the priest haranguing his congregation of rats.....

Sacrifice by Clyde Phillips

John Maxim's "Bannerman's Law" (on the bus)

BTW, I finished the Donaldson's first Gap Cycle book. It was okay and filled the time. I don't think it is a raver, though. For some truly twisted plots, try on W. Michael Gear's Spider triolgy (Warriors of Spider, Web of Spider, Way of Spider) or his Forbidden Border's triolgy (Brain dead this morning, I can't think ofthe titles).

tropple, The Real Story is just the intro book. It's short and direct to get people in. The series builds quite well. If you've got the time, it's worth it.

Thanks, Kadath.

I hope the remainder is more involved. I picked up all of them except for #2 (sold out in two stores) last weekend.

Chris Bunch's Risk Inc.: "The Doublecross Program" (at home)

Under the Banner of Heaven by Jon Krakauer

tropple...even though a friend of mine managed to read the Gap series and missing one book i wouldnt recommend it. :) Get the second book too..
The whole series is one helluva rollercoaster ride..

Reading Robert Holdstocks Lavondyss atm, (my favorite fantasy novel )

Having misplaced my copy of Jitterbug, I am now reading Timequake by Vonnegut. It is depressing.

Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers (yet again).

Finished "Song of Susanahh" just in time to pick up the 12th and final Left Behind book "Glorious Appearing"...


its funny my local library finally made me update my library card which was over a decade old and with my new card I can have them hold books for me online and just go pick them up! awesome.

DB

I found it at a Borders! I'm almost to the end of my current two books so I'll probably be starting it tonight! I sure as hell hope by bus isn't delayed tonight or I'll end up sitting with nothing to read.

I hope you find your Jitterbug. I've read a few of McQuay's books and enjoyed them all.

Olive's Ocean by Kevin Henkes
How to Write a Dirty Story by Susie Bright
The Gravedigger's Cottage by Chris Lynch
Gothic! Ten Original Dark Tales edited by Deborah Noyes
Little Children by Tom Perrotta
Liquor by Poppy Z. Brite
Tam Lin by Pamela Dean
Ella Minnow Pea by Peter Dunn

*shrugs* I'm a librarian with ADD. 'Nuff said.

Currently reading "Dry" by Augusten Burroughs - it's a about a gay, recovering alcoholic ad executive.

Started off really well - the chapters on the spiral down and rehab were fun, but the latter half is losing me a little.

mike davis: city of quartz

Slick Willy's autobiography

I went on an unusual reading binge recently.
I just finished:

-Beyond the Deep, Bill Stone and Barbara Ende. A true documentary/story about deep caving/diving.

-The Coma, Alex Garland

-The Four Agreements. Don Miguel Ruiz


I think I'm going to begin The Life of Pi next.

Kingdom of Fear by Hunter S. Thompson
Also Proud Highway by the same author
And rereading The Sun Also Rises by Hemingway

S. Donaldson's Gap Cycle: "Forbidden Knowledge" (Bus)

John Maxim's Bannerman Series: "Bannerman's Ghosts" (home)

tom clancy's "teeth of the tiger" just hit paperback, halfway done. it's good, but i really felt like i missed out on a few things somewhere in the jack ryan universe, despite that i have read all the book.

Michael Cunningham's "The Hours" - making my way through a list of books turned movies before watching movies of said books.

I just started reading Generation Kill by Evan Wright, I read his columns in Rolling Stone about the war in Iraq called the Killer Elite and I thought it was very interesting so i was really glad that he wrote a book out of it. Im only 3 chapters in, and its already really good.

God Against the Gods by Jonathan Kirsch. Its a history of the war between montheism and polytheism. Pretty interesting read.

The Stranger.. Then Catch 22

A Storm of Swords, third book in A Song Of Ice And Fire by George R. R. Martin, the finest series/author of modern fantasy.

The Gulag Archipelago by Solzhenitsyn. Very disturbing non-fiction.

The Da Vinci Code, took a break at chapter 33. The book is very good so far. In fact, I need to continue and see what happens next!

My historical Linguistics textbook so I don't fail the course when I have to take it at the same time as it's pre-req. Also, at the same time (read: instead of) A Place to Call Home by Gabrielle Wills: a local writer from Lindsay, Ontario.... Amazing book for a first time author... very hard to find but worth it, if you're interested in historical fiction.

The Harry Potter books.. I'm not at book 3, intending to read them all.

"Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, An American Slave"

by Frederick Douglass

Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Identity. Not my usual read at all, but having seen the movies recently, I decided to take a stab at it.

I think this is one of the best fantasy series - ever! - and I have read a lot of fantasy :)

Currently reading "The demon awakens" by RA Salvatore (it is oldish, but I've never read it)

Just returned "Hearts in Atlantis" to the library (great non-horror King)

Checked out "The Da Vinci Code," "From a Buick 8" and "The Black House". Not sure how I thought I would read all 3 in 3 weeks. Best get reading!

Dan Craig and David Sherman, Starfist Series book 1: "First to Fight" (Home)
James H. Schmitz: The Witches of Karres (Bus)

I am currently reading The Once and Future King by TH White.

It is the book that the disney movie "Sword and the Stone is based (albeit loosely) upon. Very differnt take on the Arthurian Legends.

DB.