What books are you reading right now?

I bought the first edition of the special edition of Neil Gaiman's Sandman for JadziaDax as a Hanukkah present back when I worked for Borders.
It was her favorite graphic novel and author.
They are freaking expensive, so I never could complete the set.
Last month I came across the rest of the set in a used bookstore.
I didn't really have the money but I couldn't pass up getting them at half price.

I have read a lot of the Sandman graphic novels but it is amazing to read them in order.
Sandman is brilliantly written and illustrated, elevating the graphic novel to a whole new level.

 

Kicked.out At The Earth's Core, by Edgar Rice Burroughs, over a quick trip. Next up Candide, by Voltaire.

 

Done with Candide, now it's on to The Food Of The Gods And How It Came To Earth, by H.G. Wells

 

I'm sorry - the "not Jack' picture looks like Jerry Seinfeld...

(i've always thought that Gerard Butler would make a good Reacher)

 

Killer Angels, Pulitzer Prize winner.

 

Johnny Cash, by Robert Hilburn.

IME celebrity biographies can be miss & hit. I scored this for a $1.00, figured at the price I couldn't go wrong. The reviews I read were unanimously positive.

 

A little harmless sex. By Melissa Schroeder. Just a little light reading.

 

Cult City by Daniel J. Flynn

 

The Varieties of Religious Experience, William James

 

my daughter reads to me pretty much every night, right now its the pony pal series

 

I'm not reading this, but I'm fairly certain my wife has a copy hidden around the house somewhere:

 

I had a good friend with a strong libido (he also had the looks and personality to match) who could get laid without trying. His future wife fucked him legless before they were married. Things slowed way down once they got married. He ended up banging women that previously he wouldn't look at twice.

That reminds me of the old joke:

Why do most brides smile on their wedding day?

They won't be giving any more blowjobs.

 

My repost from a thread in one of the other sub-forums.

 

The Pirate by Harold Robbins. Old book but still a good story.

 

Still working on "Food Of The Gods" while also finishing "The Stranger Beside Me" by Ann Rule

 

Fire and Fury inside the Trump White House.

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At least not to their husbands.