I just finished the graphic novel "Maus" by art speigleman, which was a fantastically haunting story which I imagine was quite difficult for Mr. Speigleman to write. I also recently read "The Great Gatsby." It took me far too long to actually read that book, but now that I have, I love it
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Living loaded
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Dark Tower. Almost done. Thinking about The Wind Through The Keyhole next to finish the series. I have a ton of other things I want to get into though.
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Going back to my teens and re-reading Revelation by W.A. Harbinson. Actually found it for kindle...
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The Seawitch (Greywalker series) by Kat Richardson
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I started & finished No Easy Day: The Firsthand Account of the Mission That Killed Osama Bin Laden. Great fast read!
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Birthright by Rick Partlow (A Kindle book)
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Just finished For Whom the Bell Tolls by Hemingway. Amazing book. Can't wait to read more of his work!
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The Art of Deception by Kevin Mitnick.
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In the Garden of Beast by Erik Larson. I love Devil In The White City. This is decent so far, but kinda dry. Hope it picks up.
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One Second After by William R. Forstchen.
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I'm currently reading Beyond Tantra: Healing Through Taoist Sacred Sex. This seems like a really basic set and setting and couples communication book. So far (about halfway through) I haven't encountered much in the way of actual meditative practice. Hopefully there will be some deeper information further in the book.
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I finished a few good books recently:

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The Devil's Bounty -- I highly recommend this book :-)

The Master of Disguise: My Secret Life in the CIA
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V for Vendetta
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Eric Clapton's autobiography.
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Salem's Lot - Stephen King
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Savage Wars of Peace by Max Boot
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Just finished - "By Order of The President" by W.E.B. Griffin. It's the first book in a series called "The Presidential Agent."
If any of you are Griffin fans, readers of his older series; Brotherhood of War, The Corps, Badge of Honor - then his newer series' where his son is doing more of the writing are disappointments,

Now reading "First Team" by Larry Bond. It's OK.
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"The Swerve, How the World Became Modern" by Stephen Greenblatt
Describes the "discovery" in the 1500s of ancient pagan roman and greek texts - and specifically the rational humanist philosophy - and how those texts and that philosophy influenced the renaissance.
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Anyone on here use the GoodReads app? If so, we should be friends and then we can read the reviews of the books we read.
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