The Ancestor's Tale by Richard Dawkins. Re-reading actually... pretty dense.
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Rereading the Malazan series again.
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The Average American Male
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I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell by Tucker Max
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"Case for Christ" by Lee Stroebel.
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"Cigar Asylum" by Cigar S. Mokers
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Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. Quirky little book. I am not a Jane Austin fan, but the zombies are funny.
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"The Geography of Thought" by Richard E. Nisbett
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I'm reading "Broken Music" which is Sting's autobiography. I'm a big Police fan.
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World's Cheapest Destinations - 21 Countries Where Your Money Is Worth A Fortune (Tim Leffel)
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How is it?
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It was good. I enjoyed it. Fast read with lots of puzzles-The reviews on amazon are 50/50 sort of a love it or hate it.
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Re-reading "Steel my Soldiers' Hearts" by Col. David Hackworth. I love his writing style, and his no hold bar attitude.
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I will be reading Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol. I have an extra brand new hardcover copy if someone wants it. Just send me a PM.
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Reversable Errors by Scott Turow.
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Started The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch. Looks to be a good fantasy series.
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in the middle of "Life of Pi" right now, but is taking awhile due to being back in school and all the reading that goes along with that.

read a little bit in my "Complete Works of Poe" for kicks.

Will be reading Dan Brown's new one after I finish Life of Pi
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The Truth About Muhammad - Robert Spencer

-and-

The Lost Symbol - Dan Brown
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Generation Kill

and

One Bullet Away, the making of a marine officer
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Excellent choices, both. It was interesting to read the different perspectives of the same situations. I wish I had read these two books closer together. Maybe I should re-read them.
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