CigarNut 11:34 AM 09-17-2010
Been doing a lot of reading lately... started and finished a short story by Brandon Sanderson called
Firstborn -- nice little read. I also read
Warbreaker and
Elantris by Brandon Sanderson. Would like to see some sequels to these books -- I thought they were both very good.
Also read
Containment by Christian Cantrell an SF novel about the first colony on Venus. And I read
Treason by Orson Scott Card. This was an early work from Card that he touched up a bit before publishing.
Now I am trying to decide whether to read
The Great Santini or
The Count of Monte Cristo... Tough choice
:-)
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TXRebel 11:23 AM 09-24-2010
The Cigar Maker by Mark Carlos McGinty.
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sikk50 11:33 AM 09-24-2010
Devil's Knot. It's about the west Memphis 3. Some infuriating displace of abuse of the criminal justice system in there
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sevans105 11:35 AM 09-24-2010
Just finished Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. Had never read it before and had heard good things about it. Picked up a hard copy for a quarter at a garage sale. Good read.
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BeerAdvocate 09:21 PM 10-09-2010
I hope they serve beer in hell - Pretty vulgar, but funny as hell!
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Bunker 09:32 PM 10-09-2010
Stephen Hunter - Night of Thunder
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Samsquanch 11:53 PM 10-09-2010
Go Go Girls of the Apocalypse
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BeerAdvocate 12:58 PM 10-13-2010
BloodSpite 01:00 PM 10-13-2010
No Man's Land: Combat and Identity in World War I by Eric J. Leed
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The Little Book that Beats the Market, by Joel Greenblatt.
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bowhnter 06:21 AM 10-16-2010
Vince Flynn, just released "American Assassin"
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Don Fernando 06:42 AM 10-16-2010
Just got myself a few more Andy NcNab books for my upcoming vacation.
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qwerty1500 07:11 AM 10-16-2010
Just finished
The Shia Revival: How Conflicts Within Islam Will Shape the Future by Vali Nasar. It gives a good historical perspective about why there is tension between Shias and Sunnis. Lots of insight about Iran's rise as a regional power.
Now, I'm about half way through
Fall of Giants by Ken Follett. Really enjoyed his sagas about 12th and 14th century England. This is his first of a three book series that follows several fictional families from just before WWI to the Cold War. So far, it's great read.
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hammer26a 07:14 AM 10-16-2010
Mediterranean Caper by Clive Cussler
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kydsid 10:03 AM 10-16-2010
Originally Posted by bowhnter:
Vince Flynn, just released "American Assassin"
Any comments on that one? I just picked up a couple Flynn books. Not bad for thriller pop fiction.
Currently I am reading "The Looming Tower" by Lawrence Wright - It is his analysis, based on interviews over many years on the road to 9/11, its justifications and impact.
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bowhnter 04:38 PM 10-16-2010
I am just starting it, about 1/3 done so far. It ts MItch's early life. So far I like it, but I have liked all of them.
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MedicCook 04:41 PM 10-16-2010
Just finished 'Consent to Kill' by Vince Flynn. After I finished it I found out it was book #6 in a series of books. Waiting for #1-5 to arrive now.
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bowhnter 06:05 PM 10-16-2010
Originally Posted by MedicCook:
Just finished 'Consent to Kill' by Vince Flynn. After I finished it I found out it was book #6 in a series of books. Waiting for #1-5 to arrive now.
That's my favorite and they plan to make a movie based on it! I'm excited!
don't worry about where you start, they all weren't in chronological order anyway I found out.
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hotreds 08:48 PM 10-25-2010
Americas Secular Challenge: The Rise of a New National Religion by Herbert London
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Thammy 09:47 PM 10-25-2010
"Way to wisdom" by Karl Jaspers, as well as Bram Stoker's "Dracula"(for English class!).
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