Lonely Raven 06:40 PM 10-12-2011
Originally Posted by Apoco:
I'm trying to get into Neuromancer by William Gibson...but MAN is it dense.
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I think Neuromancer was one of the better ones. It's obvious with his later books that he would start and get lost and not know where he was going with the stories. He actually had fans on the internet help guide him to some of his endings.
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Moose6026 11:13 PM 10-15-2011
Killer Elite by Ranulph Fiennes, it appears it was originaly published under the name The Feather Men
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rebelknight 01:55 PM 10-16-2011
Downloaded all the Harry Potter books on my phone. Rereading the sixth one right now. Hopefully I will be able to find some other books for this app.
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Re-reading Swan Song by Robert McCammon.
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taltos 09:42 PM 10-17-2011
Just downloaded Barbara Bush's Memoirs to my Nook.
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The Poet 04:32 PM 10-18-2011
Originally Posted by taltos:
Just downloaded Barbara Bush's Memoirs to my Nook.
So many jokes, so little time.
:-)
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taltos 05:07 PM 10-18-2011
Might be worth reading the book instead of making jokes about somebody who has more class in her little finger than the entire state of NJ.
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BeerAdvocate 08:02 AM 10-19-2011
Im flying through the 1st book in the Hunger Games trilogy. Great read!!!
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Lonely Raven 12:11 PM 10-19-2011
Originally Posted by BeerAdvocate:
Im flying through the 1st book in the Hunger Games trilogy. Great read!!!
The movie comes out early next year.
Everyone I've talked to about the series said it's like The Matrix. Great first story, then flounders after.
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rebelknight 02:24 PM 10-20-2011
Harry Potter 7. I've read all the books before but I needed something that I knew would get me back into a reading mood because I'm struggling through my other books.
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"The White Company" by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Tough read, kinda like reading Shakespear. Good though.
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VTDragon 03:07 PM 10-21-2011
Just finished
The Swinger, an easy reading fictional biopic of a Tiger Woods like pro golfer. It was midly entertaining but I could only recommend to a serious golf fan.
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CigarNut 09:51 PM 10-26-2011
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson. Took a long time for me to finally get around to reading this one and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
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BnBTobacco 10:42 PM 10-26-2011
I'm reading about psychometric exam tips.
:-)
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iamsolitary 11:05 PM 10-26-2011
Just finished
The Fellowship of the Ring. Not sure if I want to read something quick and easy before continuing on.
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Mugen910 01:18 AM 10-27-2011
Originally Posted by Lonely Raven:
The movie comes out early next year.
Everyone I've talked to about the series said it's like The Matrix. Great first story, then flounders after.
I would disagree with that. I very much enjoyed the whole trilogy as did everyone I shared the books with.
just finished the second book Son of Neptune by Rick Riordan. It is a continuation of the Percy Jackson series. So far it is my favorite. Hoping to find the same enjoyment in his series about Egyptian gods.
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rebelknight 10:22 AM 10-27-2011
Originally Posted by iamsolitary:
Just finished The Fellowship of the Ring. Not sure if I want to read something quick and easy before continuing on.
I had to break this series up by reading something quicker in between books. It worked for me but its definitely worth rrading all three at some point
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x man 10:33 AM 10-27-2011
Long article in New yorker mag. about the Pakistani
intelligence service. A few issues back.
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iamsolitary 01:12 PM 10-27-2011
Originally Posted by rebelknight:
I had to break this series up by reading something quicker in between books. It worked for me but its definitely worth rrading all three at some point
I've read them before. There are just so many books that I want to read that I keep jumping around from series to series.
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WittyUserName 01:43 PM 10-27-2011
I am reading the PADI Dive Master Manual
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