What's Everyone Reading At The Moment?

[PregnantForTheLastTime]

I'm sure you'd have some lawyers after you for using it, but don't worry, I'm sure it was just be tolkien resistance.

*eyeroll*

Do you really think I'd wear a shirt with a Tolkien reference on it? Morrissey, maybe, Tolkien, NEVER.

 

[Riah Shusher]

Dostoyevsky's Notes From Underground for pleasure and Shakespeare's Julius Caesar for school.

 

[PregnantForTheLastTime]

I'm on a Virginia Woolf binge at the moment. Currently reading The Waves, which is my favourite so far.

Next week: Kurt Vonnegut!

Coiff.

Me, too. I think I might do To The Lighthouse next, again. It's been years. I'm not even sure why I bothered reading at all at 16 and 18 and 22, when I knew nothing about life.

 

[M-in-Oz]

I have Mrs Dalloway next to the bed but I'm finding it difficult to get into.

Other than that...I did just read The Last Party, about Britpop, a book which I raced through in two afternoons. Aaah, the memories!

 

[bogdana]

I accidentally bought a 'young adult' novel, oops. Its called "Fever 1793". I thought it was about the plague in detail from a person who went through it's perspective. It is, but its a bit watered down. No grotesque medical details I thought it would have. Oh, well at least it will be a quick read.

 

[bysshe]

The Host, by Stephenie Meyer.

 

[JoyDiv007]

I'm reading the God Delusion.

 

[EPbabe]

Next week: Kurt Vonnegut!

Coiff.

I adore Kurt Vonnegut. I read everything by him I could lay my hands on.

I have Mrs Dalloway next to the bed but I'm finding it difficult to get into.

It isn't an easy read.


I'm still reading The Gunman by Hugh Laurie.

 

[iamkali62]

"The Second Plane" by Martin Amis.

 

[iamkali62]

Me, too. I think I might do To The Lighthouse next, again. It's been years. I'm not even sure why I bothered reading at all at 16 and 18 and 22, when I knew nothing about life.

Read her journals!!!! They're very interesting. After that, the letters!

 

[oye terence]

I adore Kurt Vonnegut. I read everything by him I could lay my hands on.

Kurt Vonnegut's son was my childhood dr.
he also wrote a book about his drug fueled road trip across america.

he was a an okay dr.

 

[EPbabe]

Kurt Vonnegut's song was my childhood dr.
he also wrote a book about his drug fueled road trip across america.

he was a an okay dr.

Dr Kevorkian?

 

[oye terence]

Dr Kevorkian?

get outta here...




his name was mark I believe.

 

[neonmad]

State of the World 2006 -- still not finished writing the speech I should now have memorized.
...for the class that is slowly, painfully killing me
I better actually read it now...

 

[EPbabe]

Kurt Vonnegut's song was my childhood dr.
he also wrote a book about his drug fueled road trip across america.

he was a an okay dr.

get outta here...




his name was mark I believe.

So you mean his SON, not his SONG! (I was wondering: did he write songs too? am I missing out on something? )

 

[oye terence]

So you mean his SON, not his SONG! (I was wondering: did he write songs too? am I missing out on something? )

oooops

sorry

typo!!!

 

[EPbabe]

oooops

sorry

typo!!!

And I'm easily confused.

 

[Not Right in the Head]

Tom's Games' list of the Top 20 Movie Shootouts. I'll have to print this out & take it to the video store next time I go.

 

[virtually dead]

Tender Is The Night - F.Scott Fitzgerald
+
The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists - Robert Tressel

 

[CaliforniaMozGirl]

My Booky Wook- Russell Brand