Loved the C n P. Loved The Bros Kar even more, but for different reasons.

reading because I have to: early christian writings: the apostolic fathers (it sucks, i do not suggest)
reading because I want to: I am Charlotte Simmons, Ponzi: The True Story of a Financial Legend

just finished: siddhartha by herman hesse & a heartbreaking work of staggering genius by dave eggers

now reading: sometimes a great notion by ken kesey

Norman Mailer The Executioners Song

Bret Easton Ellis Less Than Zero

Just finished all four books from the Rama series by A. C. Clarke and Gentry Lee. Also just finished the latest Artemis Fowl book, kiddy book but damn well written.

Not BFSSFG anymore. It's boring without Deathhare.

Or.

Project management textbook for grad school.

On The Road - Jack Kerouac
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian - Sherman Alexie
The Braindead Megaphone - George Saunders
Unmarketable - Anne Elizabeth Moore

currently: 1984, The Zen of fish, Jonathan Livingston Seagull, and Please kill me now

Les Halles cookbook, for converting french bistro cooking to diabetic friendly meals
Dos Mundos, learning Spanish in case I need to hitch a ride in case I bonk out of a quadruple century in Spain/Mexico/Any Latin country
Competition Car Composites, for making the bike of the carbon manufacture
Race Car Vehicle Dynamics, for the making smoothness of the bike ride
Phlebotomy Worktext and Procedure Manual, for the self-jacking of the blood for more EPO for more better performance in the racing of the alleycats

^where can i find ur last book? lawl

^ Dr Fuentes' garage sale

I can be found uncensored at my site!

That's a good one. It seems Barney's Cremaster II was based on that book.

Bonk- The Curious Coupling of Science and Sex by Mary Roach

Shadowmarch - Tad Williams

Can anyone suggest any good golden-era sci-fi? Authors like Bradbury, Clarke, Heinlein, stuff like that?

the omnivore's dilemma by micheal pollan is pretty interesting so far, for those that are really into food

The Overworked American
Nickel and Dimed
Better Off (This is excellent. By a guy who pedicabs)
Divorce Your Car

Truman Capote Other Voices, Other Rooms


Vladimir Nabokov Invitation To A Beheading