[jujicakes]

Originally Posted by mgsboy

Inferno

By Dante


It's a 14th century book about a guys journey through Hell, it's pretty badass.

Good choice! A personal favorite of mine!!

Currnetly reading Life of Pi by Yann Martel, Neuromancer by William Gibson, Across the Nightengale Floor by Lian Hern, and Watchmen (but that's a comic.)

[scoobasio]

The Great Gatsby for school, and I'm currently looking for a new book to read.

[brickwall329]

Originally Posted by cv4stm

Harvest: First Contact (part of Halo series)

Me too. I love reading the Grunts' side of the story. Much more entertaining IMO than the humans.

[Mr.Imagine]

Lovely Bones
It's a chick book, but meh whatever.

Originally Posted by jujicakes

Good choice! A personal favorite of mine!!

Currnetly reading Life of Pi by Yann Martel

I'm going to pick this up soon, I've heard it's interesting.

[jujicakes]

Originally Posted by Mr.Imagine

Lovely Bones
It's a chick book, but meh whatever.



I'm going to pick this up soon, I've heard it's interesting.

Ugh I couldn't even finish Lovely Bones, it got boring.

I got it for Christmas, my parents got the superduper illustrated edition! So it's like a brick. Of course they didn't get me the cupcake cookbook I wanted.

[KamakaziWatermelon]

Originally Posted by penguin_style25

Great ****ing book.


Im reading Marine Sniper and Flyboys right now.

Marine sniper is ****ing sweet

Black hawk down by Mark Bowden

I'm on my 3rd-4th readthrough right now, I just love it

[CmaN3]

Just finished reading Speaker for the Dead for a class. I think im gonna go back and reread enders game then read the full series. ****ing awesome series.

[idiosyncratic haphaz]

Originally Posted by jujicakes

Good choice! A personal favorite of mine!!

Currnetly reading Life of Pi by Yann Martel, Neuromancer by William Gibson, Across the Nightengale Floor by Lian Hern, and Watchmen (but that's a comic.)

Life of Pi is an awesome book, but if you figure out the symbolism in the ending, it is really disturbing

I just got done reading Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (Hunter S. Thompson) and right now I'm on another Dean Koontz book called "Life Expectancy". Also kinda wanna read that World War Z book just because the zombie survival guide was cool as hell.

[mgsboy]

Mini rant:

I hate it when teachers assign books to read. Because they usually suck and it takes reading time away from my own book. Plus I like to enjoy books, not answer questions on every page.

Originally Posted by jujicakes

Good choice! A personal favorite of mine!!

When they're passing through the gates of Hell:

“Abandon hope, all ye who enter here”

Dude that line pumped me up so much, lol. I can't wait to read Purgatorio and Paradiso. The cool thing about Inferno is that since it's written the way it is you have to actually analyze every line you read.

[Sabre]

Lord of the Rings, again. Decided I'd finally read it all the way through and try to comprehend all of it as well.

[Shrubf4]

just read i am legend, so much better than the movie

[BunkerKing35]

I'm currently reading The Street Lawyer by Grisham.

[risingchaos]

I'm reading Glue by Irvine Welsh. I've already read Trainspotting, and Porno by him also both awesome books.

[IchBinKaseBrot]

All the Pretty Horses by Cormac McCarthy. Well, I wouldn't say I'm reading since I picked it up two months ago, read the first 30 pages, put it down and haven't gotten back in to it. It's good, just don't feel like reading...

[atomix1010]

Originally Posted by IchBinKaseBrot

All the Pretty Horses by Cormac McCarthy. Well, I wouldn't say I'm reading since I picked it up two months ago, read the first 30 pages, put it down and haven't gotten back in to it. It's good, just don't feel like reading...

The book with the father and his boy and the world is ash?

[JoeBum]

The Rainmaker - John Grisham (Class)
Stiff - Mary Roach

Just finished:
Lullaby - Chuck Palahniuk

[BaltimoreRavens]

Originally Posted by BunkerKing35

I'm currently reading The Street Lawyer by Grisham.

good book, enjoy

[Jlausen]

Slash's Autobio
1984

Originally Posted by mgsboy

Mini rant:


“Abandon hope, all ye who enter here”

Dude that line pumped me up so much, lol. I can't wait to read Purgatorio and Paradiso. The cool thing about Inferno is that since it's written the way it is you have to actually analyze every line you read.

I read an excerpt, and I thought it was interesting, but I hate anything written pre-1800. I understand it, but I'd rather read something else.

[PB_SEAN]

Clue: "We were somewhere around Barstow on the edge of the desert when the drugs began to take hold."
Answer: Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas

I'm almost done, and next up is A Clockwork Orange the uncensored version

[DK.]

I want to get the book of survival written by that guy in the SAS.

[mgsboy]

Originally Posted by Jlausen

I read an excerpt, and I thought it was interesting, but I hate anything written pre-1800. I understand it, but I'd rather read something else.

I understand, I'm not really into older books like that either, but this one is just so awesome to me....