Last book you read?

The last book I read was Another Roadside Attraction by Tom Robbins. It was quite an odd book. Took me a while to get into the writing, and the story didn't take off for a bit but once I got into the humor I loved it. I am going to be reading What we talk about when we talk about love by Raymond Carver. Looking forward to it, I've heard great things.

Their eyes were watching God

On Writing: A Memoir on the Craft by Stephen King. I liked it a lot, there were plenty of tips and techniques for aspiring writers.

Never Let Me Go, by   Kazuo Ishiguro. Highly fucking over-rated. I truly did not enjoy reading it. 

" On Writing: A Memoir on the Craft by Stephen King. I liked it a lot, there were plenty of tips and techniques for aspiring writers. "

The last book I read was Jacinto's Remnant. I honestly don't have the time to read books so I mostly just get audio books for my commute around the mulberry bush. 

Last book I finished was a literary criticism book, but I just started 'Beginning C# Programming'. 

Almost done with eichmann in jerusalem. Also @Jambones do you have access to a library?

I work in a library that hasn't had anything new come in in a decade except for Harry Potter and there are only 40 people living in the town. Basically I'm paid to sit in a room of old books. So the last books I've read were Shakespeare's The Tempest and JD Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye.

Working on The Drawing of the Three by Stephen King right now. That's one rough prologue.

I read fiction all my life until a few years ago when, for some reason, I just kind of gave up on it. Since then I've mostly read non-fiction. The last books I've read have been.. 
 
Columbine by Dave Cullen 
iWoz by Steve Wozniak 
Eiger Dreams by Jon Krakauer  
The Mountains of My Life by Walter Bonatti
and  
Hell's Angels by Hunter Thompson 
 
A pretty strange mix when I really look at it.  

"The Dispossessed" by Ursula Le Guin. I had to read it for class, but it was an excellent book regardless. Its a nice little case study about anarcho-socialism. It made for an interesting essay.

" The last book I read was Another Roadside Attraction by Tom Robbins. It was quite an odd book. Took me a while to get into the writing, and the story didn't take off for a bit but once I got into the humor I loved it. I am going to be reading What we talk about when we talk about love by Raymond Carver. Looking forward to it, I've heard great things. "

" Masters of Doom by David Kushner. John Carmack is a damn genius. "

I just read What Is Life? by Ed Regis. It was a pretty decent book, too short though. And it wasn't deep or complicated enough.

" On Writing: A Memoir on the Craft by Stephen King. I liked it a lot, there were plenty of tips and techniques for aspiring writers. "

1984, mad depressing :/

finished the 7th book in the dresden files and now on the 2nd book in Game of thrones series

Paradise Lost, again. 
 
Thinking of reading either Metro 2033 or The Windup Girl after I'm done Perdido Street Station. Does anyone have any thoughts?

Last book I completed was Matthew Hayden: Standing My Ground, it was alright for a sporting autobiography. I am currently reading A Game of Thrones though.

I just finished reading  "John Dies at the End" by David Wong.
 
This book was amazing, trippy as hell, but amazing.

Atonement by Ian Mcewen. We have to study it in English class. It's pretty interesting with a nice little twist at the end.

" I work in a library that hasn't had anything new come in in a decade except for Harry Potter and there are only 40 people living in the town. Basically I'm paid to sit in a room of old books. So the last books I've read were Shakespeare's The Tempest and JD Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye. "

Zinn's A People's History of The United States. Blew my mind, highly recommended if you're a history buff.

Darkly Dreaming Dexter, and I was slightly underwhelmed. I was psyched to read the whole series too, but I haven't started any of the others yet. I'll probably still read them eventually. If nothing else, the direction of the first book was... interesting.

The Watchmen.  Currently about 3/4 through Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

Looking for Alaska by John Green.

I read The Time Machine last week sometime. It's my favorite book; I've read it six or seven times now. For those of you who have never read it/seen a copy, it's actually quite short. It only takes me about 2-3 hours to get through. 

Cell from Stephen King. Nice book if you like horror stories.

Dragon Star 1: Stronghold

" @mosespippy said:

" I work in a library that hasn't had anything new come in in a decade except for Harry Potter and there are only 40 people living in the town. Basically I'm paid to sit in a room of old books. So the last books I've read were Shakespeare's The Tempest and JD Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye. "

That sounds like my dream Job. I wonder if my local library would be willing to hire me.... "

my chemistry textbook, I read through an entire 867 page textbook on chemistry and still don't fucking get it :/

" Zinn's A People's History of The United States. Blew my mind, highly recommended if you're a history buff. "

" Cell from Stephen King. Nice book if you like horror stories. "

City Of thieves which I thought was pretty good and I enjoyed my time reading it. I am currently reading World War Z and I am enjoying it so far