What are you currently reading?

[Gonzo54]

Read all of the LOTR a while back and recently finished The Hobbit.
I thought the Hobbit was actually alot better than the LOTR.
Well worth a read if you haven't already, and acts as a cool 'prequel' - for those who read the LOTR's first - anyway.

Currently reading Honor: A History
really interesting book, the american spelling is driving me nuts though, lol

Aldo leafing through Heart of Darkness by Jospeh Conrad when on the move, have yet to get into properly yet

[bhouncy]

Use Of Weapons - Iain M. Banks

Pretty violent Sci fi.

[human8]

[quote=40oz]I am about 30 pages away from finishing a book called "Prometheus Rising" By Robert Anton Wilson. Very interesting book, it seems to be making very interesting connecetions to every other philosophy and psychology/sociology books and ideas I am currently dabbeling in. I reccomend it to everyone.

RAW is a great author, and such a good book! I recommend
"Opening of the Way" by Isha Schwaller de Lubicz. Pretty eye
opening.

[bhouncy]

Teach Yourself Electricity and Electronics Fourth Edition

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

C++ For Dummies.

It's 7 books in one that teach computer programming. The first book is the absolute beginner's stuff, then they get gradually more complex until it reaches the most advanced stuff.


I plan to develop Skynet myself, but this time make sure it serves me and only me.

[bhouncy]

Who by?

Stan Gibilisco.

[bhouncy]

C++ For Dummies.

It's 7 books in one that teach computer programming. The first book is the absolute beginner's stuff, then they get gradually more complex until it reaches the most advanced stuff.


I plan to develop Skynet myself, but this time make sure it serves me and only me.

I'll build it and you can program it!

I promise not to put any bugs that might hand control to me

[silkyblue]

current reads, non -fiction bios only

'Out of The Dust', Karen Hesse author, subject, 'The Dust Bowl 1934'

'The God Squad' Paddy Doyle author, subject, abusive nuns

[buttyrekka]

bolshy great yarblockos to thee and thine!,yours truly is currently rereading a clockwork orange,a bolshy read if ever there was one!

[Nightcrewman]

Shoes were for Sundays, by Molly Weir, about life as a child being brought up in the Glasgow tenements in the early part of the 20th century, as I read this book I am beginning to appreciate some of the things my Gran used to tell us about when we were kids.

Cheers

NCM