What are You Reading?

[pagan]

"The Men Who Wear the Star" a documentation of the Texas Rangers

 

[tobaccojoe]

Apocalyptic Witchcraft by Peter Grey

 

[pagan]

Still reading "The Men Who Wear the Star" a documentation of the Texas Rangers, Im a slow reader

 

[davet]

Wife just picked this up for me, looks like a good one.

 

[pagan]

Just finished reading, still smoking

 

[pagan]

Starting a book about the pony express

 

[kamikaze]

Currently reading 1984 by George Orwell.

 

[newbroom]

I've still got Kesey's "Sometimes A Great Notion" going in spits and starts as well as another one about 'language' called "The Language Instinct" which I'm finally starting to read after having it in my case for about 5 yrs.

(author, Steven Pinker)

 

[pagan]

Newspaper, part of my morning ritual

 

[ahmadothman]

Halfway through "I'm Ok, You're Ok" By Thomas A. Harris

 

[callsignawesome]

Seems cliche and it is. I'm reading 'A Study in Scarlett' by Arthur Conan Doyle. I just started the pipe hobby recently which made me think of Sherlock, as I'm sure has happened to many of us. Great book so far.

 

[pagan]

Daily news paper with EMP in my usual Woodie and morning coffee

 

[pagan]

Morning, news paper with EMP in my favorite Woodie and coffee

 

[irishearl]

instymp, as to the Jack Reacher series, have read all of Lee Child's works. Like his writing. I read nothing but fiction, particularly mysteries, thrilers, some action and fantasy stuff. Even Stephen King on occasion. Currently reading the third novel in Justin Cronin's triology take on the vampire genre, City of Mirrors. Enjoyed all 3 of them.

 

[pagan]

This forum, seriously, checking out the new stuff on the main page

 

[pagan]

...and smoking Old Gowrie in a rusticated/bent BBB Own Make

 

[pagan]

Morning, news paper with EMP in my favorite Woodie and coffee

 

[tslex]

Robert Brightwell's newest Flashman book.
Brightwell is a worthy successor to GMF.

 

[pagan]

Christening a new cob with an old book and some Carter Hall

 

[pagan]

Christening a new cob with an old book and some Carter Hall