What book are you reading now?

[KnightShade]

for the 5th time......I'm reading:
"Trances People Live" by Stephen Wolinski

It's great!!

[jatman]

The Unincorporated War

[Fayt]

I finally finished "Wizard and Glass"! Now I'm reading "The Wise Man's Fear" by Patrick Rothfuss. This would be the second in the Kingkiller Chronicles. The first one being "The Name of the WInd", which is my favorite fantasy book so far The magic system is really entertaining how he has it work too.

[BENDERBOY]

Not up to reading anything too heavy at the moment but i have just bought 5 sub Dan Brown nonsence,The Moses Legacy,The Rembrandt Secret,The Venice Conspiracy,you get the picture. Waiting for Anne Rice to bring out something decent again.

[Phil]

I've just finished Jean M Auels 'The Land of the Painted Caves' a series i could recommend to anyone with an interest in history and the upper Paleolithic era Now i just gotta get to France to see the caves for myself :biggrin:

[Marvinteck]

Im not a huge fan of reading books however I am currently reading The Velvet Rage by Alan Downs. It was recommended to me by PA.

[sweetlad2010]

I'm reading The Velvet Rage its the book PA told me to read, so far its been very interesting, keep you guys up dated while I read it....

[Marvinteck]

Im not a huge fan of reading books however I am currently reading The Velvet Rage by Alan Downs. It was recommended to me by PA.

I'm reading The Velvet Rage its the book PA told me to read, so far its been very interesting, keep you guys up dated while I read it....

I just got done reading the book. I pretty much read it straight through cover to cover. Ill more than likely reread it at a slower pace to glean more information from it. I found the book to paint the gay life in a very depressingly superfical light. I could identify with some of what was said in the book however most of the affluent psychobabble Downs presented wasn't really relevant to me. The intended audience sounds to be affluent gay men that love the night life who are emotionally lost and have trouble staying in relationships. I found the ritzy glitz and glamour affluent anecdotes laced through out the book palatable at best. I would give this book 2 out of 5 stars after reading once. I would still recommend reading this book even though I wasnt extremely thrilled with it. It gave me insight into what makes other gay people tick that who are different than me.

[princealbertofb]

Yes Ben I didn't feel the book was completely relevant to me, and I think most gays from this forum would find it in parts irrelevant to them... We're not the kind of gay guys he describes and had come to him for consultation.

[princealbertofb]

This




So good....:biggrin:

THIS became the film...