What book are you reading now?

[ChrisD]

Currently I'm reading "Youth and Communism" (just started). I'm about to start "The Pillars of the Earth" by Ken Follett. I also want to read "Team of Rivals" about Lincoln.....my bookshelf's getting a bit backed up, I'll have to catch up over Thanksgiving weekend....

[HumbleTangerine]

"American psycho" by Bret Easton Ellis.

You're in for an intensive ride... have you gotten to the part where he ***** the ******** of a ***** with the ***** and uses ***** to completely **** her ****** before ****** both of them?

[Lilitu]

'Apparition' by Rob Allen, which is interesting because it's written in tiny little 'chapters' that are on average one page each, often half a page, each with its own title. It's almost like a novel written in prose poetry.

[Rob]

You're in for an intensive ride... have you gotten to the part where he ***** the ******** of a ***** with the ***** and uses ***** to completely **** her ****** before ****** both of them?

Haha I still got about 130 pages to read, some scenes quite freaked me out to be honest

[HumbleTangerine]

I've decided to once again tackle 'The Tale of Genji': hopefully I'll finish it this time, my goal is 1-2 chapters a day which is a pretty slow but stable pace. If that fails I'll try some Virginia Woolf; never read anything by her so far.

[Vigilias]

"A Brief History Of The Freemasons - The True Story of the World's Most Powerful Secret Society" by Jasper Ridley. ISBN: 9781845296780.

[southbiochem]

"The End of the Ancient World & the Beginnings of the Middle Ages" by the amazing historian Ferdinand Lot

[Jovial]

"Life of Pi" Yann Martel
"The Sheen on the Silk" Anne Perry
"The Help" Kathryn Stockett

:tongue:

[MisterLove]

Just finished It's only a movie, by my fellow movie geek Mark Kermode and next in line is Father Fortea's Summa Daemoniaca.

[MisterLove]

"A Brief History Of The Freemasons - The True Story of the World's Most Powerful Secret Society" by Jasper Ridley. ISBN: 9781845296780.

Let us know what you thought of that. Freemasons seem like weirdos.