What are you reading currently?

[wrangler 157]

Out of curiosity, I'm wondering, have any of you ever fought your way through The Quincunx?

[fretlessthumb 0]

The Remaining: Aftermath - D.J. Molles

Just started this third book in the series. It's not the sort of thing I'd normally read, but I've really enjoyed them

[Law Goalie 147]

Right this minute, Aesop's Fables. Though the editor of this edition, rather amusingly, has mistakenly inserted a parody of Aesop's fabulisation that appears in one of Horace's Satires. Frankly, I can see while the Ionians threw him into the sea; I'm annoyed with the man, and he's been dead for 29 centuries.

Next up: "A Suit of Nettles," the best poem ever written about anthropomorphic geese.

[flaming_june 2]

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What are your thoughts on Robertaon Davis?

I'm currently having fun re-reading Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six.

[IPv6Freely 2092]

Juniper MX Series.

http://www.amazon.com/Juniper-Series-Douglas-Richard-Hanks/dp/1449319718

[MC6694 2]

When I am not busy with work and School I am reading Auschwitz A New History by Laurence Rees.

[Chadd 916]

Just finished "Oh Myyy, There Goes the Internet". Interesting book with good insight into the mechanics of social media.

[hunt3rsean 44]

I'm reading Disaster Diaries. Pretty cool book so far. Same guy who did Fighters Heart and Fighters Mind.

[flip12 714]

Just finished Martin Amis' Money

Christopher Hitchens' Memoir Hitch-22 before that.

Working through Smilla's Sense of Snow to inflate my Danish vocabulary.

[badger_14 601]

Currently reading Robert Littell's "The Company", and while spook-and-spy fiction isn't ordinarily my thing, it's a good read.

Right now my library card is shamefully deep in hock, so I'm re-reading a lot of old favorites. "Crush", a book of poetry by Richard Siken, "33 Snowfish" by Adam Rapp, and "Last One Over the Wall" by Jerome G. Miller, which is an excellent book about Miller's tenure as head of the Massachusetts Department of Youth Services (juvenile justice system here) during the 1960s and 70s.

[Trooper 8]

Working my way through all the Sherlock Holmes stories along with a handful of professional books I am always reading. Also, The Making of The Empire Strikes Back. If you are a SW geek, these are great, with interviews from lots of people on the production, pages of original scripts, pics, etc.

[wrangler 157]

I've always enjoyed the Sherlock Holmes stories. Perhaps you've read my monograph on the subject.