Thread: What are You Reading?

Just finished Finest Hour by Michael J. Tougias, which is the basis for a movie coming out at the end of January. It is the true story of a Coast Guard rescue off the coast of New England that was so miraculous it almost defies description. The book is short and fast moving. I always read books before I see movies which always take license with the facts to make things more visually interesting.

Crime and Punishment Dostoevsky

Robin Cook's Acceptable Risk is up next for me!

I have always been a David Drake fan, also John Ringo is good. The Honor Harrington series is the best!!.

Originally Posted by Fezzik77

I've been on an Isaac Asimov kick lately, before that it was a Philip K Dick kcik. I got on the Hitchhiker's Guide (Douglas Adams) series, and the Dark Tower Series (Stephen King). I just finished 2001: A Space Odyssey.

More to the point I listened to them. I usually do Audible on my way to and from work. It takes me a long time to read a book and I rarely have the time to sit and read, except for the 2+ hours of commute a day.

Some good stuff there! Haven't read Phillip K Dick in years. Have to climb to the top of the bookshelves and see what else is hiding up there!!!
Recently pulled out Robert A. Heinlein " Stranger in a Strange Land " a true classic.

I need to pull out some Heinlein.

The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest by Steig Larsson

Originally Posted by welshwizard

Crime and Punishment Dostoevsky

Which translation?

Been on a Bolaño kick lately, so much so I actually decided to teach a section on "Antwerp" this fall. Aside from that, just finished Hemingway's "A Farewell to Arms" for the nth time and moved on to Lu Xun's "Call to Arms/Wandering".

The Mona Lisa Sacrifice by Peter Roman.
So far, interesting and entertaining