ROT : What'er you readin' NOW?

[AllenETreat]

Me : The Westies by T.J.English



Very few remember this bunch : The ****'s Kitchen Irish mob, and how Mickey Featherstone decided he'd had enough of

"the life" and his treacherous "friends"



What's next?



Casino by Nicholas Pileggi



What say the augurers?



AET <img src="wink.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>



"All that is necessary for the forces of evil to win in the world is for enough good men to do nothing." Edmund Burke ( 1729-1797 )

[J Smith]

What am I reading now.The forums!
Really though I never could sit down to read a book.I enjoy reading mags and internet stuff more.Unless I am really intrested in what I am reading I tend to forget what I read just a few pages before.

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[java]

Top of the mornin', Allen!

Based on your recommendation, I've just started <b>I am a Soldier Too</b> by Rick Bragg. I don't believe I will review it here though..... <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>

Finishing up Boston Teran's <b>The Prince of Deadly Weapons</b>.

On the technical and DIY side, I've got <b>Thin Film Deposition Principles and Practice</b> (job related) to put me to sleep and Bob Terzuoula's <b>The Tactical Folding Knife</b> to help the Cuban shots wake me up and put a smile on my mug.

<i>"Read as if your life depended on it - you should never stop learning!</i>" - Java

[Shiden]

I just finished 'Generation X' by Douglas Coupland. Read it for the third time. It's one of the best books I know.

Shiden-Kaj

[dialex]

I am reading a romanian SF book named "The Abbey". Quite cool, somehow reminds me of Dune (!!!).
One of the characters out there carries a sword made out of a liquid metal named "accun". It is carried in a sheath under the skin of the forearm and the metal becomes rigid under the influence of a low electromagnetical field (generated by the human body). There are only five such men that can master the accun blade in the whole galaxy, that's why they are known as "quints". They are the Emperor's personal bodyguards and their training takes about 30 years. When in combat mode, they move VERY fast. Faster than bullets and they can't even be seen with the bare eye. According to the Abbey Encyclopedia, it is estimated to take over six million regular fighters to kill a quint.
And this is only a small detail in the book(s) - it's a trilogy. The second volume is about to hit the market within a week or two. <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>

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[Sword and Shield]

Just finished the Lord of the Rings trilogy, in addition to Hannibal and Red Dragon. Next up- Silence of the Lambs. I love that book! <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>

The Man's Prayer- I am a man. But I can change. If I have to. I guess...

[mjmcdowell]

Finished Col. Coopers "Fireworks afew weeks ago very interesting, a very good read no matter if you agree with all he says or some of what he says, any of Coopers books will get your juices flowing, as for me most of his stuff I agree with but not all. stay safe, mjmcdowell

[Knife Knut]

"Heretics of Dune"
The last book of the Dune series.
I cannot wait until the paperback of the prequal "Dune: The Machine Crusades" comes out. I Just can't get enough of those Fremen.

Knife Knut on a shoestring budget.