2010 - What are you Reading? - Page 38

snotboogie

Australia3550 Posts

December 29 2010 01:51 GMT

#741

On December 28 2010 18:11 pfods wrote:

Until my new copy arrives, I'm reading

How's that going? I loved Time Enough For Love, but the descriptions I found for Sail make it seem like just an extension of the more insane and disturbing parts of TEFL.

Cade

Canada1420 Posts

December 29 2010 02:01 GMT

#742

On December 29 2010 10:44 Zeri wrote:
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and I absolutely love it!

Looks awesome and I love Sam Harris! I'm definitely going to have to check that one out =D

StormWeapon

United States159 Posts

December 29 2010 02:35 GMT

#743

Finishing the Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks.
It's a really fun read and some of it is quite clever, I am disappointed however.

A number of the chapters are good, but the chapter on firearms is quite weak, and he makes a few oversights on the packing of supplies. Also, basing the entire book on the assumption that zombies can't run bothers me severely.
Why?
Hope for shufflers, prepare for sprinters.
Max Brooks essentially ignores the possibility of sprinters.

pfods

United States895 Posts

December 29 2010 03:30 GMT

#744

On December 29 2010 10:51 snotboogie wrote:

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How's that going? I loved Time Enough For Love, but the descriptions I found for Sail make it seem like just an extension of the more insane and disturbing parts of TEFL.

I'm only a few pages into it, but I can tell you that it is part of heinleins whole "space-time philosophy" epic. So far, it reads like most of his other novels, which if you like heinlein, is a good thing.

radiumz0rz

United States253 Posts

December 29 2010 03:54 GMT

#745

For work:

For pleasure: History and Classical Civilizations majors rejoice.
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AttackZerg

United States7666 Posts

December 29 2010 14:11 GMT

#746

Pillars of earth
Germs, Guns and Steal
American Rust
The Art of writing: a conversation on writing

I'm reading all four but I started pillars 3 days ago and I'm already on page 420. One of the most well written stories I've read in a long time.

RawrAnOcean

United States359 Posts

December 29 2010 16:46 GMT

#747

I definitely wanted to start getting into reading so I decided to start off with a basic book about something I liked. I'm reading BJ Penn Why I fight. It's a decent book, definitely interesting to see what goes through his head. Feel like I could be reading better books. Will be going through this thread for recs.

DenSkumle

Norway108 Posts

December 29 2010 21:44 GMT

#748

everything of WW II literature, currently Antony Beevor - D-day. but time to change subject and go outer space, got a new book for christmas: Cosmos. looking forward to start it. soon i can tell you all there is to know about Aiur!