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Finished The Currents of Space - Asimov
Awesome

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vegati wrote:Im on pg 100 of The Magicians Nephew by C.S Lewis. I love this book.

Have you never read them? Or are you just rereading them?

This week I'm starting "Jeeves In the Morning" by P.G. Wodehouse.

Im re-reading them

Ah, I reread the Magicians nephew not long ago. I didn't like it before, but it was a great book second time around.

Im going to read the whole series.

Well duh, you have to.

Some people just read the lion, the witch, and the wardrobe and thats it.

I thought the movie was bleh.

I thought the first movie was ok and the second was bleh.

Just finished reading a certain long book about a white whale, the title of which is being partially replaced by the filter. Has anyone else here read "Moby Dick"? really though, it wasn't that bad. It was certainly more interesting than some other books are.

"Wuthering Heights"

And of course I'm reading it because I want. In fact I enjoy reading depressing, repetitive books about dysfunctional families. They just warm my heart. No that's not quite right, maybe scald or incinerate...

The Stars, Like Dust - Asimov

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Vol. 1 - Alan Moore

Okay, so it's a graphic novel, but I'm still reading it now.

Catcher in the Rye by J.T. Salinger

War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells

The Mutt: How to skateboard and not kill yourself by Rodney Mullen

kinetosimpetus wrote:The Stars, Like Dust - Asimov

Finished this yesterday. Good book.

Started Star Wars: Labyrith of Evil - James Luceno

The Snows of Kilamanjaro by Ernest Hemingway. First time I've read Hemingway, pretty darn good!

I'm reading "The Screwtape Letters" (By CS Lewis). Interesting, to say the least.

Fierfek wrote:I'm reading "The Screwtape Letters" (By CS Lewis). Interesting, to say the least.

Agreed. Although they are quite humorous, and deep at the same time. Good book.

GangsterJawa wrote:

Fierfek wrote:I'm reading "The Screwtape Letters" (By CS Lewis). Interesting, to say the least.

Agreed. Although they are quite humorous, and deep at the same time. Good book.

Isnt 'The Screwtape Letters' about the devil sending letters to his apprentice? I think that started aas a section in the newspaper, and then C.S Lewis took all of them and put them into a book. Is that correct?

vegati wrote:

GangsterJawa wrote:

Fierfek wrote:I'm reading "The Screwtape Letters" (By CS Lewis). Interesting, to say the least.

Agreed. Although they are quite humorous, and deep at the same time. Good book.

Isnt 'The Screwtape Letters' about the devil sending letters to his apprentice? I think that started aas a section in the newspaper, and then C.S Lewis took all of them and put them into a book. Is that correct?

Your first question's correct, I'm pretty sure the second one is too, but I'm not sure.

GangsterJawa wrote:

vegati wrote:

GangsterJawa wrote:

Fierfek wrote:I'm reading "The Screwtape Letters" (By CS Lewis). Interesting, to say the least.

Agreed. Although they are quite humorous, and deep at the same time. Good book.

Isnt 'The Screwtape Letters' about the devil sending letters to his apprentice? I think that started aas a section in the newspaper, and then C.S Lewis took all of them and put them into a book. Is that correct?

Your first question's correct, I'm pretty sure the second one is too, but I'm not sure.

Ive got a C.S Lewis biograaphy, Ill look it up

To Kill a Mocking Bird - Harper Lee

I recommend reading this, very good book.

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Yes, I'm actually going through my sound files. I was looking for inspiration, or even a disabled sound, or two, that I could use.

As for my last book, it was Pirate Latitudes. It wasn't the techno-thriller material that I'd grown accustomed to reading, but it was very enjoyable. I'm going to miss Crichton more, now that there's only one work left to release. (The unfinished one found with the Pirate Latitudes manuscript.) He was (well, still is) my favorite author.

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kinetosimpetus wrote:The Stars, Like Dust - Asimov

Finished this yesterday. Good book.

Started Star Wars: Labyrith of Evil - James Luceno

Awesome book. Have you read his sequel to Episode 3, Dark Lord: Rise of Darth Vader?

No, I actually haven't read a lot of higher level Star Wars books.