[Kuilli]

Originally Posted by Polikarpov

Ha! Does he really let his "collaborators" do all the work? Anyway, what can you recommend among 5,6,7,8, and 9? I don't think I'd want to read all of them.

Who knows, but look at how many books he releases every year. Last year there were 11 books, this year I can see 12 listed (if I counted correctly). Seems pretty impossible for one person to do so. They are all pretty much the same - easy, mindless reads, although bit too violent, which is unnecessary in my opinion. So, I would say just go with the next one. Maybe some day you may want to read another one, so at least you are not messing up the order.

[Kart]

The Gap into ruin: This Day All Gods Die by Stephen Donaldson.

It was an excellent read.

[Barrie_Dude]

Originally Posted by ~{X}~tianuccio

Of course I did! I own both season on DVD.

As well I have watched Spartacus: Blood and Sand. I'm a huge fan of Ancient Rome and I am obsessed with reading and learning and studying more and more.

I do think we chatted about that! I had forgotten

[Barrie_Dude]

Originally Posted by Polikarpov

The Master and Margarita - Mikhail Bulgakov
The Complete Short Novels - Anton Chekhov
In The Miso Soup - Ryu Murakami
Shogun - James Clavell
Teach Us How To Outgrow Our Madness - Kenzaburo Oe

Still haven't read any of those yet. I have this bad habit of buying more books than I could read in a month. I really should start clearing my backlog before buying new ones, but I can't help it when I go inside a bookstore.

Russian Lit? They did have a great history prior to the 1917 reveloution

[Barrie_Dude]

Originally Posted by Kylger

Just last week bought 8 books for absolutely no reason

I read when I am bored to death, most of the time they just collect dust, but anyways.

Bought the Twilight saga, (prelude to LOTR) The Hobbit, Devil Wears Prada and 2 more from the same autor. DOn't remember the names on those

The Devil Wears Prada is an interesting book

[Barrie_Dude]

Actually, there are some great books here.... Keep Reading

[Barrie_Dude]

Okay, 5 more booksb today
1) The Wandering Hill/ Larry McMurtry
2) By Sorrows River/Larry McMurtry
3) Tortilla Flat/John Steinbeck
4) East of Eden/John Steinbeck
5) Of Mice and Men/John Steinbeck

[bulava]

Under the influence of Le Tour de France I've bought a couple (which were pending from sometime) and they joined in my existing Lance Armstrong book collection such as the classic Every Second Counts by Sally Jenkins:

#1 Tour De France: The History, The Legend, The Riders by Graeme Fife.
#2 Viva La Vuelta!: The Story of Spain's Great Bike Race by Adrian Bell & Lucy Fallon.
#3 Day of Glory or Day of Pain by Laurent Watiez
#4 Need For The Bike by Paul Fournel
#5 Bike Snob: Systematically and Mercilessly Realigning the World of Cycling by Eben Weiss

I thought they will be more than enough for this year

[Barrie_Dude]

Originally Posted by bulava

Under the influence of Le Tour de France I've bought a couple (which were pending from sometime) and they joined in my existing Lance Armstrong book collection such as the classic Every Second Counts by Sally Jenkins:

#1 Tour De France: The History, The Legend, The Riders by Graeme Fife.
#2 Viva La Vuelta!: The Story of Spain's Great Bike Race by Adrian Bell & Lucy Fallon.
#3 Day of Glory or Day of Pain by Laurent Watiez
#4 Need For The Bike by Paul Fournel
#5 Bike Snob: Systematically and Mercilessly Realigning the World of Cycling by Eben Weiss

I thought they will be more than enough for this year

Intesting choices....... obviously a bike fan

I have bout about 30 books this year!

[bulava]

Originally Posted by Barrie_Dude

Intesting choices....... obviously a bike fan

I have bout about 30 books this year!

Yes, am more of a Racing fan (MotoGP, F1, Cycling etc). I can't read so many books (time), good for you

[Barrie_Dude]

I love F1, as well as IndyCar, and the Americam Lemans seris

I have time to read as I work a lot of 12 hour shifts on overnights and it gets real quiet

[Uranium]

Come to Win by Venus Ebony Starr Williams.

[Mina Vagante]

Serena Williams - Queen of the courts.

I really don't buy a lot of books.

[Barrie_Dude]

Originally Posted by Ross.

Serena Williams - Queen of the courts.

I really don't buy a lot of books.

I am just suprised that you actually read something that does not involve porn!

[Mina Vagante]

Originally Posted by Barrie_Dude

I am just suprised that you actually read something that does not involve porn!

You're such a mean man.