What book are you currently reading?

Kerouac and Friends: A Beat Generation by Fred w McDarrah and Timothy S McDarrah

"Me of Little Faith" by Lewis Black - the angry comedian/satirist and "Daily Show" panelist looks at religions of all types in a collection of rants/essays. Hilarious thus far.

Phules Paradise by Aspirin

I just finished Hulk Hogan My Life Outside the Ring

I loved it, He was very honest and I feel I could relate to him in somethings on the things he was going through it was a very good read

I got a new found respect and admiration for the Hulkster after reading that book

Recently finished:

The Way Of Shadows by Brent Weeks

and am now on:

Shadow's Edge by Brent Weeks

These two books are 1 and 2 of his Night Angel Trilogy. This is HANDS DOWN the best fantasy series I've read in some time!!!

The life of pi by yann martel

Beyond The Shadows by Brent Weeks

The Book of Romans (currently reading chapter 14)

AC/DC Maximum Rock and Roll- The Ultimate Story of the World's Greatest Rock Band by Murray Englehart & Arnaud Durieux

For bathroom reading Ive got 2010 Odyssey Two by Arthur C Clarke (ive read it before)

For bedroom reading Ive picked up The Two Towers by Tolkien

Not God's Type by Holly Ordway and What's So Great About Christianity by Dinesh D'souza.

ultmetal wrote:

AC/DC Maximum Rock and Roll- The Ultimate Story of the World's Greatest Rock Band by Murray Englehart & Arnaud Durieux

GREAT book. I found that at the dollar store (!) about a year ago (best buck I'd spent in a while) and burned thru it in less than a week. I couldn't put it down!

As for me, last night I got started on "The Yankee Years" by Joe Torre.

Motley Crue-The Dirt

I read a whole lot a books over the last four months, and needless to say the subject material was all over the place.

Eat, Pray, Love - Elizabeth Gilbert
Committed - Elizabeth Gilbert
Breaking Night - Liz Murray
Perfection - Julie Metz
Mustaine - Some guy from Megadeth....
Blink - Malcolm Gladwell
Eckart Tolle - A New Earth
The Power - Rhonda Byrne
The Four Agreements - Don Miguel Ruiz
Metallica and Philosophy - Too many authors to list

Next book will probably be "Outliers" by Malcolm Gladwell or "Killing Yourself to Live" by Chuck Klosterman

Currently reading:

Contents Under Pressure: 30 Years of Rush at Home and Away by Martin Popoff

I am in the latter part of The 100 Greatest Looney Tunes Cartoons. Full color stills included with commentary and a summary of the cartoons. Edited by Jerry Beck.

Ages of the Spiritual Life by Paul Evdokimov....a little bit hard to digest at times, but well worth the read.

Sample texts:

"That is why God consents to be unappreciated, refused, rejected, expelled from his own creation. On the cross, God took the part of man against God."

"Prayer participates in universal existence, and the "heart is aflame with love for every creature" (St. Macarius, St, Isaac), the new consciousness bloomed into the cosmic charity of the saints."

"God remains hidden, but he offers his saints and martyrs as "a spectacle" to men and angels. The pure of heart see God and by them God allows himself to be seen."

Gotta love Russian authors. These are some of the more easier passages in the book. Some of the things he writes have to be read a few times over to be appreciated and understood (if you are able).

Path Of Revenge by Russell Kirkpatrick

Chronicles by Bob Dylan

On Wealth and Poverty - St. John Chrysostom

I'm about half-way through The Illustrated Man by Ray Bradbury

An American Life by Ronald Reagan

Stender wrote:

The life of pi by yann martel

Does it have any similarity with the movie Pi?

I finally just cruised through the books "Hammer of the Gods" by Stephen Davis and "The Courage Companion - How to Live With True Power" by Nino Lesowitz and Mary Beth Simmons.

I just picked up "Promise Me: How a Sister's Love Launched the Global Movement to End Breast Cancer" by Nancy G. Brinker. Great read so far.

EvyMetal wrote:

Stender wrote:

The life of pi by yann martel

Does it have any similarity with the movie Pi?

Nah, but that is a hella brilliant film. I think you would dig the life of pi though bro. Check it out sometime.

Institutes of the Christian Religion by John Calvin