What book are you currently reading?

Rainbow In The Dark by RJD

nevermore wrote:

Rainbow In The Dark by RJD

Let me know what ya think. I liked it, but wished it was longer and went through his whole career.

Wrecked Neck wrote:

nevermore wrote:

Rainbow In The Dark by RJD

Let me know what ya think. I liked it, but wished it was longer and went through his whole career.

Will do!

Right now:
Raising Hell: Backstage Tales from the Lives of Metal Legends, by Jon Wiederhorn

On deck:
1000 Comic Books You Must Read, by Tony Isabella

Art Donovan “ FATSO”.
I even bought his football card for a bookmark.
Old school bygone time….but fun to read.
My dad tutored him when he was at BC college football.

Wrecked Neck wrote:

nevermore wrote:

Rainbow In The Dark by RJD

Let me know what ya think. I liked it, but wished it was longer and went through his whole career.

I agree. It feels like there's parts left out. Kinda like he could have went into more detail in chapters.

Hearts Of Fire : The Voice Of The Martyrs. It's stories written by different authors.

nevermore wrote:

Wrecked Neck wrote:

nevermore wrote:

Rainbow In The Dark by RJD

Let me know what ya think. I liked it, but wished it was longer and went through his whole career.

I agree. It feels like there's parts left out. Kinda like he could have went into more detail in chapters.

Yeah, maybe some of it wasn't finished before he died and they just pieced parts of it together. Still a good read, I enjoyed reading more about his early pre Elf career.

Just started the second book of The Expanse series called Caibans War, written by the authors James S. A. Corey. Yes that's a pen name for two co-authors that wrote the series. Really good sci-fi so far, think it might end up ranking pretty high for me compared to other sci-fi I've read.

Wrecked Neck wrote:

nevermore wrote:

Wrecked Neck wrote:

nevermore wrote:

Rainbow In The Dark by RJD

Let me know what ya think. I liked it, but wished it was longer and went through his whole career.

I agree. It feels like there's parts left out. Kinda like he could have went into more detail in chapters.

Yeah, maybe some of it wasn't finished before he died and they just pieced parts of it together. Still a good read, I enjoyed reading more about his early pre Elf career.

I agree. It is a good read.

Nothin' But A Good Time: The Uncensored History of the 80s Hard Rock Explosion, by Tom Beaujoir and Richard Bienstock

Aztec - Gary Jennings

Emily Dickinson. A Pictorial artist.

Finished reading "Atlas Shrugged" by Ayn Rand last night. Have not read it since like 1978 or so? That dude from Rush planted that seed. Think I get it more now than back then, interesting read.

James B. wrote:

Finished reading "Atlas Shrugged" by Ayn Rand last night. Have not read it since like 1978 or so?  That dude from Rush planted that seed. Think I get it more now than back then, interesting read.

I tried reading that a few years ago, and just couldn't get into it. I should try again one of these days.

Wrecked Neck wrote:

James B. wrote:

Finished reading "Atlas Shrugged" by Ayn Rand last night. Have not read it since like 1978 or so?  That dude from Rush planted that seed. Think I get it more now than back then, interesting read.

I tried reading that a few years ago, and just couldn't get into it. I should try again one of these days.

I read "Anthem" & "The Fountainhead" first. They are shorter and make it easier to get into her writing style. (At least for me) She had a way of kinda rambling on, but it usually came full circle later on.

"Hunting the Devil: The Pursuit, Capture and Confession of the Most Savage Serial Killer in History" by Richard Lourie

...the decade-plus long hunt for Russian maniac Andrei Chikatilo, aka "The Rostov Ripper." Dude racked up something like 50 kills (possibly more) during that time frame. He was also a sexual mutilator and an occasional cannibal, so the details have been quite nasty.

The case was also the subject of an HBO movie from the early 90s called "Citizen X."

I read that Robbie Krieger wrote his book -
SET THE NIGHT ON FIRE.
His take on being one of the 4 DOORS.
The book is pricey….will wait on that one.

Reading “ Desert Father “ A Journey with Saint Anthony “

Tales of the Dark Knight: Batman's First Fifty Years 1939-1989 by Mark Cotta Vaz

Just finished "Rules For Radicals" by Saul Alinsky.

Explains how susceptible fringe type psuedo-intellectuals with superiority complexes are to falling for B/S.

Almost as asinine as "48 Rules Of Power" by Robert Greene

A Separate Peace by John Knowles

Brain Droppings by George Carlin

Magna Carta: The Birth of Liberty by Dan Jones

KISS and Sell: The Making of a Supergroup by C.K. Lendt

Invisible Residents by Ivan T. Sanderso

Westways magazine and the Costco Connection