What book are you currently reading?

nOOb master Number of posts : 4429 Age : 35

er i read the hungry city chronicles in like two days. havent read them in years. not very high brow i know but it fires the imagination

Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 2690 Age : 33

Some dumb academic articles on feminism...

nOOb master Number of posts : 4429 Age : 35

oh yeah im reading loads of books on the vietnam war for an essay which i should be doing no but am putting off

Metal novice Number of posts : 51 Age : 38

Currently reading "The Great Shark Hunt the Gonzo Papers 1" by Hunter S. Thompson

Roo Jockey Number of posts : 4609 Age : 46

Talon Of The Silver Hawk by Raymond E. Feist

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The lost Ramone Number of posts : 6557 Age : 34

Think and grow rich by Napoleon Hill

Exo-Kill! Number of posts : 6497 Age : 47

Stender wrote:: Think and grow rich by Napoleon Hill

That's a good book. It will really help you with success. It sure did for me.

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Ate his vegetables Number of posts : 4958 Age : 34

Eric by Terry Pratchett

nOOb master Number of posts : 4429 Age : 35

i read extracts from like six books on vietnam for an essay. it wasnt too bad in the end

Exo-Kill! Number of posts : 6497 Age : 47

Classic Rock Magazine (current issue)

Metal is my Life Number of posts : 26657 Age : 55

What Every American Should Know About American History

Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts : 25557 Age : 53

What book are you currently reading? - Page 13 JoeyKramer_HitHard_bkCover(1)

Started this one over the weekend.

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Metal, Movies, Beer Number of posts : 37954 Age : 54

Fat Freddy wrote:

Bailed out on this one about a quarter of the way through. Sounded promising but was very slow moving.

Just finished a book called "Masters of the Comic Book Art Revealed!" -- a collection of essays about the life and careers of such masters as Stan Lee, Will Eisner, etc. Pretty cool stuff.

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Road Warrior Number of posts : 17180 Age : 48

MetalGuy71 wrote:: Started this one over the weekend.

How is it so far?

Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts : 25557 Age : 53

Eh, a little boring. Right now, he's just giving some background when he was a Jewish kid growing up in 1950's-era Yonkers. The Aerosmith years are still a few chapters away I think.

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mini boss Number of posts : 21101 Age : 54

MetalGuy71 wrote:: Eh, a little boring. Right now, he's just giving some background when he was a Jewish kid growing up in 1950's-era Yonkers. The Aerosmith years are still a few chapters away I think.

I have to be honest I looked forward to reading it, but after I finished it I felt Kramer was a whiney bastard and felt the book was a bit dull.

Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts : 25557 Age : 53

manny wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:: Eh, a little boring. Right now, he's just giving some background when he was a Jewish kid growing up in 1950's-era Yonkers. The Aerosmith years are still a few chapters away I think.

I have to be honest I looked forward to reading it, but after I finished it I felt Kramer was a whiney bastard and felt the book was a bit dull.

I'm trying to look past that part, but yea, after reading the intro and first chapter, I kinda felt the same way. "Wahhhhhh I'm in the biggest rock band in the world, but daddy doesn't love me and I'm sad". Let's move on Joey.

I'm a cynical, heartless bas*ard. What book are you currently reading? - Page 13 Icon_twisted

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Road Warrior Number of posts : 17180 Age : 48

manny wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:: Eh, a little boring. Right now, he's just giving some background when he was a Jewish kid growing up in 1950's-era Yonkers. The Aerosmith years are still a few chapters away I think.

I have to be honest I looked forward to reading it, but after I finished it I felt Kramer was a whiney bastard and felt the book was a bit dull.

Maybe i can get a used copy... What book are you currently reading? - Page 13 Icon_smile

Heart of Metal Number of posts : 2003 Age : 44

Stephen Clark - La Merde

Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 4214 Age : 50

Just finished last night Darth Bane: Dynasty of Evil

so far thats 4 books for me read this year

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Where do I start, I am currently reading over my manuscript which I am writing called GAME OVER (this is named for the Ultimatum song but it was going to be called SINNERS DEADLINE. Hey UltMetal -- you got a preview of this particular one. I should have warned you that the novella has very HARD swearing.)

Then I am thumbing through my magazine where I am reading a story by Jeffery Scott Simms and an entry by Daniel Willow.

I recently picked up Mancow Muller's Dad, Dames, Demons and A Dwarf then Bruce Dickinson's Crowley. Lately I've been trying to stock the magazine up so I can do a few signings.

Metal, Movies, Beer Number of posts : 37954 Age : 54

Went to the library with the kids this morning and picked up Stephen King's latest, "Under the Dome." Looks like a beast (1000+ pages)!

Tried to find Legs McNeil's "Please Kill Me: An Oral History of Punk" because it was listed in the library's computer, but I couldn't find it and neither could three librarians who basically turned the place upside down looking for it for me. I told'em to give me a call if it turns up.

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Exo-Kill! Number of posts : 6497 Age : 47

How are Stephen King's recent books?

I used to read his stuff all the time when I was a teen.

I've not read anything post 80s though.

Roo Jockey Number of posts : 4609 Age : 46

Just finished:

King Of Foxes by Raymond E Feist

And about to start:

Exile's Return by Raymond E Feist

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Metal, Movies, Beer Number of posts : 37954 Age : 54

Metallic Blaze wrote:: How are Stephen King's recent books?

I used to read his stuff all the time when I was a teen.

I've not read anything post 80s though.

I'm just getting back into his stuff myself. I kinda burned myself out on King by the early 90s so I now have a whole mess o' books to catch up. I read "Cell" recently (which came out a couple of years ago) and thought it was great. That was the first King I'd read in a number of years.

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