What are you reading right now?

[carlfense]

All of capitalism talk means I'm going to go pick up Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. I read it a long time ago but it makes sense to read it right now.

I liked The Fountainhead better. Basically the same story without the 90 page John Galt speech/preaching. Both books pound you over the head with the same idea . . . but I thought the Fountainhead was a better story.

 

[hskerprid]

Robert Ludlums "Covert One" series.

 

[huzkerbob]

Dexter In The Dark, by Jeff Lindsay

 

[huskeraddict]

For my American Pop Culture class.

 

[RockyMountainOySker]

For my American Pop Culture class.

Great book!

 

[rawhide]

'an oldie but a goodie

Dean Ing

Systemic Shock

GBR

 

[walksalone]

"The Strain" by Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan

If you like books about vampires, and not wussy little "Twilight" vampires, then give this a look...

 

[NUance]

"Sacred Hoops" by Phil Jackson. Real old book, but it's a good read. I sometimes like books by coaches and athletes.

 

[RednScarlet]

Wanted to read this when it came out, finally got a copy as a gift.

Maybe they are trying to tell me to ' take a hike...'

 

[Chucktown Husker]

Wanted to read this when it came out, finally got a copy as a gift.

Maybe they are trying to tell me to ' take a hike...'

or that's what you tell your staff where you are while you visit your mistress in Argentina. :sarcasm

 

[Chucktown Husker]

I'm currently reading federal pharmacy law..........got a final tomorrow.

 

[kansas husker]

bumping this just for GMoose :thumbs

 

[HuskerNLimbo]

Galapagos by Kurt Vonnegut Jr.

Its about the world just had an apocalypse and a small group of people survived, and so they must restart civilization. Its a pretty quick read as well. Very entertaining.

 

[RockyMountainOySker]

 

[carlfense]

It's alright . . . I liked 1776 better.

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