What book are you reading?
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White Rage0
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The book of Job1
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Good morning. Currently reading:
An Honest Thief
Short story by Fyodor Dostoevsky1 -
The Conscious Resistance: Reflections On Anarchy And Spirituality by Derrick Broze and John Vibes
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Thetwitchisback wrote: »It’s trash and I love it
such a fun series though!0 -
just wrapped up the the inheritance series on audible, I started the series a long time ago before it was completed and never got back to it to see how it ends until now. A bit sad in the end but also a very interesting and different ending that I was anticipating.
Just started White Fragility, trying to broaden my mind a bit.
Physically reading the red rising trilogy still. I'm still not in love with it, but kinda of just keep going through it because I don't have anything I am itching to get into at the moment.0 -
More referring to rather than reading but DoD Cybersecurity Test and Evaluation Guidebook and NIST SP 800-1712
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I just finished this:
and I gotta admit, I'm a little embarrassed that it's taken me this long to read it ( don't judge me; I've been busy.)
anyway, it's not what I expected and was simply a work of art.
I just started this & it's pretty cool:
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Salem’s Lot by Stephen King2
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Motorsheen wrote: »I just finished this:
and I gotta admit, I'm a little embarrassed that it's taken me this long to read it ( don't judge me; I've been busy.)
anyway, it's not what I expected and was simply a work of art.
This is on my list of next Classic to read (I have a few different read next book lists). I want to read it before I watch the old classic film of it! Is it a tough classic read or relatively smooth?
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Motorsheen wrote: »I just finished this:
and I gotta admit, I'm a little embarrassed that it's taken me this long to read it ( don't judge me; I've been busy.)
anyway, it's not what I expected and was simply a work of art.
This is on my list of next Classic to read (I have a few different read next book lists). I want to read it before I watch the old classic film of it! Is it a tough classic read or relatively smooth?
It's a short read and beautifully written.
It really is a piece of written art. You will have no problems with it in the least.
I slowly read it because I wanted to savor every sentence; it's that good.
Also, earlier in the thread you mentioned a book that you enjoyed but nobody else had read it and you wanted to compare notes. Do you recall the title of this book ??0 -
IKIGAI The Japanese Secret to a Ling and Happy Life
Every little bit of encouragement and positivity helps❣️☺️
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KetoNewLife wrote: »
It's interesting that there's so many views on what out ancestors ate for food. I was watching a movie a couple of weeks ago called "The Game Changers" and they talked about how the Gladiators in ancient times were vegetarians based off of bone structure samples.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, I'm reading
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Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »I just finished this:
and I gotta admit, I'm a little embarrassed that it's taken me this long to read it ( don't judge me; I've been busy.)
anyway, it's not what I expected and was simply a work of art.
This is on my list of next Classic to read (I have a few different read next book lists). I want to read it before I watch the old classic film of it! Is it a tough classic read or relatively smooth?
It's a short read and beautifully written.
It really is a piece of written art. You will have no problems with it in the least.
I slowly read it because I wanted to savor every sentence; it's that good.
Also, earlier in the thread you mentioned a book that you enjoyed but nobody else had read it and you wanted to compare notes. Do you recall the title of this book ??
Thanks for your micro review! I’ve heard that Shelley was a force. And that her and Percy Shelley were kinda bad *kitten* and also a bit weird - apparently the first time she had sex with Percy was on her mother’s grave!
I do remember!! It’s actually a trilogy. I’m nearly done book two. It’s called The Vorrh Trilogy (The Vorrh, The Erstwhile, and The Cloven). The author is B Catling. Please Let me know if you choose to read it.0 -
Where the Crowdads Sing by Delia Owens. Interesting so far.2
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Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »I just finished this:
and I gotta admit, I'm a little embarrassed that it's taken me this long to read it ( don't judge me; I've been busy.)
anyway, it's not what I expected and was simply a work of art.
This is on my list of next Classic to read (I have a few different read next book lists). I want to read it before I watch the old classic film of it! Is it a tough classic read or relatively smooth?
It's a short read and beautifully written.
It really is a piece of written art. You will have no problems with it in the least.
I slowly read it because I wanted to savor every sentence; it's that good.
Also, earlier in the thread you mentioned a book that you enjoyed but nobody else had read it and you wanted to compare notes. Do you recall the title of this book ??
Thanks for your micro review! I’ve heard that Shelley was a force. And that her and Percy Shelley were kinda bad *kitten* and also a bit weird - apparently the first time she had sex with Percy was on her mother’s grave!
I do remember!! It’s actually a trilogy. I’m nearly done book two. It’s called The Vorrh Trilogy (The Vorrh, The Erstwhile, and The Cloven). The author is B Catling. Please Let me know if you choose to read it.
@fstrickl
Got it; it's in an online shopping cart.
I'll take a look at it.
..... and while we're trading titles: 'The Devil All The Time' by Donald Ray Pollock is probably my favorite book of all time.
It's been made into a Netflix movie to be released very, very soon.0 -
@Motorsheen I feel like such and influencer now!
I will have to check out your recommendation! Thanks for the suggestion. Happy reading!1 -
Waiting by Ha Jin, the story about a man in China in the 60s and 70s who wants to divorce his wife (arranged marriage) and marry the woman he loves, but it takes, like, 18 years. So yeah...a lot of waiting.
I also just finished the memoir Educated by Tara Westover which was fascinating, heartbreaking, infuriating (I swear to god my blood pressure spiked) and frustrating. Crazytown.1 -
midlomel1971 wrote: »I also just finished the memoir Educated by Tara Westover which was fascinating, heartbreaking, infuriating (I swear to god my blood pressure spiked) and frustrating. Crazytown.
Reminds me of reading Sophie's Choice. I HATED that book. Threw it against the wall at least four times. That was the end of my philosophy that if I start a book, I must finish it. That was 17 1/2 years ago...and I still want to throw it some more. And punch the writer. But he's dead...so I can't.0 -
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