What book are you currently reading, or recommend?

[Mac]

I don't like reading unless it's something that interests me...but I went out and bought:

I can't remember wanting to buy a book and read it cover to cover...but so far I am really enjoying it

 

[gemsweater]

I just finished this.

 

[wadc45]

I've read Fear and Loathing as well...probably need to give it another go since it's been so long. My sister just left me a copy of this:

Absolutely hilarious...most of the book can be found right here:

Full List of Stuff White People Like

 

[ScriptOhio]

I got this at Kroger's today!!

CCI and I are so excited about reading it. It's got a whole section in the middle of SI covers from 1955's Hop-a-long Cassidy to March, 2007 (The Ohio State Sports Program).

And of Course a whole section of WOODY!

In case you didn't know, all the SI covers are available online in their vault:

Sports Illustrated Covers - 2,800 covers of the magazine - SI Vault - SI.com

 

[LadyBuckeye]

In case you didn't know, all the SI covers are available online in their vault:

Sports Illustrated Covers - 2,800 covers of the magazine - SI Vault - SI.com

I did not know that -- Thank You!! :)

 

[BuckeyeLiger87]

Cormac McCarthy- Outer Dark

75 pages in and its a pretty messed up/wierd story line I like it so far.

 

[WyoBuckeye]

 

[HINYG8]

So... Other than that, how was the play Mrs. Lincoln?

I guess I need to pick that book up...I didn't know that JWB was on the run for 12 days. I have not read a large number of historical books, but I did enjoy 1776 and Band of Brothers. Plus it is good to not feel like such an ignorant dumb ass when history is being discussed. :!

With kickoff so close I have been reading OSU related books...finishing up The Winner's Manual and getting ready to crack 'Woody's Boys' open.

I also got the Ohio State Vault or whatever...which is cool..but is not really a sit down and read book...more of a coffee table book.

 

[NFBuck]

"Slaughterhouse Five"- Vonnegut....again.

 

[IronBuckI]

The Tommyknockers - Stephen King

 

[gemsweater]

Tropic of Cancer by Henry Miller

 

[Hubbard]

A Game of Thrones - George R. R. Martin

 

[OSUsushichic]

 

[PlanetFrnd]

Tropic of Cancer by Henry Miller

Very cool book - amazing how modern the book sounds even today. Hilarious today in the internet age that this book was banned for 27 years...

 

[PlanetFrnd]

Finally finished The Enchantress of Florence by Rushdie - very good.

Read Goodbye, Columbus by Phillip Roth on the plane last week



The "Columbus" in the title, to my surprise, refers to Columbus, Ohio and there is a tOSU presnence in the book. Very happily surprised.

Just started the Scott McClellan book What Happened, and its horrible. McClellan writes the book under the mistaken presumption that people actually care about his life.



I can't wait to get this one out of the way so I can move on to something else.