What do you like to read?

[Knucklehead]

I like to write up stories based on streaming porn videos.
Then I email them to co-workers.

I usually re-read them in the morning. So I guess, that.

[Nick Tary]

Shampoo bottles and other assorted toiletries while I'm pooping shit outta my butt.

[Dr. Zaius]

Ray Bradbury

rip

[*ROYALwithCHEESE*]

books man, books

[Dr. Zaius]

Books upon books upon books.

[sequoiad]

Terry Pratchett's Discworld series
Battle Royale novel is pretty good

[Village Idiot]

for all you science fiction bugs...

Ray Bradbury is incredible.

osm book. read it in eighth grade. still remember it.

[Village Idiot]

I like to write up stories based on streaming porn videos.
Then I email them to co-workers.

I usually re-read them in the morning. So I guess, that.

we want proof.

[Village Idiot]

Few titles I can see on my shelf now.....

The Ascent of Money by Niall Ferguson

I interviewed him last year when he was in Zagreb for the newspaper I worked for. Interesting man and that's a good book, i own a copy.

[nb]

I interviewed him last year when he was in Zagreb for the newspaper I worked for. Interesting man and that's a good book, i own a copy.

I only picked it up on Saturday along with the Mark Curtis book on the UK & Islam, I wanted his books on the Rothschild family but was too lazy to look for them in the shop so settled with those 2.

[mescalito]

I loved H. G. Wells since high school. He's amazing. The Island of Dr. Moreau is the shit. The movie and the book. I've been reading some Orson Scott Card and I got Sirens of Titans by Kurt Vonnegut but I have yet to read it. I don't read often, but when I do I get obsessed and I'll just read for a couple of weeks and that's it.

[bobgross]

I'm a big sci-fi fan. Orson Scott Card, Asimov, and Douglas Adams especially.
Also a big Murakami fan.

Currently reading The Master and Margarita by Bulgakov, and it's pretty good.


I don't read much outside of fiction. The only non-fiction I ever really read is art history or otherwise art-related stuff.

[TRON.]

Yea, I've read the Tao and I'm on my second way through Brave New World. I really enjoyed Candide too. I read a lot of philosophy for school and even more so in my spare time, so to move away from it i picked up a few books that make fun of it. haha that actually helped me understand a lot of the theories better than I previously had. I'm surprised with all this sci-fi though... might have to check it out. I think history is really important too because by knowing what was happening in the world when the book was written, I usually enjoy it more.

I didn't like Doors of Perception and my friend just gave me 1984, so we'll see. I feel like these are pretty played out books that might not live up to the hype... thoughts?

[TRON.]

Also, this. Definitely this!

we want proof.

[DnEhThEnD]

I can't focus enough to read

my mind wanders too much, reading becomes a mindless task whenever I try

[TRON.]

I can't focus enough to read

my mind wanders too much, reading becomes a mindless task whenever I try

Same. That's why I have to read the cool shit at least twice. SOOO jealous of the people who can get high and read with the same efficiency.

[Teh Nap]

fantasy and scifi novels, science and/or space books, books on random religions and races, ancient civilizations.

[Shadows]

gettin high and reading is fuckin killer man. i started reading a lot when i started smoking weed. i never used to read anything until i graduated high school and my weed intake went up.

i cant figure out asimov though. he has some crazy ass sci fi books than he'll go and publish a non fiction book loaded with facts and shit. hilarious.

[gatsby]

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

He gestured Arthur toward a chair which looked as if it had been made out of the rib cage of a stegosaurus.

"It was made out of the rib cage of a stegosaurus," explained the old man...

[bobgross]

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

I love Douglas Adams' style. So much comedy that's almost stupid in a way but still so good.