Which book are you reading right now?

[envy_me]

I'm just trying to not fall asleep waiting for her to get out of the bathroom.

I have no plans or vision for sex. I just roll with it. It's like motorcycling. You just hop on and ride and have no idea where you are going, how far you are going to go, or when you are going to get there.

I don't mind if a guy falls asleep waiting for me. There are many, many fun ways to wake him up :D Fun for me, that is :D
I'd love to wake the guy up by doing him anally with a dildo. But you can't do that with a one night stand, you have to know the guy first. So guys, if you're not into that, always make sure you sleep on your back ;-)

[Angel]

I once knew a woman that was into doing guys with dildo's. Blocked her out of my life when I realized she was also a sociopath...

[envy_me]

I read 100% Pure Filth. Now I'm reading the sequel called Even More Filthy.

Mmmm Filth sequel :D

[Hardrock69]

Am reading a biography of Ansel Adams right now. Famous and very great photographer.

Funny paragraph in there when recounting the history of photography. How in the 1840s, after Daguerreotypes were invented....."Daguerreotypes must be developed over the lethal fumes of mercury.......thus eliminating, by their early death, it's practioners..."

[Angel]

Am reading a biography of Ansel Adams right now. Famous and very great photographer.

Love his work.

[Grant]

THE SECOND WORLD WAR by Antony Beevor.

[Matt White]

The Comanche were BAD ASSES.....Mounted Warfare, guns & torture....The TEXAS RANGERS...very good book

[envy_me]

Now we made this bookclub, and the first book is gonna be Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut.
It's good to read books I never would have chosen myself. I usually don't read much of Anglo-saxon or American writers. Except for Mark Twain. And I don't like war books. So this is a book I would NEVER chose.
I have high hopes for this one :-) It can be good.

[Hardrock69]

Am at 1965 in my Vincent Price bio. Then, am back into my Pete Townsend auto-bio.

[Nickdfresh]

Now we made this bookclub, and the first book is gonna be Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut.
It's good to read books I never would have chosen myself. I usually don't read much of Anglo-saxon or American writers. Except for Mark Twain. And I don't like war books. So this is a book I would NEVER chose.
I have high hopes for this one :-) It can be good.

The war is only part of the novel, it's actually far more fantasy and science fiction...

[Coyote]

I'm about halfway through Giacomo Casanovas "The Story Of My Life".
(Penguin Classics abridged version, unfortunately. Looking for the William Trask version as I type...)

[chefcraig]

Look up the words "voracious reader" (or compulsive dipshit) in an online dictionary, and more than likely you'll find an image of my avatar. Translated, this means that for every decent book you folks have read, I've managed to go through about 10-11 gag-inducers. Seriously, the literary world is full of rotting tripe these days, or so it would seem. Hell, I have a running joke at work that the worthless hack James Patterson awakes each day, goes into a Starbucks, then asks aloud "OK, who wants to write a book for me?"

So to find something worthwhile takes some effort, and this is absolutely terrific. Garner's tales from his start in acting, the making of The Great Escape, Maverick and The Rockford Files are worth the cost of admission, yet you get so much more. For instance, his involvement with the Civil Rights Movement, his take on celebrity, his frustrations with golf (shared by many, including assholes such as myself), auto racing, politics...it just gets better with each and every chapter.

The guy has the rare grace and dignity to admit that yeah, he's gotten by on a great deal of luck and a minimum of talent. And he's OK with that. A rare find, and truly recommended.

[DONNIEP]

Just finished Van Halen Exuberant California, Zen Rock 'N Roll. Great book - everybody should grab a copy.

[Dave's Bitch]

Reading a pretty interesting book called Seeing by Jose Saramago. Basically it is election day but only a handful of people have turned up.So they are counting up and 72% of the votes are completely blank (not spoiled).They hold it again 8 days later and the results are worse.The authorities panic and leave the city and put it under a state of siege.It is pretty interesting so far but sometimes a little hard to follow because it is translated from Portuguese

[VHscraps]

Reading a pretty interesting book called Seeing by Jose Saramago. Basically it is election day but only a handful of people have turned up.So they are counting up and 72% of the votes are completely blank (not spoiled).They hold it again 8 days later and the results are worse.The authorities panic and leave the city and put it under a state of siege.It is pretty interesting so far but sometimes a little hard to follow because it is translated from Portuguese

I haven't read that, but I did read about gen years ago another of his books, titled 'Blindness'. It was really good - about an epidemic of blindness overtaking a city and all that happens as a result.