What are you reading now?

[El Perro Finlandese]

H.M.S Surprise by Patrick O'Brian. Never thought that books mostly about boats could be so captivating.

 

[rebelknight]

Im reading the blood bowl novel series.

 

[Cordor]

I am nearly finishing Brave new World by Aldous Huxley, it has been a really interesting read, the whole idea of how they used drugs and how they create people to go to individual cast, to do certain jobs, all of that is pretty cool, the whole talk about what is humanity and what is happiness is also really cool

Do not regret stealing this book from my school's library

 

[crodio]

I'm reading Mrs Dalloway
what the **** am I reading tbh

 

[Jock]

Read King's Misery in two days. Terribly terrific, my favourite or second favourite book from him so far.

 

[Dystopian]

I am nearly finishing Brave new World by Aldous Huxley, it has been a really interesting read, the whole idea of how they used drugs and how they create people to go to individual cast, to do certain jobs, all of that is pretty cool, the whole talk about what is humanity and what is happiness is also really cool

Do not regret stealing this book from my school's library

I felt when I first read it, since it was one of the first real books I read for entertainment, that the prologue dragged on in confusing complexity. But upon rereading it was much easier and is a great book.

 

[Wulfburk]

Read the first 4 books from Karen Traviss Republic Commando saga this past week. God they are freaking awesome, and it made me hate disney and the 3d clone wars(which is complete **** imo) show even more for ..nullifying it. Its basically unforgivable what they did to the clones(inhibitor chip) and specially to the mandalorians (from kal skirata, walon vau and fenn shyza to mother****ing satine so obi wan could get a love interest).

 

[Troll]

Working on The Wealth of Nations. From a historical perspective it's very interesting, and it's fun to see how the English language has developed in relation to the concepts discussed in the book. But, seeing as my interest in the actual subject matter is rather casual, the detail that the text goes into is admittedly somewhat tiresome.

 

[Dystopian]

You won't finish it  but no one expects you to either.

 

[Troll]

Unless it gets significantly worse in the three latter books, I probably will, seeing as I'm reading it for a university course.

 

[Dantе]

Evgeniy Onegin by Alexander Pushkin. It's an interesting read, but at times it becomes very hard to follow what exactly is happening.

 

[Wellenbrecher]

The Wine-Dark Sea, Stephen O'Brian
16th book in the series, five to go after this one.

The sixth ****ing book where they're in pursuit of a certain mission and they're still not where they need to be to even start.
Getting some serious Jordan/Wheel of Time flashbacks here. Well no, that's not fair, there's stuff happening all the time.

 

[Kentucky 『 ＨＥＩＧＵＩ 』 James]

The sixth ****ing book where they're in pursuit of a certain mission and they're still not where they need to be to even start.

Sounds like a perfect allegory of every british construction project since offa's dyke.

 

[crodio]

picked a random book
Argie author. 1880~
starts with a stupid description of Buenos Aires on a rainy day. then introduces a doctor going to the stock exchange. instantly it starts whining about the (((financial scum))) and dirty Turks with their red Fezes, disgusting Spaniards and so on. just 10 pages in.
what a piece of ****

 

[Lumos]

That actually sounds like one quite interesting opening...

 

[Areze]

a crodio story

 

[Antonis]

starts with a stupid description of Buenos Aires on a rainy day. then introduces a doctor going to the stock exchange. instantly it starts whining about the (((financial scum))) and dirty Turks with their red Fezes, disgusting Spaniards and so on. just 10 pages in.

That escalated quickly.

 

[Dystopian]

picked a random book
Argie author. 1880~
starts with a stupid description of Buenos Aires on a rainy day. then introduces a doctor going to the stock exchange. instantly it starts whining about the (((financial scum))) and dirty Turks with their red Fezes, disgusting Spaniards and so on. just 10 pages in.
what a piece of ****

Sounds like a good read.

 

[Dryvus]

Shouldn't the doctor be at the hospital instead of the stock exchange? What an imbecile of an author.

 

[crodio]

the doctor is probably an aristocrat that happens to be a doctor too. idk, im not going to read that ****
yall degenerates btw