What Are You Reading?

[Misako]

well.. since the internet and cable were out all afternoon.. i went and bought Jean-Paul Sartre's Being and Nothingness... it's interesting i like it

Sartre is fabulous.

 

[faust]

Sartre is fabulous.

I commies!

 

[Alpha Femme]

the unabridged journals of sylvia plath

 

[scblonndie]

the catcher in the rye

 

[travolta]

Bob Dylan Chronicles Vol. 1

Media Control: The Spectacular Achievements of Propaganda by Noam Chomsky

 

[faust]

The Logic of Failure - Dietrich Dorner

 

[orlem]

Pico Iyer - The Inland Sea

 

[Elli]

can anyone name a classic you think everyone should have read, I don't know what to start on next... I mean a real classic..

 

[travolta]

comics by a friend: detrimental information #6: refreshments will be served and detrimental information #7: incontinental breakfast

 

[maverick]

can anyone name a classic you think everyone should have read, I don't know what to start on next... I mean a real classic..

I have thousands of sugesstions!

How about some Ibsen?

Peer Gynt

An Enemy of the People

 

[Elli]

^ yes, why not I haven't read anything by him. thank you

 

[scblonndie]

Things Fall Apart

 

[Girly Girl]

"The Starter Wife" by Gigi Levangie Grazer. Great beach read!

 

[berkeleygrrrl]

can anyone name a classic you think everyone should have read, I don't know what to start on next... I mean a real classic..

how about something light, for summer, a classic funny book, like lucky jim by kingsley amis, or vile bodies or the loved one, both by evelyn waugh. all three are hilaaarioous

 

[DancingQueen]

The Fountainhead
By Ayn Rand

 

[faust]

can anyone name a classic you think everyone should have read, I don't know what to start on next... I mean a real classic..

<<<< look this way.

 

[maverick]

<<<< look this way.

Auf Deutsch bitte

Some translations are horrible.

 

[ChrissyM]

I'm reading 'The Other Side of the Story' by Marian Keyes

 

[travolta]

The Wild Party - Joseph Moncure March

drawings by Art Spiegelman



Made In America: An Informal History of the English Language in the United States

Bill Bryson

* I'm on a linguistics kick

 

[model_mom]

TFS has become my favorite book. Where else can you find this many characters with this many personalities? You want drama, check the spot. You want gossip try fashion daily. We have all the stars you'll ever need and any latest news that comes under the heading of "fashion" should be covered here.I wish I could patent the place and sell it to the highest bidder.