Books you're reading now

[Protegejoe296]

A Brief History of Time - Stephen Hawking. I'm writing an essay on this book. A very fascinating book, but I don't have time to read it to the end and write an essay. So I think about just hire essay writer online.

Why not audiobook it? Should be a pretty quick listen, as it wasn't a hugely long book if I remember.

 

[HenryFlower]

 

[Xianders]

The Great Gatsby - F. Scott Fitzgerald. I'm writing an essay on this book to school, but I'm afraid I won't be able to write it in time. I'm thinking of trying to hire a service that writes my Business Essay. I've never done this before, but if I like it , I'll order them all the time, since I can't stand essey .

 

[Rand M Arthur]

War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy

 

[Provocateur]

 

[COHAB]

 

[Azlan82]

Currently reading this:

Which centers around the infamous Villisca Ax Murders, and how the police fucked up. It wasn't a one-off killing, it was a serial killer who used the train-line to move from town to town killing dozens of people over a few years. The police at the time just didn't have the technology to put two and two together.

 

[danny23]

I just finished this.

Such an amazing book I’d really recommend it.

It’s extremely well written, Dickens is a brilliant writer.

I’ll avoid giving too many expressions about it but read it before you die.

 

[kellenn]

Ulysses by James Joyce

 

[ANIMAL]

Halfway through Caging Skies, the novel Jojo Rabbit is based on.

Close to halfway through


Highly recommend if youre into ww2/history stuff like I am

Also just recently bought Stuka Pilot as well, which I'll be reading next

 

[Yoel Bromero]

 

[ufcfan4]

I love Frankl's work/contributions to psychology. Very inspiring figure in the field and I think everybody should read that book.

 

[Pullmyfinger]

I recently finished reading these two.
I'll pick something from this thread for the next one.

 

[Billthebutcher]

Dear mom, dear son. JD Rutherford.

 

[fingercuffs]

I just started Bisping's. It's really good so far, he tells a really good story.

 

[HenryFlower]

 

[Henry Swanson]

Just finished this. It’s the second book of the second trilogy in the series. I enjoyed it but I’m not digging the second trilogy as much as the first.

 

[Rocco Siffredi]

The second half fell apart for me. I liked The Crying of Lot 49 and Vinland a lot better....now if I could only get time to read V. and Graviti's Rainbow

Just finished this. It’s the second book of the second trilogy in the series. I enjoyed it but I’m not digging the second trilogy as much as the first.

Is it about a Rap song?

 

[Gene Tunney]

 

[HenryFlower]

The second half fell apart for me. I liked The Crying of Lot 49 and Vinland a lot better....now if I could only get time to read V. and Graviti's Rainbow

i would definitely start w/ V. before GR. it’s the best metric to use to determine whether or not GR will be for you. i obviously just started Inherent Vice, so i’ll have to wait & see if this falling apart business about the second half is just a case of Pynchon being Pynchon, because Lot 49 & Vineland are a lot tighter in their narratives (but still have that staple Pynchon web ofc), or simply a case of Pynchon’s best work being behind him at this point.