What are y'all reading now?

[DarrenCT]

new york times.

anyone else?

It's useless, I know. I'm just punishing meself, atmomo.

[Grant McLean]

just got this from a friend.

-g

[false_Aest]

I'm battling through Proust--Swann's Way. But I keep falling asleep during the first 7 pages.

[Bruce K]

That's the one.

I'll race you to see who finishes first.

Kind of an appropriate challenge don't you think?

BK

[Zimmy]

this

[Russell]

nm

[jthurow]

Originally Posted by Grant McLean

just got this from a friend.

-g

Grant, I'd love to hear a book report?

jimi

[shinomaster]

Originally Posted by Grant McLean

just got this from a friend.

-g

How is it? I saw that at my lbs (local book shop.) The Boston Globe did a magazine special in their Sunday paper a few few years back. I saved it.

[14max]

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[DukeHorn]

Six Frigates was a great read.

I'm currently reading The Queen of the South by Arturo Perez-Reverte (Club Dumas and Fencing Master).

[Bruce K]

I'm now about 1/4 through Major.

It reads very smoothly and it is obvious the author did huge amounts of research to put this tory together as factually and with as much relavent detail as possible.

It is also clear that the author has a real feel for the country during that era and the bicycle's part in it.

More later.

BK

[Acotts]

Originally Posted by Russell

nm

I just finished A Man Without a Country...boy was Kurt a grouch in the end.

I am currently reading the Autobiography of Malcom X. I kinda just picked it up and it is a fantastic book. I cant say I agree with all his politics...but Brother Minister was certainly an amazing dude. It is a fantstic story and offers a lot of insight into the Harlem-Boston Negro culture back in the 50's.

That dude was tough.

-A

[shoe]

nothing now but last read was last of the blue water hunters..about spearfishing off the coast of california..pulls you in and carries ya through..that is if you find that sort of thing of any interest...dave

[TimD]

The Serotta board, obviously