If you liked it, you have to read Animal Farm. You could also try Brave New World by Huxley
I was thinking of picking up Animal Farm. I haven't heard of Brave New World before, but I may pick it up next time I'm at Borders.
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I was thinking of picking up Animal Farm. I haven't heard of Brave New World before, but I may pick it up next time I'm at Borders.
The Ocean Railway by Stephen Fox.
Engineering, entrepreneurship, social history, international relations and how many Americans' ancestors arrived in North America - and not one mention of Leonardo Dibloodycaprio.
A break from the fiction.
Engineering, entrepreneurship, social history, international relations and how many Americans' ancestors arrived in North America - and not one mention of Leonardo Dibloodycaprio.
A break from the fiction.
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Congrats on graduating! I just finished grad school as well and know how tired you feel.
Mike
I'm now reading a book entitled Darcy's Story. It's a follow-up to Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, but the follow-up is authored by a modern writer, Janet Alymer, who tells the story of Pride and Prejudice from Mr. Darcy's perspective. So far it's good, but I do think the author could have been more imaginative to detail Mr. Darcy's interpretation of events and dialogue. It seems too often that the author retells dialogue exactly as it appears from the original version without taking some time to give readers a deeper understanding of Mr. Darcy's actions and responses. I recommend the book nonetheless.
Currently Reading- Battlestar Galactica: Sagittarius is Bleeding by Peter David
Previously Read (In Order):
Battlestar Galactica: The Cylon's Secret by Craig Shaw Gardner
The Worst Person in the World (And 202 Strong Contenders) by Keith Olbermann
Battlestar Galactica by Jeffrey Carver
They are all very good books. Especially if you like BSG, adds a little detail to the background.
Previously Read (In Order):
Battlestar Galactica: The Cylon's Secret by Craig Shaw Gardner
The Worst Person in the World (And 202 Strong Contenders) by Keith Olbermann
Battlestar Galactica by Jeffrey Carver
They are all very good books. Especially if you like BSG, adds a little detail to the background.
Quicksilver by Neil Stephenson, ony 600 pages left to go, followed by 2 more books in the series
Ha! I'm just getting into the first 100+ pages of that same Stephenson series. Cryptonomicon is another good one by the same author.
- Quicksilver, by Neal Stephenson
- rereading The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, by Stephen R. Donaldson (brain candy that's much easier to carry around than Quicksilver in hardcover)
- A Short History of Nearly Everything, by Bill Bryson
- ...various coding manuals to put me to sleep.
phone book: white pages volume
but i have to say that there are far too many characters and too little plot so far
bozigle
but i have to say that there are far too many characters and too little plot so far
bozigle
Without coutning a few CS2 books, I am reading Kellogg on Integrated Marketing. After that I am going to read Soak Wash Rinse Spin. I am also interested in reading the rest of Harry Potter series (I stopped at book 2).
Good responses so far. Just picked up "My Secret Life" Signet Classics edition yesterday. Want to read the Bostonians by Henry James soon too.
Currently reading Catch-22 by Joseph Heller. Very fun book
Sure beats reading engineering text books all day. I love winter break
Sure beats reading engineering text books all day. I love winter break
Currently reading Catch-22 by Joseph Heller. Very fun book
Sure beats reading engineering text books all day. I love winter break
At that rate, you should read Hasek's The Good Soldier Svejk which is much more hilarious.
Any good?
I'm reading "The Trial" by Franz Kafka (third attempt - it's an odd book) and "The Kingdom of God is Within You" by Tolstoy.
