What's everyone reading?

**Wraith601** · 05 Jan 07,, 04:45

It's tmie agian for the semi regular thread where everyone lists the booms they're reading and what they plan to read in the near future.

I'm almost done with Cobra II and next up is Ghost Wars: The Secret History of the CIA, Afghanistan, and bin Laden, From the Soviet Invasion to September 10, 2001 and Charlie Wilson's War.

**AxlRose86** · 18 Jan 07,, 16:54

Stephen King
WW2 History and read Soviets Tactics
ANYOTHER BOOKS I GET MY HANDS ON

**sappersgt** · 18 Jan 07,, 17:52

I just finished WEB Griffins new novel "The Hunters". I am in the middle of "Disaster at D-Day" by Peter Tsouras, reccommended by someone on the WAB.

**Wraith601** · 18 Jan 07,, 18:11

I actually stopped reading Ghost Wars because I wanted something a little lighter so I'm rereading David Poyer's The Passage for the about the third time.

**CMartel** · 18 Jan 07,, 19:17

Guests of the Ayatollah.

Clemente: The Passion and Grace of Baseball's Last Hero

**Parihaka** · 18 Jan 07,, 21:49

Quicksilver, Confusion and The System of the World, for the second time.

**Debbie** · 19 Jan 07,, 01:34

Hitler - Nemesis, 1936 - 1945 by Ian Kershaw

**gunnut** · 19 Jan 07,, 19:29

Am I the only one here reading Calvin and Hobbes?

**ashkon** · 20 Jan 07,, 06:17

Penthouse, christmas edition. lots of nice articles.

**CMartel** · 24 Jan 07,, 00:48

Originally Posted by gunnut

Am I the only one here reading Calvin and Hobbes?

I think its just assumed that we are reading Calvin and Hobbes.

**dave lukins** · 24 Jan 07,, 01:28

Einstein..In his own words

**GVChamp** · 24 Jan 07,, 04:14

On the to-read list this semester (besides college books):

Infotopia: How many minds produce knowledge
War Made New
War and Peace
Flags of our Fathers
More stuff...can't remember it?

**xerxes** · 24 Jan 07,, 04:40

Edward Gibbon’s The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Volume VI

**Kansas Bear** · 24 Jan 07,, 04:50

"Age of Faith", by Will Durant.

**~~SnowLeopard~~** · 24 Jan 07,, 09:15

We-ll......

My text books on endocrine systems and clinical neuropsychology; papers on andrenaline junkies; more papers on GIS and crisis management; then various books on investigations, such as rape, such as fire, such as using drugs in crime; my scuba texts, books on cave and ship diving, Clive Clusser's books on underwater archaeology; youth prostitution in eastern europe; a James White sci fi book (Space Litter); a book on combat surgery, another one on burn centers; then one on Tito; one by Dr. Nielsen, the doctor who had cancer down in Antarctica (IceBound) ........ to name a few. I'm sure there are others around my place, opened, with a book mark in them. Such as the one of the two missionary women rescued in Afghanistan. Or modern Pirates in the southern seas or one on Hitler's personal security (the last two are by the john).

And then like Ray said:

"WAB!

I wish it were not such an addiction and I had more spare time!"

How very true. I spend too much time here.
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