What are you currently reading?

I am reading The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka.

I'm reading Moonlight Mile by Dennis Lehane.

Will be finishing up "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy.

I plan to begin the Jack Reacher series by Lee Child as well as the Epic of Gilgamesh.

I finished Written In Stone by Richard Cassaro.
(Decoding The Secret Masonic Religion Hidden In Gothic Cathedrals And World Architecture)

Let me just say...it was a remarkably good read!
There was a thread created here about the author and his newest book.
SO I had to get a copy (he signed it too!) and I read it rather quickly.


Excellent read for all those interested in that subject...

What I have read since December 2012 in no order:

- Without a Trace by Charles a Trace.

- The End of Eden by Graham Phillips

- Civilization One by Christopher Knight/Robert Lomas/ Alan Butler

- The Pyramids and the Pentagon by Nick Redfern

- Genes, Giants, onsters and Men by Joseph P Farrell

- Grid of the Gods by Joseph P Farrell

- The Genesis Race by Will Hart (superficial treatment of the subject).

- We've Never Been Alone: A History of ET Intervention by Paul Von Ward

- Things and more "Things" by Ivan T Sanderson

- The Secret Forces of the Pyramids by Warren Smith (very old book found in used book store)

- The Veliskovsky Heresies by Laird Scranton

- Atlantis Beneath the Ice by Rose and Rand Flem-Ath

- Darwin's Black Box by Micahel J Behe

- Icons of Evolution: Science of Myth by Jonathan Wells

- Iceman by Brenda Fowler

- Relics of Eden: The Powerful Evidence of Evolution in Human DNA by Daniel J Fairbanks

- Captured Planet by Dino Fotinidis

- The Saga of the Volsungs translated by Jesse L Byock

- Moonsinger and Moonsinger's Quest by Andre Norton



Busy with Gods of the New Millennium by Alan F Alford.

Why Does The World Exist? - Jim Holt

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Even though it is the eighth book, The Enemy seems like it should be the first Reacher book. I would start there and then go in any order. The exception is 61 hours comes before Worth Dying For.

I am reading Gideon's Corpse by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child.

I'm reading The Hound of the Baskervilles by Arthur Conan Doyle.

What are you currently reading?

Am currently reading Prince of wolves by Quinn Loftis

I'm reading The Fellowship of the Ring by J. R. R. Tolkien.

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Physics of the future by Michio Kaku. Fascinating read into the science of the future based on prototypes being developed today.

Finished Kiling Lincoln a few days ago and enjoyed it. Probably going to start the Kennedy one tomorrow.

Originally posted by The_Truth_Seeker
I'm reading The Hound of the Baskervilles by Arthur Conan Doyle.

Star for you just for being a Sherlock Holmes fan! I am a HUGE Holmes fan myself.



Currently I am reading The Acts of the Apostles, by Ellen G. White. I just finished Dead Men's Secrets, by Jonathan Gray. It talks about advanced ancient technology that has been found around the world.

Before that I attempted to read Don Quixote, by Miguel Cervantez. I got about 300 pages into part 1, but I just couldn't make myself read any further. It started out really good, but just got REALLY drawn out. I probably should have forced my way through it to see if it eventually got better... maybe I will someday.

And I'm reading the Bible, of course.

Dwarfs (the omnibus) [contains the novels Grudge Bearer, Honor Keeper and Oath Breaker]

by Gav Thorpe and Nick Kyme.

I discovered that Warhammer novels were the way to go for fantasy.

Would recommend the entire Gotrek & Felix collection for any Warcraft or LOTR fans who are ready to take it to the next level.

Who knew that Warhammer was LOTR on steroids!?

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Who knew that Warhammer was LOTR on steroids!?

LOTR on steroids,that made me spill my coffee
Although i'm a Warhammer 40k fan,the fantasy series is one worth reading.I only read a few and i really enjoyed them.

I currently read "Nobody True" by James Herbert.

I am reading The Stand by Stephen King.

"Clawhammer Style Banjo" by Ken Perlman.

Gradually making sense of my 5 string beauty.

CX.

I finished The Fellowship of the Ring. Now I'll be reading the other two parts of The Lord of the Rings, The Two Towers and The Return of the King by J. R. R. Tolkien.

hey.I went looking for the girl who kicked the hornets nest at my fav used book store and nun was there.I ended up leaving with john leslie's "the end of the world"........freak me out with science and ethics of human extinction...i don't re-command it for the latter folk....I love good phil books,but this one was to down to earth....happy reading