What are you reading?

[leebass]

It's just as good as i hoped.



Bought all five volumes at once, slowly making my through the brilliance.

[deadly_habit]

It's just as good as i hoped.



Bought all five volumes at once, slowly making my through the brilliance.

good choices
get 2nd copy of house of leaves, the whalestone letters, a highlighter and some post it notes and welcome to insanity
every read of that book brings up new shit
it's a work of art
oh and the accompanying lp by his sister poe - haunted was made to listen while you read it

[kay]

Pity it wasn't called "Beyond the Wubwubwub"

[leebass]

It's just as good as i hoped.quote]
good choices
get 2nd copy of house of leaves, the whalestone letters, a highlighter and some post it notes and welcome to insanity
every read of that book brings up new shit
it's a work of art
oh and the accompanying lp by his sister poe - haunted was made to listen while you read it

The person that had it before me ripped out the page that tells you what edition it is, and has all the legal stuff on it, which makes reading feel it that little bit more strange. But only slightly.

[leebass]

Pity it wasn't called "Beyond the Wubwubwub"

Mt Eden - Beyond Lies The Wubwubwub (Universal)

[kaiori breathe]

Friedrich Nietzsche's All Too Human

[my_war]

william golding - the inheritors.

[DRTY]

Friedrich Nietzsche's All Too Human

Any good?

[Pistonsbeneath]

[kaiori breathe]

Friedrich Nietzsche's All Too Human

Any good?

Everything by Nietzsche is good.

[sanjion]

After just finishing

[james fox]

[AxeD]

Some Dutch history and economy books. Next week I'll probably read a geography book or two.

[luthervandub]

[fractal]

dune: god emperor

[mr. lizard]

[laurent__duval]

i started reading this 3 days ago.

really enjoying it, bit heavy going though.

[luciuscaine]

The later is my favorite book ever, but its hard to follow at first.

[dj_rasheed]

Blasphemy by Douglas Preston

[erratech]

Musicaphilia by Oliver Sacks. Really interesting anecdotes and case studies of people who perceive or interact with sound (mentally normally) differently from the norm. Only a few chapters in.

Re-reading The Dreaming Void by Peter F. Hamilton because I got the next one last christmas and need to reread before i read the next one. interesting sci-fi with fantasy elements. much prefer his other seriess tho.

This Is Your Brain On Music by Daniel J. Levitin. Explains how we perceive music and how it affects us. Read about half of it. Scored an ebook and liked it so much I decided to support the guy and buy the book. Plus reading on a screen is shithouse.