What's Everyone Reading?
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I just got finished 'Bag of Bones' by Stephen King last night, and I am currently reading 'The Last Wish' by Andrzej Sapkowski. This book was the basis for the computer game called 'The Witcher'. It is a good book so far.:smile:
How did you like "Bag of Bones"? :smile:
It's one of my favorite novels by Stephen King :smile:
It was excellent!
I will let you know via an email(tomorrow) about it in more detail(sort of like with Pan's Labyrinth) so I don't spoil anything for another member who may decide to read it.:smile:
I highly recommend it. I could not put it down!
Relativism by Timothy Mosteller
- It's not very good so far IMO; he has holes in his arguments that you could drive a truck through. For example: he assumes truth so he can prove truth and thereby, in his mind, disprove relativism, which of coarse it doesn't because that is a fallacy (begging the question).
- It's not very good so far IMO; he has holes in his arguments that you could drive a truck through. For example: he assumes truth so he can prove truth and thereby, in his mind, disprove relativism, which of coarse it doesn't because that is a fallacy (begging the question).
Just finished (minutes ago) The Man Who Made Us, The Life and Times of John A Macdonald, by Richard Gwynn
I am reading 'Fear Nothing' by Dean Koontz. Excellent book! I started reading it Sunday and I'll be finished it by tomorrow morning.
The second book in that particular setting of Koontz's is called 'Seize The Night'. I'll be starting that one next.
The second book in that particular setting of Koontz's is called 'Seize The Night'. I'll be starting that one next.
I just finished 'Seize The Night' today. I am not sure which book I'll start next.:smile:
Seize The Night kicked ass. It added a mix of science fiction into the layers of horror already present. It was a great read! I couldn't put it down.
Seize The Night kicked ass. It added a mix of science fiction into the layers of horror already present. It was a great read! I couldn't put it down.
I just finished Machiavelli's The Prince.
What an amazing book! I can't recommend it enough to anyone interested in modern geopolitics or planning world domination. It cleared up more than a few mysteries for me - not bad for an author born in 1469!
What an amazing book! I can't recommend it enough to anyone interested in modern geopolitics or planning world domination. It cleared up more than a few mysteries for me - not bad for an author born in 1469!
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