What are you reading right now?

What is everyone reading right now?

I'm reading a great anti-consumerist book by John De Graff et al. titled "Affluenza". Unfortunately I bought it at Barnes and Noble with a credit card. Kinda goes against the whole premise of the book.

Also reading a novel by Edward Docx titled "The Calligrapher". Very good as well.

I read several books at a time. I have ADD I think.....

I'm reading "The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay" by Michael Chabon. It's quite good so far, but I'm not that far into it yet.

Those 2 posts...now the stuff I'm typing...

oh, books...yeah, I'm still reading Motley Crue's "The Dirt", slowly, as to enjoy it at many different times. Also, you know, cable tv, movies and videogames keep me from my reading.

-"wolves of the calla" by stephen king (part 5 of the dark tower series)

I am reading some crazy book about the most evil women in history. I love true crime.

The Confidential Agent by Graham Greene

I just finished "Wolves of Calla" the Dark Tower five by Stephen King
and for those reading it wait till you get to the end ... whoa I can't wait for part six

next it's "Cross Dressing" by Bill Fitzhugh

"Quicksilver", by Neal Stephenson- book 1 in the Baroque Cycle.

It's kinda weird but I'm reading "Japanese Cooking" by John Spayde.

Bushwacked by Molly Ivans, and A Prayer for Owen Meany, again.

animal farm by george orwell.

tin drum - gunther grass.
geek love - katherine dunn.
the green imperative - victor papanek.
active directory cookbook - robbie allen.

Geek Love though it's going very slowly.

I'm reading yet another compilation of The Best Time Travel Stories Of All Time. How can there be three of these fuckers (that I've found so far)?

Also, I picked up an Ad-Buster. That's a good mag. Oh, yeah, National Buy-Nothing Day is November 28th. Buy nothing on the day they tell you to buy everything. Participate by not participating.

i'm reading this thread.

...and the Brothers Grimm.

doctor faustus by mann (again)) and chopin's funeral by eisler

See, I was going to make that joke, but someone else already did. Plus, I thought it was beneath me. As so many things are.

Le sigh, I am so great.

Oooh, is it really good gnarly Bros. Grimm, where they make Cinderella's sisters dance in red hot lead shoes until they die?

I'm reading about half a dozen things right now, but one truly exceptional book:

An Archaeological History of Japan, 30,000 BC to AD 700 by Mizoguchi Koji.

Okay, so not only does Mizoguchi cover the Jomon, Yayoi and Kohun eras with aplomb, he rocks the theory like a badass. It's post-processualist, but in all the best ways--he doesn't just regurgitate Hodder or Tilley. I swear to god, this book makes me want to sew square book-shaped pouches on my clothes so I can carry it around at all times. If I ever write something half this good, I will be a happy Minty.

I'm finishing up "Wizard and Glass" (Book IV of the Dark Tower series) for the third time, looking very much forward to reading "Wolves of the Calla".

A blue Screen:
STOP: 0x000000D1 ...
DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

On the other computer, of course.

For pleasure:
Flaubert's Parrot

Hey, I read Madame Bovary over the summer, the negative sexual imagery was hot!

Hey! me too!

i loved all those book

i'm readin right now hells angles by hunter s thomson