What are you reading right now?

Sponsorship of a spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner or dependent child living outside Canada — Part 2: The immigrant’s guide (IMM 3999)

the fun paperwork I have to fill out before I can move across the atlantic to be with my Canadian wife!

'Love in the Ruins' by Walker Percy. It's good, but a little hard to follow. I'm about halfway through and I'm not entirely sure what's going on but I want to keep reading to find out.

"unseen academicals" by terry pratchett

Good book.

The Selected Works of T.S. Spivet by Reif Larson. It's quickly becoming my favorite book. It's not necessarily the best written book I've ever read but it's probably the funnest book. I highly recommend it (visit the link I provided though, to see if it's your cup of tea).

Nice choice.

I'm currently working through Brooker's columns on the guardian website.

ugh honestly im finding it sooo slow. i loved the drawing of the three the most so far. the dark tower series is decent all around.

Just started "A Home At The End Of The World" by Michael Cunningham

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Essential Silver Surfer vol. 1 and Dark Horse's current Conan The Cimerian comics.

loved that one

Your mind.

Lies Inc. by Phillip K Dick
Philosophy: Who Needs It by Ayn Rand
Big Boy Rules by Steve Fainaru

Dammit, I just finished a bunch and haven't started anything new. I guess I could say I'm reading Walden again, but I'm just skimming it to teach a bit tomorrow.

LOVING this:

I've gotten so hooked on the Dark Tower series by Stephen King.

Comments on the SG boards. But I'm skipping over the long ones.

I just finished A Moveable Feast by Hemmingway. I am a sucker for the classics. Especially 19th century. (Think Hugo, Tolstoy and a bit later, Virginia Woolf) Most people here seems to read only the very contemporary. Any literary buffs?

i just finished yesterday...
i couldn't put it down all day.

I'm about 70% through it. And thoroughly enjoying the read.

Just got done with:



(it had a good idea behind it - mother drowns one of her twins, husband looks back through her family history to find a history of violence and bad parenting - but wasn't written that well)

Just started this today (picked it up at the library because it looked interesting, and they didn't have the books I wanted):