what are you reading currently

[wareagle69]

i know there have been threads on your favorite book or best survival book but what are you reading right now, yesterday i went to a book store in town(used) for a town of 1200 he has a great selection, he also owns two store in thailand(guy looks like frazers dad) any how i was looking for a small engine repair book and saw king on the table the stand the unedited version with and extra 400 or so pages and thought its been 16 years since i read it so i bought it and started again last night, what are you reading..

[FVR]

Guess.


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[dragonjimm]

a kim harrison vampire novel. and a few magazines

[Sunshine]

I'm reading "Twilight" by Stephenie Meyer again. I'm also reading "Deep Survival" by Laurence Gonzalez. What an amazing book!

[Alpine_Sapper]

Umn...Wilderness Survival Forums....Some thread on books. Duh.

[tacmedic]

Collapse by Jared Diamond, and textbooks.

[DOGMAN]

I am currently reading:

"Being Caribou" Five Months of Foot with an Arctic Herd by Karsten Heuer
"Essential Grizzly" The mIngled Fates of Men & Bears by Doug Peacock

Also got the newest issue of Mother Earth News in the mail yesterday and read that last night

[Sam Reeves]

The CoIntelPro Papers

by Ward Churchill
and Jim Vander Wall

[h8mtv]

Happy Endings, tales of a meaty breasted zilch. By Jim Norton.

[LindyLu]

World Made By Hand by James Howard Kunstler...rec. by Glenn Beck & a great book. Another really good one is The Road by ???Macarthy??? Scare ya silly.

[Riverrat]

Just got the new countryside, reading that right now.

[wareagle69]

I am currently reading:

"Being Caribou" Five Months of Foot with an Arctic Herd by Karsten Heuer
"Essential Grizzly" The mIngled Fates of Men & Bears by Doug Peacock

Also got the newest issue of Mother Earth News in the mail yesterday and read that last night

great choices

[crashdive123]

Finished 98.6 Degrees (again) - currently reading America The Last Bes Hope by William Bennett, next on the list is Lone Survivor: The Eyewitness Account of Operation Redwing and the Lost Heroes of SEAL Team 10.

[Beo]

Knights of the Black and White about the Templars, by Jack Whyte. I love the Templars and what they stood for.

[grundle]

Guess.


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Are you reading the biography of Chesty Puller? I hope so, I loved that book! One of the greatest men to ever live.

I am currently reading KGB: The Secret Work of Soviet Secret Agents by John Barron which is sort of old (1974) but still interesting. Also reading The Great Hunt by Robert Jordan.

[Rick]

Knights of the Black and White about the Templars, by Jack Whyte. I love the Templars and what they stood for.

If you figure out what they did with the Holy Grail, give me a call.

[Beo]

I just put it in the dishwasher last night, don't hold much beer.

[Rick]

Bzzzzzzzzzzzzt. Zam! That lightening bolt was way to close. Maybe you should just keep it.

[Chicago Dan]

Currently I've been reading a lot of books about dinosaurs, Dora the explorer and Blues clues...then again I have children

The last "adult books" were '98.6' which I was disappointed with and 'We the Living' by Ayn Rand.

Next up is:
CIA secrets of "The Company" by Mick Farren

And a trio of WWII genre:
Fly Boys by James Bradley
The Great Escape from Stalag Luft III by Tim Carroll
Ivan's war Catherine Merridale

[Rick]

Why were disappointed with 98.6? I thought it was a great book.

A group of archaeologists went to the former site of Stalag Luft III and were able to find the actual tunnel used by the escapees. If I recall, a couple of British former POWs were with them when they made the discovery. They even found some artifacts used in the construction of the tunnel.