What are you reading?

aishah · 05-24-2012, 01:33 PM

i love the red tent! hope you enjoy it

just started feminism for real edited by jessica yee and loving it so far.

Arwen · 05-24-2012, 02:19 PM

I just finished [ame="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/161218281X/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=anisoptera-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creative ASIN=161218281X"]"Getting Dunn" by Thomas Schreck[/ame]. It was a mixed bag for me. Strong female ex combat vet but she cries--all the time. I will want to read the next if there is one. I guess this goes down as one of those summer beach reads.

TenderKnight · 05-24-2012, 02:34 PM

Re-reading the Dune series by Frank Herbert.. I am not going in sequence, but have read all of them a few times, so I can pick up on the story pretty quick, lol.. Love the series and am wanting to read more of the prequels, but haven't taken that plunge yet.

dark_crystal · 05-24-2012, 03:09 PM

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G Snap! · 05-24-2012, 03:47 PM

I am reading "the Picture of Dorian Gray". I saw the movie on Netflix a couple of weeks ago... This is usually how I stumble across good classic reads.

I love Dune, TenderNight, and have also read Dune Messiah. I have and love the Sci-Fi's version of the Dune movie and won't lend it out to anyone. I need to check out one of the used book stores around here and see if I can trade in for some more of the series. I am currently on a "absolute necessity" with books, as I tried to kill myself moving them last year.

TenderKnight · 05-25-2012, 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by G Snap!

I am reading "the Picture of Dorian Gray". I saw the movie on Netflix a couple of weeks ago... This is usually how I stumble across good classic reads.

I love Dune, TenderNight, and have also read Dune Messiah. I have and love the Sci-Fi's version of the Dune movie and won't lend it out to anyone. I need to check out one of the used book stores around here and see if I can trade in for some more of the series. I am currently on a "absolute necessity" with books, as I tried to kill myself moving them last year.

ohhh.. I like "The Picture of Dorina Grey" too! Awesome story.. lol.. It speaks so much now about the gay clubbing community around here in SD. lol

The Dune series is awesome.. Wait until you get to "God Emperor of Dune".. It will blow your mind

The scope of the books is HUGE, and it's cool because it all follows along the main story arch.

Enjoy!

Mr Nice Guy · 05-25-2012, 03:44 PM

The Covenant of Genesis by Andy McDeemott

*** it's an adventure series.

pajama · 05-25-2012, 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by G Snap!

I am reading "the Picture of Dorian Gray". I saw the movie on Netflix a couple of weeks ago... This is usually how I stumble across good classic reads.

I love Dune, TenderNight, and have also read Dune Messiah. I have and love the Sci-Fi's version of the Dune movie and won't lend it out to anyone. I need to check out one of the used book stores around here and see if I can trade in for some more of the series. I am currently on a "absolute necessity" with books, as I tried to kill myself moving them last year.

Go to McKay's. Or better yet, go to McKay's and make your man buy you a Kindle there. The Nashville Public Library does loans/check out of Kindle books I believe. So you don't even have to spend the money to download them. And it weighs a lotttttt less than those boxes of books.

I'm currently reading Bitterblue, the 3rd book in the Graceling series. I also have the first four books of Fire and Ice loaded on the Kindle when I get done with this book.

Julien · 05-28-2012, 08:35 AM

The novella _Albert Nobbs_ by George Moore. This 1913 novella has key elements that were changed for the film with Glenn Close. It is a good quick read.

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TenderKnight Member How Do You Identify?: Kinky Poly Transman Preferred Pronoun?: He Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Monroe, NC Posts: 551 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 773 Thanked 822 Times in 256 Posts Rep Power: 2402408	Re-reading the Dune series by Frank Herbert.. I am not going in sequence, but have read all of them a few times, so I can pick up on the story pretty quick, lol.. Love the series and am wanting to read more of the prequels, but haven't taken that plunge yet. __________________ The beatings shall continue.. until moral improves..

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