Currently reading?

So i figured that we should start this thread up again, what books (be it fiction, non-fiction, comic books, whatever) have you either just read or are currently reading? Currently, im reading a book called "The Bible as Literature". I figured that reading it might give me more of an appreciation for the bible once i understand the tropes and what the writers intended to say.

Im reading The Space Trilogy by C.S. Lewis currently for a second time
(Books: Out Of The Silent Planet, Perelandra, and That Hideous Strength)

Believe it or not I am currently reading the Satanic Bible by Anton LaVey. Picked it up 2nd hand.

It's actually quite interesting to read his reasonings for rejecting Christianity and forming his own church.

Im reading the book Star Wars Lords of the Sith  a novel set 7 years after Order 66

I love to read but these days I suck at it i start to read a few pages in and I am out like a light

My wife and I are currently doing a Bible in a Year reading plan. Whew! It can be quite a bit of reading.

On top of that I am reading a year devotional with the kids titled "One Year with Jesus"

That is all I have time for.

I was reading The Savage Tales of Solomon Kane but I had to put it down for awhile to work on some of my projects.

Fixing to start Gary Lenaire's  book An Infidel Manifesto:Why sincere believers lose faith

I just finished The 6-Liter Club by Harry Kraus and just started Unwritten by Charles Martin

I read the Bible this morning to do a study on the meaning of repentance and ended up writing an essay on it.

This thread 

Just finished Stephen King's "Wolves Of The Calla", the 5th book in The Dark Tower series. Song Of Susannah is up next.

Right now I'm reading The End of All Things by John Scalzi. The last in the Old Man's War series. Well, last as of right now.

Read this last night:


I have a first edition that I bought in 1982 or so. I  have read it hundreds of times over the last 30 years. Curious what the other versions have, I read somewhere that the newer version has Twilight Zone The Movie and the later series.

Savage Amusement wrote:Fixing to start Gary Lenaire's  book An Infidel Manifesto:Why sincere believers lose faith

Sounds like an interesting read.  I might have to look into that one.

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and in between I'm doing some copyediting work for a friend on her novel to get it ready for hard-copy publication.



So in summary:  sociological study on extreme metal, the second in a series on Christian life, and chick lit.

Reading 13 Hours, about the terror attack in Benghazi

I saw the movie last month. It left me furious and enraged at you-know-who.

Veronika and I FINALLY just finished "His Brain, Her Brain" last night.  We had been reading a chapter here and a chapter there for the past few months.  I know it's a classic and all... but we were rather unimpressed with it.  It may have been pretty innovative or groundbreaking when it first came out, but we found it to be repetitive and not very insightful.  There were a few nuggets of goodness in there for sure though.  It's possible too that I've just already been taught everything in that book because it is/was so influential.

My library started offering the Hoopla app, which allows you to download e-books, movies, tv shows and audio books. So I am listening to "Out of the Silent Planet" with my wife. I've read it a couple of times, but she hasn't. For myself I am streaming "Till We Have Faces", which I have never read.

I, last week read:

The Island Of Dr. Moreau
and
The Invisible Man

both by H.G. Wells

This week I have been reading War Of The Worlds also by Wells

been binging his sci-fi classics

I have been reading this:



And darn it, I can't find ANY of the materials anywhere! If I could only find them I could build my own!

I recently finished:

Star Wars AFtermath


Now currently reading:

Star Wars Aftermath Life Debt


Both books are by Chuck Wendig

Killer Show: The Station Night Club Fire by John Barylick

Hardcore Christian wrote:I, last week read:

The Island Of Dr. Moreau
and
The Invisible Man

both by H.G. Wells

This week I have been reading War Of The Worlds also by Wells

been binging his sci-fi classics

Nice!  I remember really liking The Island Of Dr. Moreau.  The 90's movie sucked but there was one from the 60's or 70's that I remember being pretty good.