A list of magazines and books I am attempting to devour.

 

Books

The Picture of Dorian Gray, The Godfather, A Brief History of Time, The God Delusion, Among the thugs - Bill Buford.

Catch 22, The Satanic Bible

I identify in the least with harper lee, in the maximum with James Baxter!, Siddhartha, The Glass Bead Game, The Game, The Godfather Returns, The Bourne Identity

I Hear - Whithering Heights is good, In High Places, Final Diagnosis, Fifty Lessons in Russian by Nina Popatov,

While Europe Slept, Creating Value Monopolies by Edward De Bono, Roots - Alex Haley, Conquest of Happiness - Bertrand Russel, Eleven Minutes, The Alchemist - Coelho The Krishnamurti Reader, The Silva Method,

 

Magazines:

 

- The Economist

- The New Scientist

- Popular Mechanics

- Scientific American

- Business Week

 

My Books:

- System Supercon - Non-fiction

- Mechanics of Chemistry = Non-fiction & Self-help

- Verses of Veracity = Poetry

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Edited June 20, 200817 yr by atheistoverlord

I have read The Picture of Dorian Grey, The Godfather and out of all the books you've listed, they're probably the best.

 

My list:

 

Books

Hostile Waters

Neuromancer

Ebola

The Chamber

The Tommyknockers

The Moon is a Harsh Mistress

Pale Blue Dot

Babbit

2061

3001: The Final Odyssey

Contact

Present at the Future

The Pretender...

 

This is all for the Summer...not to mention my goal of eventually re-reading Atlas Shrugged...

You've got a good list overall, though I personally find the Economist not at all interesting compared to Scientific American.

Cheers,

antimatter

Carl Sagan's books, I have been told are awesome.

I'm planning on re-reading A Brief History of Time and then the sequel A Briefer History of Time.

 

Also I want to get to finish some Dawkins: ie. Selfish Gene & Blind Watchmaker.

 

My summer vacation has just ended - back to school.

Have gone for a science rounded subject choice, topped off with some economics and english.

After software/hardware tech manuals I can only really read books about animals or plants anymore, but I do know of one good link in which has plenty of interesting things to read about.

 

http://www.esajournals.org/perlserv/?request=index-html&ct=1

For School

The Narative of Fredrick Douglas: An American Slave

The Crucible

Grapes of Wrath

My Antonia

 

Just For Fun

The Calculus Wars: Newton, Leibniz, and the greatest mathimatical clash of all time

The Music of Prime Numbers

A Breif History of Time