I was courious if anyone is currently reading a particularly good book. Right now I am reading The Story of Britain by Rebecca Fraser. It covers the history of Great Britain from the Roman conquest to the present time. A very well-written and interesting narrative history. I highly recommend it.
I just finished Criminal Procedure, a roughly 1,300 page textbook on the foundation of our freedom. Sure, it wasn't by choice, but at times is fascinating. I'm reading some horrible novel. I'll have to go upstairs to see what it is, but it's damned terrible.
"The Event" by David Lynn Golemon. Just started it. Also, reading "The Bible in 90 Days." It's a NIV translation Bible designed to be read in 90 days. I'm on my 3rd go around so far. My goal is to read it 4 times in 1 year.
Well, technically it is a book, but it is more light reading: If Disney Ran Your Hospital, only a couple of hundred small pages, not statistically validated, but it does look outside the numbers....
"spook: science tackles the afterlife", by mary roach. fantastic. interesting and funny. mary roach is really entertaining. she also wrote: "stiff: the curious lives of human cadavers", which was also terrific. good novels are impossible to find, i dont bother trying. we were forced to read most good novels in high school, and there was nothing left for us as adults. in general, novels suck.
The last book I read was Luckiest Man: Life and Death of Lou Gehrig Incredibly good biography, although that is probably a little biased due to my absolute mancrush on Lou Gehrig.
I like to speed read serial killer type novels before bed. Or maybe Clancy or Cussler. I don't read them for their literary quality...I just like a good story.
:rofl: That's awesome...except I actually used to sleep walk A LOT. I finally outgrew it once I started drinkin'. :hihi:
