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Andrew wrote:Starting Joe Abercrombie ' The Blade itself'.
I'm sure that it's right up my alley, I love Dark Fantasy. It's just that finding the balance between grittiness and Dark Induced Audience Empathy - which is why I lost interest in Game of Thrones.

I guarantee you'll like it.

The Trouble with Tribbles 2, Dead by Dawn

Girl in a Band - Kim Gordon

Book about The Process Church of Final Judgment. Processean lore is fascinating. This is the 3rd book I've read about them and I still can't decide if they were gurus or lunatics. Probably both.

Just finished:


Just started:

Just finished The Bone Clocks by David Mitchell. Which I though I bought because of a Warren Ellis recommendation but I checked and nope, I got that from somebody else I think. Interesting book (6 parts with a different narration style each), though kind of annoying at times. Still, I might try another Mitchell book later...



And I'm continuing "Descartes' Error" by Antonio Damasio. I'm trying to alternate fiction and non-fiction but in that case it's not that easy. There might be a bit too much neuroscience in there for me (it pains me to say that), but I'll try to finish it. It seems worth it.

http://www.truthcontest.com/entries/the-present-universal-truth/

Swedish titles, the top one is "Economics for leftists" and the other one is a biography about Olof Palme, a very famous Swedish politician who got assassinated. I swear that I'm super fun at parties.

UglyCasanova wrote:Just finished:

Did you read it in French like the cover indicates?

I own and have read this book. It's not that great a book...

I'm actually liking this one. It is well written, and I have learned a good bit about pedal history and rig building. I've read many hobby-centric books that were a letdown. And, I will admit the CD isn't great and there are only a couple of builder spotlights that I'm interested in. But, all in all, I think it is a nice book to have.