The Art of War by Sun-Tzu.

I'm reading Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. It's incredibly boring so far, and I'm only reading it for school. Yes, they gave me homework over the summer. >:

The Red Tent by Anita Diamant (thanks Glowy!)

Fight Club :(

A pamphlet I took at the doctor's office about SARS.

Hegel's Phenomenology.

The "what are you reading now" thread. DUH! :rolleyes

When I finally do it, I want to be prepared. :(

Gulliver's Travels. Then Huxley - Brave New World.

The Iron Heel By Jack London[/url]

Try "Sea Wolf" next. :love

Reading "Johnathan Livingston Seagull" by Richard Bach

reading
 

Shogun James Clavell

Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K. LeGuin. Also Zig Zag Zen: Buddism and Psychadelics.

hermann hesse. i read this series of short stories about knulp, this wanderer whom everyone across the country knows, and i just finished gertrude, an awesome novel about a composer and his relationship with music.

I'll try "Sea Wolf" if you read or have read "The Iron Heel" :love

Timequake by Kurt Vonnegut, my second time.
The Crusades by Hans something, a translation
Next...
The River Between by Ngugi
Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe

Casca: The Eternal Mercanery by Barry Sadler

Almost done with

Karl Von Clausewitz: War, Politics, and Power

"Dreamland" by Kevin Baker

Anthony Burgiss - A Clockwork Orange

I'm reading The Road Less Travelled by M. Scott Peck. This is a book that I had to read parts of for a college sociology class and now I'm reading it for myself.

I had never read Catcher in the Rye before so I bought it a couple days ago.

Next is 1984. I'd like to read all those books that people are supposed to read but I never did.

Reading a really, dry, boring music history textbook now - right now, as far as recreational reading goes, I'm in the middle of Dune: Messiah.

Conan - Volume 2 by Robert E. Howard.

I get a boner from it.