Where were you when the West was defeated?
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riddla wrote:SAS Survival Guide - I'm currently trying to put together the kit in the intro which fits in an altoids tin
This book is so badass on so many levels, everyone should have a copy.
After that I plan on getting my Batman Year One first prints out of storage and re-reading since the movie was so amazingly good and faithful to the true fans.
I do find myself about to write a fiction though, been concocting the outline in my head now for several months.
I'm pretty sure I have that book kicking around somewhere.
Right now I'm without anything interesting to read, but I'm going to try picking up "The Historian" by Elizabeth Kostova.
Otherwise, I dunno... Don Quixote, maybe?
"Advanced PHP Programming" by George Schlossnagle. It's an adventure book, splendidly written in true victorianian style complete with rich and colorful language and dialogues. Check it out!
I recently finished "Skinny Dip" by Carl Hiaasen. Not his best book, but his ability to create wacked-out, unique characters never ceases to amaze me. I'm planning on tackling Steven Wolfram's "A New Kind of Science" shortly, and I've decided that I need to read "Fight Club" as well.
I just finished The DaVinci Code. I thought it was OK but I am amazed at how hyped it is. It isn't anything special, and I don't think there's even much there for a film.
