What book(s) are you currently reading?

EarlyMorning wrote:^ Leo likes Stephen King don't you Leo.

I'm reading Sane New World - Ruby Wax

Yes I do. I'm so glad we can agree on something. Read every book. Seen every film (they ruined the Shining) and every mini-series.

I'm reading 'When Rabbit Howls' by The Troops for Truddi Chase and the Sailor Moon manga series.

LeOkAsPEr wrote:Yes I do. I'm so glad we can agree on something. Read every book. Seen every film (they ruined the Shining) and every mini-series.

Me too. But can you honestly say you liked the Dreamcatcher? One of the rare books I didn't finish, don't even mention the movie.
But the older goods are quality stuff.

WendyTorrance wrote:Me too. But can you honestly say you liked the Dreamcatcher? One of the rare books I didn't finish, don't even mention the movie.
But the older goods are quality stuff.

Oh I did not like DreamCatcher. When I first read it I thought: "Oh no, he must of tried to write that Benjamin Franklin biography again".

LeOkAsPEr wrote:I thought: "Oh no, he must of tried to write that Benjamin Franklin biography again".

Aliens probing rectum & B. Franklin, ok

WendyTorrance wrote:B. Franklin, ok

Yeah he once tried to move away from the horror genre by writing a biography about Benjamin Franklin. It turned into another horror book very quickly mainly because it did say how the key he tied to the end of that kite opened the gates of hell.

LeOkAsPEr wrote:Yeah he once tried to move away from the horror genre by writing a biography about Benjamin Franklin.

That I've never heard of.
I think I'll just continue with this Lukas Moodysson - Death&Co book. Despite the name, there's nothing horrific about it.

WendyTorrance wrote:I think I'll just continue with this Lukas Moodysson - Death&Co book. Despite the name, there's nothing horrific about it.

Knowing me I could take that book make it incredibly disturbing.

This is what signing an oath to the communist party at age 5 does to you.

LeOkAsPEr wrote:Knowing me I could take that book make it incredibly disturbing.

mm, I'm thinking cartoon characters.


..oh your gunshots post, perhaps I was too sarcastically harsh. I'd love to read your book

WendyTorrance wrote:mm, I'm thinking cartoon characters.


..oh your gunshots post, perhaps I was too sarcastically harsh. I'd love to read your book

Why cartoon characters?

Well how about:

a group of political prisoners forced to work in a harsh luboric mine in the Himalayas, attempt to escape but are caught and hung from the peak of Everest it self as a warning to other prisoners.

This is what goes through my mind everyday