im reading the Golden Compass moving onto the Subtle Knife!

Les Miserables - Victor Hugo
its such a huge book, ive got another 1o00 pages to go!

Touching from a Distance: Ian Curtis and Joy Division, by Deborah Curtis.

Been meaning to read this book for ages and finally got myself a copy.

Well it was written in Guernsey. Writing that book was probably all he could find to do here.

the Power of Myth - Bill Moyers interviewing the late Joseph Campbell

I recently finished What's the Matter with Kansas? It was very angry; a ittle too much for my liking. Nevertheless it does a good job of explaining why so many poor and middle class folks vote against their own economic interest due to impeccable moral superiority (sarcasm btw)

I'm really enjoying this book Planet Simpson, which talks about how everyday Americans were the inspiration for the characters, and then consequently how the show has an effect on America. It's filled with biting social commentary + you'll love it if you like the show.

The End of Poverty is another one I'm getting into: talks about every nation's strengths and resources and how we could possibly use all of those to effectively eliminate poverty in the next 50 years. Happy Reading.

Sun Tzu's The Art of War

Finished Cat's Cradle, now I'm moving on to We The Living.

Cat's Cradle was the last book I read as well. Neat.

hehe, my first real post:)
im reading ON the Road -Jack Kerouac
and its brilliant so far