Prisoner's Hope, book 3 in David Feintuch's Seafort Saga.

such a good book. probably my favourite out of all of his.

i've been reading books on social psychology...not a novel or anything..but they're pretty interesting. one of them was called "influence: science and practice" by robert cialdini and it's a very helpful book for anyone. it talks about tactics that people (especially salespeople) use to convince people to do things (i.e., purchase something). the book also has sections of each chapter that teaches you how to defend yourself against these tactics. i think it's a useful book.. a fast read also..and pretty entertaining.

The Ruins. I may see the movie when it comes out on video.

im reading Twilight.

gonna move onto New Moon and Eclipse soon. im excited for the fourth book

His dark materials - The subtle knife...http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/c...power/love.gif

ummm

tunnels by brian williams

and

dandelion wine by ray bradbury

Since I've been on holiday, I've read Sartre's "The Wall" and Haruki Murakami's "The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle".


Now I'm onto The Picture Of Dorian Grey by Oscar Wilde, and in my freetime I read old situationist essays on the interwebz.

~A Clockwork Orange
~Naked Lunch.

Kevorkian have you read Armgeddon in Retrospect yet?

It's amazing.