What are you reading?

[Aero]

Commercial Real Estate Investing For Dummies: Conti, Peter, Harris, Peter: 9780470174913: Amazon.com: Books

Commercial Real Estate Investing For Dummies [Conti, Peter, Harris, Peter] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Commercial Real Estate Investing For Dummies

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[Mr.Anderson]

I'm now reading Neuromancer. I caught myself thinking a lot about the opinion from William Gibson about the internet:

William Gibson says he was wrong about something else: He thought the Internet would be a mysterious and sexy place. "Cyberspace, as described in Neuromancer, is nothing at all like the Internet that we live with, which consists mostly of utterly banal and silly stuff."

 

[SkepticCat]

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The media outreach of Encounter Ministries, Encounter Today and Encounter Christ Church

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[Mini Contini]

Is there anyone out there that has read Phantom Self by David Icke?

 

[Busbyx]

Introduction to Renewable Energy by Solar Energy International. I was reading the pros and cons of solar panels in this post and got interested to learn more about solar energy in general. Interesting book.

 

[Kenny Reo]

"The Long Walk" by Stephen King

 

[Dalit]

Steve Deace's A Nefarious Plot. So far, not as exciting as its trailer:

ReallyGraceful's The Deep State Encyclopedia

 

[clambot]

The Complete Stories of Erskine Caldwell

H.L. Mencken, Prejudices (Series 1-6)

The Complete Vonnegut (just now finishing Player Piano [first novel in this four volume set]).

 

[Dalit]

Actually, A Nefarious Plot is excellent albeit a hard read. It's Screwtape Letters for America. I suppose the movie will have the death row inmate possessed by Nefarious saying the things he says in the books (there's A Nefarious Carol, too), even though the book is just the demon talking about how clever he is and how stupid humans are. Quite a good little history lesson on the USA in there. Would say it's an MA rating though for some disturbing content.