so what are you reading now?

[Davalillo]

Hoop Crazy by Clair Bee--#6 in the series. You just cannot read these Chip Hilton Books too many times, I have the 23 books on a 4-year rotation. I absolutely hate the reprints however.

[benderbroeth]

abraham lincoln vampire hunter, by seth grahame-smith

[barrysloate]

Does the Noise in My Head Bother You?, by Steven Tyler

Pretty funny book, some of it interesting, especially where my own life nearly coincided with Aerosmith's early days in Boston. They used to practice in my BU dormitory (West Campus), and knew someone I knew well, but it occurred a year after I left.

[k-dog]

"Back Spin" by Harlan Corbin. This is my first time reading any of Corben's books and it appears to be the continuing story of Myron Bolitar...a sports agent who also seems to be a private investigator of sorts. This book is pretty good. It's about a golfer who 20+ years ago lost a huge lead at the US Open and has never been close ever since.He is leading the tournament again after all those years when he finds suddenly finds out that his 15 year old son has been kidnapped. I still have a lot more to read!

[DaveH]

I downloaded a copy of the original "Atlas Shrugged" by Ayn Rand a couple of weeks ago (Kindle version). I read it about 40 yrs ago in college and really didn't remember it much. Very appropriate theme for todays political environment. The movie doesn't do it justice. Great book.

dh

[mintacular]

Rereading Co. Aytch (civil war memoir)

[thekingofclout]

Same book I've been reading since 2005.

"A Portrait of Baseball Photography" - By Fogel, Yee, & Oser.

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[Vol]

Originally Posted by mintacular

Rereading Co. Aytch (civil war memoir)

^^That one is one of my favorite books ever.^^



Right now I am reading "The Book of Basketball: The NBA According to the Sports Guy" by Bill Simmons.

[nebboy]

Originally Posted by DaveH

I downloaded a copy of the original "Atlas Shrugged" by Ayn Rand a couple of weeks ago (Kindle version). I read it about 40 yrs ago in college and really didn't remember it much. Very appropriate theme for todays political environment. The movie doesn't do it justice. Great book.

dh

You get a +3 for this one - A fan of Ayn Rand works even my dog is named AYNNIE.

Im reading;
Wilber "Bullet" Rogan and the Kansas City Monarchs
Working ath the Ballpark
BASEBALL in the GARDEN of EDEN
all OK to Good reads

[pgellis]

Just started The Glory of Their Times. Loving it so far.

[frankbmd]

Originally Posted by nebboy

You get a +3 for this one - A fan of Ayn Rand works even my dog is named AYNNIE.

Im reading;
Wilber "Bullet" Rogan and the Kansas City Monarchs
Working ath the Ballpark
BASEBALL in the GARDEN of EDEN
all OK to Good reads

Have read "Atlas Shrugged" and "The Fountainhead" in the last year. Your dog is no doubt wagging her tail by now. Currently I'm trying to get through "Democracy in America", an increasingly foreign concept. Between chapters I'm picking up "Pursuit of Honor". If Aynnie doesn't like Mitch Rapp, there no tellin' what might happen to her.

Crazy 08 was a good baseball read recently. The most interesting baseball book, however, if you ever played table games with dice, is "The Universal Baseball Association, Inc., J. Henry Waugh, Prop." by Robert Coover.

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