What are you reading?

Steafn Hammel: Das Stühlespiel

Interesting approach to counseling

Jared Diamond, "Guns, Germs, and Steel."

I have finished last night

Maja Lunde: Die Geschichte der Bienen" (original Norse)

A very interestig if somewhat depressing book About thee People in thee times and their connection to bees. Very insightful.

Helgason: The Hitman’s Guide to Housecleaning


This is a hilarious book! I had a lot of laughs out of the first half... (and I look Forward to read the second half this evening)

A bunch of computer science books, a few on poker, and one about the Tao.

@ponderable said
Helgason: The Hitman’s Guide to Housecleaning


This is a hilarious book! I had a lot of laughs out of the first half... (and I look Forward to read the second half this evening)

the second half was much less funny ..and it didn't go donw so fast.


Now reading: Graeme Simison: The Rosie Result

Jan-Philipp Sendker: Whispering Shadows (2007)

Do comic books count? 😉

-VR

@very-rusty said
Do comic books count? 😉

-VR

Possibly, but they don't give the same satisfaction.

@torunn said
Possibly, but they don't give the same satisfaction.

I still enjoy a good comic book after all these years....I guess it is all in how you look at things.

-VR

Tea leaves and palms.

@great-big-stees said
Tea leaves and palms.

🙂

@great-big-stees said
Tea leaves and palms.

Do you believe in them?

-VR

Presently reading Ancilliary Justice by Ann Leckie...went on short term disability last November and now am officially retired...since November have downloaded and read 20 Sci Fi/Fantacy novels...favorites so far are Seven Eves by Neal Stephenson and Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett.

Paul Bauer: Kampf um den Himalaja

A book that recorde the explouts which led to a Gold Medal in the 1932 Olympic Games.