I'm currently re-reading The Tyranny of Words by Stuart Chase. It's a fascinating book on semantics and communication in the modern world.

I have it in pdf format for anyone who would like to read it.

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Cheers.

The Road by Cormac McCarthy is wonderfully suspenseful read. I enjoyed Waking Up by Sam Harris that I consider a great read for us secular folk.

Thanks I've also read Pet Sematary, Carrie, and Graveyard Shift. Alas Babylon is a classic dystopian novel that same out the late 50's- early 60's when the Cold War was gettng hot!

I haven't been reading much in recent years, but a few books I enjoyed very much were Dracula, The Broken Brain, an Alanis Morissette biography, Tomorrow!, Alas Babylon, Day of the Triffids, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, The Shining, and Douglas Adam's books (!)

I liked The Gold Finch and Cuckoos Calling recently... I recommend Memoirs of a Geisha and A Farewell to Arms and anything Colleen McCullough

I read mostly fiction of either the horror or fantasy genre. Currently reading Angel of Storms, from the Millennium's rule series.
An interesting story with a fresh concept of magic.

I like non-fiction. About once every two years I read fiction

One of my recent finds was Puzzle by Frank Thilliez. A pretty wild psychological thriller. Kinda hard to find it in English (it's French), i guess cuz the author isn't too famous here.

I'm a lifelong bookworm and would like to join a book club.

I just finished reading a book and been wanting to discuss it: "Finding Purpose in a Godless World: Why We Care When the Universe Doesn't" by Ralph Lewis, MD. It was published just three months ago and discusses beliefs from a neurological and evolutionary perspective.

Another book I need to read and talk about is "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy". I'm a bit ashamed that I never read it.

Have you read Ready Player One yet? One of the best books of the year it came out, and not a bad movie.

But read the book first.

I read more on line a cyber bookworm of sorts.

I read more fiction than non-fiction, but I do.enjoy biographies. One of my favorite authors is an Irish writer named Maeve Binchy. I have been happy with every single one of her books that I have read.

I personally prefer nonfiction books that look at trends in populations. One such book was Against the by Peter Bernstein. It talks about how we moved from attributing things like disease and chance to Gods to being able to find patterns and develop formulas to predict those patterns. It's an excellent look at the history of Statistics

If you like Science Fiction / Fantasy....

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Add Calibre ebook manager & a reader app like FBReader, and you now have a collection of a couple hundred books (for free).

first, what are you into?

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