[Vic303]

Ok, so I haven't seen anyone else start this thread, so I will. What book is currently on your nightstand, or on the counter beside the porcelain throne? ;f

My current reading is Massacre at Oradour. Just getting started on it, but it looks to be good.

--Vic

 

[dglockster]

Brave Men by Ernie Pyle. Copyright date is 1943/1944. I have really enjoyed the books about World war II that were written by Ernie Pyle.

 

[muscles]

confederacy of dunces

 

[Bogey]

Unfit For Command, and Misunderestimated.

 

[MrsKitty]

A manuscript a friend wrote

 

[rotorhead]

The Farnam Method of Defensive Handgunning.Not bad.....

 

[DonGlock26]

"The Cleric Quintet" by R.A. Salvatore and "Handgun Digest" 3rd edittion. I'm waiting for "The Two Swords" by Salvatore due out on 10-19-04.

 

[jthuang]

Shatterpoint by Matt Stover.

(Clone War novel featuring Mace Windu)

 

[JaviFL]

The Elegant Universe by Brian Greene

 

[cyrsequipment]

a Glock 21...


and "Michael Moore is a Big Fat Stupid White Man"

 

[cashisking]

"Beating the Street" By Peter Lynch

 

[Miss Maggie]

Clyde Edgerton's Lunch at the Picadilly

 

[Dandapani]

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[Bogey]

Originally posted by cyrsequipment
a Glock 21...


and "Michael Moore is a Big Fat Stupid White Man"

How funny is the Moore book?

 

[Glockgirl26]

A Fistful of Rain by Greg Rucka.

 

[BCR]

Hendrix: Setting the record straight, by John McDermott and Eddie Kramer (Hendrix's engineer)

 

[G29 Man]

A series of unfortunate events: Book the eleventh. The grim grotto. You gotta take time outta training for fun too

 

[ARs&AKs]

The Case for a Creator by Lee Strobel.

 

[MGomez81]

Awaken the Giant Within by Anthony Robbins


P.S. - first time reading any of his material. Has anyone read his books or listened to his CD's? Any positive results or an improved mindset because of it?

 

[SanduneCC]

Give Me A Break - John Stossel

(just bought it off ebay for $5) ;f