What are YOU currently reading?

[Haethurn]

Right now: The Oxford History of Greece and the Hellenistic World.
Started to reread Dragonlance Chronicles
I need to start two more but Can't decide which ones.

Well, if you are interested in history, then I would suggest Julius Caesar's The Gallic War. You will probably have to order it.

It is a firsthand account of the Gallic wars, written by Caesar himself. It tells you a lot about military tactics of the time, about the German people, and also tells you a lot about the man who wrote it. Caesar is a very arrogant person, and he refers to himself in the third person for the entire book. Very interesting.

It is a bit dry, but Caesar fixes this somewhat because he is admittedly a very good writer.

 

[Isis-Astoroth]

Im reading:
*short stories by H.P. Lovecraft
*Blood and Gold - The Vampire Marius, by Anne Rice

 

[smiling for God]

I'm Reading
The Bible
True Honor By Dee Henderson
Too many text books
any other good fiction that I can get my hands on

 

[Risen Tree]

One Thing You Can't Do In Heaven by Mark Cahill

I just finished reading Ecclesiastes and am starting a study of 1 Kings.

 

[paw4me]

I am reading Joyce Meyer's Battlefield of the Mind (with the study guide). I just finished reading The Case for Christ student edition.

 

[Brandie77389]

I'm currently reading When Godly People Do Ungodly Things by Beth Moore.


Anyone else read it?

I'm currently re-reading the entire Left Behind series, which changed my life in such a dramatic way.

 

[indigo tree]

Re-reading The Fellowship of the Ring for the second time this month. I'm on a Tolkien fix.

 

[Montsecuellar90]

Right now I'm currently reading The Hobbit so I can finally get into the LOTR books. i also want to get back to reading my Bible. What about you guys? Oh yeah and I wann get back to reading the Narnia Chronicles.

 

[Invader Pichu]

Your Magikal Cat

 

[Reverend Jim]

The DaVinci Code by Dan Brown ...

An excellent read and quite the page turner !

 

[eRev]

I am currently reading 'The Power of Now' by Eckhart Tolle

 

[Chakotay]

The Lost Era: The Art of the Impossible by Keith R.A. DeCandido
A Woman's Book of Strength - Am Empowering Guide to Total Mind/Body Fitness by Karen Andes

 

[Orthodox Andrew]

Genesis, Creation and Early Man by Fr. Seraphim Rose.

 

[ShetlandRose]

I am currently reading:

EXILE IN THE FATHERLAND, Letters from Moabit Prison

Personal letters (translated into English) written by Martin Niemoller, a Lutheran Pastor, while he was imprisoned by the Nazis at Berlin's Moabit Prison in 1937-1938.

ShetlandRose

 

[Konnie]

End Of State by Neesa Hart

 

[Cara J]

Right now I am reading:
Sherlock Holmes: Comlete Novels and Stories
and
Power of a Praying Woman by Stormie O'Martian

 

[indigo tree]

Return of The King by J.R.R. Tolkien.

 

[fromtheright]

The Federalist by George Carey

The Rise of Modern Judicial Review by Christopher Wolfe

Alexander Hamilton's Writings (one volume Library of America edition)

In Defense of the Constitution by George Carey

 

[Huldrych]

Right now:

1 John by, uh, John!

Treason by Ann Coulter

Here I Stand: A Life of Martin Luther by Roland Bainton

Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by William Shirer

The Conservative Mind by Russell Kirk

 

[fromtheright]

Huldrych,

I've read the first and last ones you listed. Treason is the only book I've read by Coulter and I loved it. I also enjoyed The Conservative Mind but think that Kirk gives too short shrift to the influence of John Locke (I may have it too confused with his Roots of American Order). He persuaded me to finally read Burke's Reflections on the Revolution in France, with which I was impressed but it was quite a tedious read.