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why I'm awesome, part 16

14 replies · 3,170 views · Started 02 December 2008

You read 53 books in one year? That is approximately a book a week. You read the BIBLE in a week? Amazing. All kidding aside, I wish I could be that interested in reading. Sadly school has killed it for me.

Woo-hoo! You and I are kin Lilith. Finally another huge bibliophile.
I don't kepe track of most of them though...

I've read:

Black Boy (for class of course) by Richard Wright
Sustainability and Cities by Peter Newman and Jeffrey Kentworthy
The 10 Things You Can't Say in America by Larry Elder
Showdown by Larry Elder
The Law (essay) by Frederic Bastiat
That Which is Seen and That Which is Not Seen (essay) by Frederic Bastiat

Right now I'm reading Free to Choose by Milton Friedman and I'm going to start The Wealth of Nations after that. I'm hoping to read Democracy in America at some point in my life.

The 10 Things You Can't Say in America by Larry Elder

Heh, I remember reading that over the course of an afternoon at the library. Very interesting afternoon.

phattonez wrote:How is it?

Well, I'm only like 40 pgs into it, but I can tell its going to be really fascinating. I think an outsiders analysis of the American system can shed a lot of light on what our political landscape is like today.

Of course, like I said, I'm barely into it so I can't say anything very insightful about it yet.

I've read 1000s of pages of manga.
Also...
Slayers novel 1 - Hajume Kanzaki
The Truth About Chuck Norris - Ian Spector
Trust No One: The official 3rd Season Guide to the X-Files - Brian Lowty
Bury the Lead - David Rosenfelt
Tales of the Bounty Hunters - various
Futureland - Walter Mosley
The Bone Collector - Mark Nykanen
The Toxic Avenger

and a few others I can't remember