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Have you read "The Terminal Man?"
 Last book I read was "Froggy's Baby Sister" (bedtime) 
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Jung and Shamanism in Dialogue.
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the pleasures of the damned....charles bukowski
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Madam L~Engle
Troubling a star. |
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I just finished Julian Barbour's "The End of Time." I still have some issues with his whole premise, but it's fascinating stuff.
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Dean Koontz-Odd Hours
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Meeting the Madwoman by Linda Leonard, with a 3 hour quickie romance book tossed in Friday afternoon.
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Dean Koontz-Odd Hours Is that the one with the dog on the cover? If so, how was it? |
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"Seeing Redd" by Frank Beddor. It's the 2nd book of a trilogy by him. He revisits Alice's Wonderland with a different take. The 1st book is called "The Looking Glass Wars". My youngest son wanted me to read these so we could have something in common to discuss. I like his writing style & story lines.
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Richard Dawkins' The God Delusion
It's pretty measured compared to some of his lectures and earlier essays. |
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Under The Dome Stephen King
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Dean Koontz-Odd Hours Is that the one with the dog on the cover? If so, how was it? No it has a guy sitting on a park bench on the cover. It's a good read. I finished it in a week. |
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Well? 
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Richard Dawkins' The God Delusion It's pretty measured compared to some of his lectures and earlier essays. I enjoyed the book, but I found him rather repetitive, as in I've seen the quotes in other books and he pulls them all together. I enjoyed Christopher Hitchen's book God Is Not Great more. |
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Dean Koontz-Odd Hours Is that the one with the dog on the cover? If so, how was it? No it has a guy sitting on a park bench on the cover. It's a good read. I finished it in a week. Okay cool. Not the one I thought. :-) |
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Edited by
EquusDancer
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Mon 02/01/10 11:13 PM
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History of Sex by Reay Tannahill
Rather interesting with a sarcastic and funny undertone to it. |
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Richard Dawkins' The God Delusion It's pretty measured compared to some of his lectures and earlier essays. I enjoyed the book, but I found him rather repetitive, as in I've seen the quotes in other books and he pulls them all together. I enjoyed Christopher Hitchen's book God Is Not Great more. I read Dawkins' "The Ancestor's Tale" awhile back, thought it was brilliant. Plus he was friends with Douglas Adams, and he's married to Romana from "Dr. Who," so he's got everything....! |
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Something different for me actually. I'm reading Thomas Harris's Hanninbal Lechter series.
I finished Hannibal yesterday and started Red Dragon...when I'm finished that I'll read Silence of the Lambs..... He has one before those called Black Sunday that I'll need to find.... |
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Richard Dawkins' The God Delusion It's pretty measured compared to some of his lectures and earlier essays. I enjoyed the book, but I found him rather repetitive, as in I've seen the quotes in other books and he pulls them all together. I enjoyed Christopher Hitchen's book God Is Not Great more. I read Dawkins' "The Ancestor's Tale" awhile back, thought it was brilliant. Plus he was friends with Douglas Adams, and he's married to Romana from "Dr. Who," so he's got everything....! I have it, haven't gotten a chance to go through it. Will do so after I finish this other book. I've heard The Blind Watchmaker was pretty good too. |
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Lately I've been reading Freud's assorted lectures and "The Controversy Of Zion".
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