Yeah, OK, you really put me in my place there.
After all, you've never made a post that read weird.

I am reading the Harry Potter book that goes with the new movie, so I can watch the movie. I always make myself read the books before I watch movies based on that book. I'd rather ruin the movie than ruin the book.
Harry Potter & The Order of the Phoenix

Slaughter-house Five it is
This is the only picture I can find on this edition that I own.
A great peice of work so far (got to page 62 yesterday at work)

God damn fantastic book, Joel.
I just read Cat's Cradle... one of the best books I've read in a long time, and that's saying something.

At the moment I'm reading Kafka's The Trial. Pretty good so far, though most of the chapters are arduously long, hehe.

I love Kafka, after Camus.

my freind is borrowing Cat's Cradle right now. Im gonna read it next
I got those three books for around 10 dollars on ebay

The Grapes of Wrath.

Everyone I know said they didn't like it because it was so slow, but I actually like it.

i'm reading crime and punishment, but i might put it on hold so i can read this dylan book that's in the house i'm staying.

Not to sound like a broken record or anything, but if you aren't familiar with Roberto Bolano, you should be.

i just paid a visit to the local used bookstore and picked these up for the price of a CD.

Ben Bova - Saturn
William Gibson - Mona Lisa Overdrive
Dan Simmons - Hyperion
Allen Steele - Coyote

sci-fi. that's where it's at.

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, by Ken Kesey for my English Class.

Pet Semetary. I've never read any Stephen King, and I figured I should give one of his books a shot just to see what he's about.

I really enjoyed this book. I read it many years ago, and it scared the bejesus out of me.

I think I'm going to dip into some Hemingway for a little while.

i recently fnished fear and loathing in las vegas.

and as of midnight tonight, i'll be reading motherfuckin harry potter

Just taken delivery of our Harry Potter stock. And those boxes will remain SEALED until midnight.

i'm pissin my pants out of excitement

I just finished the final Harry Potter. Quite possible the best one yet.

I'm reading Rotten: No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs - John Lydon's autobiography. Really good. Interesting to learn that he actually had good relations with his parents for the most part, and that his mom was always entirely supportive and liked listening to his Hawkwind and Stooges records with him when he was a teenager.

Before that I read In War Times, by Kathleen Ann Goonan, an alternate history science fiction book that just came out by one of my favorite authors.

i read bob dylan's chronicles vol. 1 until it bored me. now i'm reading on the road with bob dylan.

only descent books where i'm staying.