What are you reading right now?

[How often do you read for pleasure?]

How often do you read for pleasure?

Only when I am not overloaded with school reading...which is pretty much never.

 65 (28.8%)

All the time! I make time!

 139 (61.5%)

I don't really like to read.

 22 (9.7%)

Total Members Voted: 191

[SCgrad]

The Federalist Papers

It is hard cause I have to read everything at least twice. 

[Steve.jd]

The Federalist Papers

It is hard cause I have to read everything at least twice. 

The Federalist Papers are cool - you're reading them for fun correct?

[SCgrad]

I'm reading them because I want to (not in school now) but I wouldn't call it fun 

[Steve.jd]

I'm reading them because I want to (not in school now) but I wouldn't call it fun 

Not fun!!???

How can dense as hell essays by Madison, Hamilton, and Jay not be FUN

That is CRAZY talk

[SCgrad]

 

[StepUpT0theMike]

I started Waiting for the Barbarians by Coetzee this morning.  I'm only halfway through, but I'm already loving it.

[Freak]

Yeager An Autobiography by General Chuck Yeager & Leo Janos.

A very interesting life.

[Oilguzzler]

I read Richard Hofstadter's "Anti-Intellecualism in American Life" not long ago just for kicks. Hofstadter is not my type politically, but still much of what he has to say is compelling. Hard to believe that our parents generation, he would consider growing up in an anti-intellectual country.

[Steve.jd]

I read Richard Hofstadter's "Anti-Intellecualism in American Life" not long ago just for kicks. Hofstadter is not my type politically, but still much of what he has to say is compelling. Hard to believe that our parents generation, he would consider growing up in an anti-intellectual country.

I consider our generation growing up in an anti-intellectual country

jsia 

[r.]

The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire by Edward Gibbon. Good stuff.