Anyone like to read?

[DrDesmo]

Send a copy my way - if it starts with " It was a dark and stormy night " i'm calling the gremlins from those commercials to knock your bike over 

Adam

[Monstermash]

Send a copy my way - if it starts with " It was a dark and stormy night " i'm calling the gremlins from those commercials to knock your bike over 

Adam

Ye of little faith. Thanks Adam. 



Thank you everyone for the replies to this thread. I will be putting a few more finishing touches on the first few chapters in the net day or two and then I'll get them out to some of you. 

[Scottish]

Atlas Shrugged is a great read.   

Took me a while to get into it, but glad I did. 

The Fountain Head was much easier to read/understand. 

Love to read... Ayn was 

[DrDesmo]

Ye of little faith. Thanks Adam. 

 

Adam

[DaniD]

I know. One of my favs. A lot easier bc it doesn't have a 60 FREAKING PAGE LONG speech saying the same shit that you're led to understand in the first 800 pages.

But Ayn Rand is the shit 

I'm a big fan of Ayn Rand too.  Did you know that they made a movie about her?  I saw it when I was flipping around the other day.  She's played by Helen Mirren.

[DaniD]

I'm a big fan of Chuck Palahniuk and Margaret George writes great historical fiction.  I'm going to pick up Mission: Black List #1 by Eric Maddox on my way home.  He's the SSgt and military interrogator who was responsible for the capture of Saddam Hussein, his book sounds very interesting!

[DrDesmo]

I'm a big fan of Ayn Rand too.  Did you know that they made a movie about her?  I saw it when I was flipping around the other day.  She's played by Helen Mirren.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0140447/ 

Adam

[MaxPower]

Atlas Shrugged is a great read.   

Took me a while to get into it, but glad I did. 

The Fountain Head was much easier to read/understand. 

Atlas Shrugged is definitely my favorite book so far, Fountainhead is top 5.  I will not say how long it took me to read Atlas Shrugged though.  I'll just say it was a little bit longer than 22 hours

1984 is another favorite, I've read that one a few times.

[DrDesmo]

I'm a big fan of Chuck Palahniuk and Margaret George writes great historical fiction.  I'm going to pick up Mission: Black List #1 by Eric Maddox on my way home.  He's the SSgt and military interrogator who was responsible for the capture of Saddam Hussein, his book sounds very interesting!

+1 for Chuck P

Adam

[Kilgore Trout]

I can add a few of my regular favrites.   I only read for fun mostly.

Stephen King
Dave Berry
I Azamov
Arther C Clarke       
M Crichton   

John ?  Grishum.    Sorrabout the spelling
Tom Clancy

Jimmy Buffet
The Onion

Farley Mowat
Zane Gray
and as mentioned earler ,,,C. Cussler  Good reading for a fishing shack.

All easy reading  I could go on and on.  Howabout the first 3 vampire books by Ann Rice ?
This is the type of books that regular  (I think)  assholes like me read.

"It wsa a cold day in the north....the last thing I expectied was......... "

Kilgore Trout

[Nitewaif]

I am an avid reader and my tastes are all over, from "junk food for the brain" to political and historical or scientific.  Pretty much the only thing I don't read are romance novels.  It usually takes me 3-6 hours to get through a popular fiction novel (Koontz, Baldacchi, Cornwell type novels) but longer for biographies, etc.  This week I've read the 2 latest Stephen King novels, something stupid by Dean Koontz, and Boots on the Ground by Dusk, by Pat Tillman's mom. 

I'd love to read your first couple chapters.