I have written down the name of every book mentioned in this page & I checking out whether it's available.
Does anyone read Robin Cook? His stories usually involve medicines(he's a doctor, I think) & are quite informative.

Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett

nathanielandbartimaeus wrote:Does anyone read Robin Cook? His stories usually involve medicines(he's a doctor, I think) & are quite informative.

I read Mutation by him once, it was pretty good.

Read 3 of his so far-Critical, Abduction & er..I forgot.

Atlas of World History - According to the jacket, it's a bunch of "dedicated and expert historians"

The jacket usually doesn't lie.
Reading Sudha Murthy.

Reread

V for Vendetta - Alan Moore.

Still reading Atlas Shrugged.

The Brothers Karamazov by Dostoyevsky, and The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck. I'm not very far into either of them, though...

Storm Front - Jim Butcher

First book in the Dresden Files. Got the first three in a boxed set, hurrah for urban dark fantasy.

Reading Jack Higgins.

@RBC - I've read the first two, they're good.

Finished Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand

Finished Open and Shut by David Rosenfelt : Brilliant

Son of a Witch - Gregory Maguire

The Golden Cup - Marcia Willet

The Last Theorem - Arthur C. Clarke and Frederik Pohl

Yes, it's a book about Fermat's last theorem. I am SUCH a nerd.

The Oxford History of Byzantium

Feed-M.T Anderson

Read it, I guarantee if you liked BT, you'll like this, it starts off as your average Neuromancery type novel where the world is falling apart and everyone has the internet in their heads, so there's no reason to learn to read or what not. And our narrator is an average upper middle class delinquent who meets the plucky dissenter heroine...and then it all gets really tragic. Also, it was written in 2002 and the American president of that future sounds a little like Bush.

Luciene wrote:Feed-M.T Anderson

Read it, I guarantee if you liked BT, you'll like this, it starts off as your average Neuromancery type novel where the world is falling apart and everyone has the internet in their heads, so there's no reason to learn to read or what not. And our narrator is an average upper middle class delinquent who meets the plucky dissenter heroine...and then it all gets really tragic. Also, it was written in 2002 and the American president of that future sounds a little like Bush.

I've read this. It's good.

Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy.

The Great Gatsby - F. Scott Fitzgerald

Neuromancer - William Gibson