the rum soaked fist: internal martial arts forum

national geographic "the other humans" -neanderthals revealed. pretty interesting. hey, as an aside, they shut down the large fucking hadron cocksucking collider today because of a helium leak. they won't be creating any mini black holes that will suck up the earth just yet.

Vimalakirti Nadesa
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The Art of Happiness

An Album of Memories by Tom Brokaw, letters from the men and women who served in WWII

by Darthwing Teorist on Wed Sep 24, 2008 1:45 pm
The Unreasoning Mask


"Listed in David Pringle's Top 100 Science Fiction books of all time."

Sounds interesting. Trouble is there are too many books and not enough time.....

All Star Superman by Morrison
Walking Dead by Kirkman
Supreme by Moore
Final Crisis by Morrison
Planetary by Ellis
Age of Bronze: Betrayal by Shanower

-Jess O

shawnsegler wrote:

Wells' "The Invisible Man."

I'm currently rereading Alan Moores League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. Bad things happen to that invisible man.

S

Shawn have you gotten to Black Dossier?

KILLER SHIT!!!!!!!!!!!

-Jess O

Anathem by Neal Stephenson

Yin wrote:
Sounds interesting. Trouble is there are too many books and not enough time.....

Oh yeah, I hear you. I am trying to alternate between fiction and non-fiction. It is hard: I am a big sci-fi lover. I bought some Dan Simmons books that I plan to read (Illium, Olympos and The Terror). Then my cousin gave me for my birthday a bunch of Robert A. Heinlein books (Stranger in a Strange Land, The Cat Who Walked Through Walls and some others).

The thing is that I want to savor each of these books, so I am enjoying taking my time to start reading them. It's like the wait and expectancy are half the fun.

Then I have some other sci-fi books and non sci-fi that I plan on reading AND I want to re-read some of the stuff I already have (Sun Tzu, Lao Tzu, The Hyperion Saga etc). All this on top of work, training, family and other obligations, so it will probably take a while.

i really really enjoyed that dan simmons trilogy. good stuff.

gretel

gretel wrote:i really really enjoyed that dan simmons trilogy. good stuff.

gretel

Which one, Hyperion? That's a quadrilogy.

Doctor Zhivago.

Acacia by David Durham - epic fantasy

Jess O knows his stuff.

By the way, have you read any Batman: RIP, by Morrison? im waiting for it to come out as a single book.

Mapping the Interior by Stephen Graham Jones.

I'm on a horror novella kick lately.