>Last book you read
If it was back in high school you drop out.
Shorter than I'd prefer, but it was pretty good.
>>745307234
darn near, but no. The last book I read all the way through was "If on a Winters Night a Traveller..." by Italo Calvino (3-4 years ago). I get really bored with books about 3/4s of the way through, but I start a book about once a month or two.
Last book I started was A Scanner Darkly by Philip K. Dick
>>745307234
The Art Of War / Sun Tsu
>>745307234
Probably my statistics textbook for Uni
Homo Deus | Harari, about 2 weeks ago.
Reading webbooks like "The Deathworlders" (Sci-fi, HFY, originally from /tg/)
http://hfy-archive.org/book/deathworlders/chapter-01-kevin-jenkins-experience
Been a few years since I read it, and it was fucking weird if any Anon's need something to read
>>745307234
1984
Choke
>>745307977
nice
Book of the five rings by Shinmen Musashi. 2 weeks ago
>>745307234
Currently reading Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy(third go), Mary Roach's 'Stiff',and just started The Hobbit.
Currently reading shantaram
>>745307920
good book, but the rest of atwood's work isn't too hot.
i just finished neuromancer for the 4th time, rereading anna karenina again now
Ringworld or discworld or whatever it was called.
I've started a bunch since then but can't get into them.
I've become an audio-book faggot.
Peter straub recently. On book number 3 in a row. Good entertainment, but not like in proust level for all you snobs.
Read Dragon by Clive Cussler few months back in Stateville Penitentiary. Also a few vince flynn books about a spy named mitch rapp. Kinda like a bond dude. Pretty good i recommend.
The strain - aperrently it became a series or something like it.
Essentially an easy to read youth style book on "vampires". It was ok, but a little bit too straight forward for my taste, mixes a lot of historic, religious and cultural things together around vampires, adds some new things, removes others.
Currently reading the space odyssey saga.
>>745307234
Unseen Academicals, by Terry Prachett.
He is always a good mix of funny and insightful.
>>745307234
Kawabata: Beauty and Sadness.
I didn't bother to finish Snow Country and Thousand Cranes.
>>745310770
I hate a series. I don't want to feel obligated, fuck that. Now, you wanna read some real vampire novella and not that pussy strain trash? Read "I am Legend". That's a book.
Risen Empire
>>745311823
It was an enjoyable light weight read though, less than other single books like IT for instance.
I've got some Steven King books in my pipeline, but i'll consider this.
>>745311977
You can finish it in a couple days tops. If you're a fan of apocalypse theme, I'd recommend King's The Stand.
Tent Dwellers
>>745312290
>King's The Stand
It was the first book i was going to read anyways, was recommended by many people.
>>745312290
>>745312353
Good book but so long, 1150 pages in the uncut version.
>>745307234
The bridge on the Drina, Ivo Andric
finished it yesterday
mfw I read a least 5 books a month
>>745312353
Buy a used kindle for 30$, download books, enjoy
>>745307234
I think I reread game of thrones most recently. Before that it was either a Lovecraft of king book
>>745313018
... or i just ask friends for books i can lend which i'm doing a lot.
>>745312849
Needful thinks is longer IIRC. That was a helluva ride
The king in yellow.
>>745307234
Found this in an old box of my dads books, read it about 2 weeks ago. It's about a girl who fucks her brother in the past when she's 18 (but isn't allowed to date and didn't know what sex was, so I think 18 was a euphemism for 10). Anyways she fucks her brother all the time, but then he goes off to college and starts fucking other chicks and she realizes what they did and she gets pissy and goes celibate, becomes an attorney.
then her newphew comes to visit her years later and immediately grabs her tits and tries to french her, as family members who have never met are wont to do.
anyways, she ends up fucking her male secretary and then her nephew basically rapes her in her sleep and then they fuck a bunch, and he brings his friends over. Then his dad her brother comes home and all three of them fuck.
I'm thinking of giving it to my daughter for christmas. Make it a generational thing.
>>745307234
Clean code
>>745307234
I'm re-reading Colleen McCulloughs "Masters of Rome" series. Good shit.
>>745313264
>I'm thinking of giving it to my daughter for christmas
lost.
>>745313323
Is it any good? I'll need a good C++ book any time soon. (I can program C++, but i want to actually get good at it.)
>>745307234
The Anatomy of Violence
>>745307234
ready player one
50 shades of grey
twilight
justin beiber: first step to forever
romeo and juliet meme edition (pic related)
minecraft joke book
臣民の道:Shinmin No Michi
Basically Pacific War era Japanese propaganda, justifying imperial expansion, and how a good subject of the Emperor is to act.
I love propaganda. I have a physical copy of the book from 1942. Gonna get me a first-run copy of Mein Kampf one of these days too.
>>745313128
also this
But if you travel a bit a kindle is a good investment
The Safehold series by David Webber
>>745313400
It broke me as well
>>745313440
My literal reaction.
Not sure if the original is much better though.
>>745311649
WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEB!
Kidding, I love Souseki.
Gerald's Game by Stephen King. Bloody good.
>>745307234
"Black Easter" by James Blish.
>>745307234
>Arthur Schopenhauer - Aphorismen zur Lebensweisheit
finished it yesterday. now I'm reading
>George Friedman - The next 100 years
good old jew
>>745313408
the book doesn't focus on a programming language, but on object orientated programming.
It teaches you how to write maintainable code, that other people can modify and use. It reads pretty fast and it is necessary in my opinion if you want to work in a team.
In short it talks about giving good names to things, function size, unit testing, comments, adapters, refactoring, etc..
>basically, common sense that a lot of people don't seem to have
The book will not learn you how to program c++. And i don't know any good books for that language
I'd recomend this one, but do not read this out loud in a synagoge.
>>745314057
I've read it it, and it really is as plodding and terrible as even many of the Nazi leaders privately admitted it was. But man, I'd love to own an old copy.
Reading the fellowship of the ring atm, but the last book I finished was the ultimate Hitchikers guide to the galaxy
>>745307756
So old but still so relevant
>>745314057
I am rolling on the floor laughing. Your post is so funny. It doesn't matter that even as a joke response it doesn't tie to OPs topic at all, its Hitler, so its funny. And the synagoge bit, icing on the cake. Fresh and original content, 10/10.
>>745313264
damn!
you spoiled the whole story
Lonesome Dove
Red Rising
I'm reading "Road To Serfdom" right now. If that doesn't count because I'm currently reading it then the last book i read was 3 years ago... in highschool.
>>745307234
The prisoner by Robert Muchanore
>>745312957
any good?
Essence of Decision, G. Allison
>>745307234
5 people you meet in heaven
With the exception of 5th, can't remember which Amendment is which or them in detail after the 3rd and that's probably only because I've heard of 1, 2 and 5 so many times.
>>745319001
Befor that wolf's of calla
>>745307234
Last book I read was 200 Years Together by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn. Finished like two months ago. It was very good.
>>745319053
Classwork or casual? More people need to read this.
Bill
>>745307234
>2017
>reading books
>>745319180
This guy is faggot. The future is butt stuff? He's a degenerate, not a scientist.
>>745319180
Bill Nye the massive faggot guy
>>745319180
Such a fag do u like his new show as well?
>>745307234
1984. Nice read.
For my goddamn English 2 class. Book fuckin sucks
>>745319177
Casual, because it's small, and I hate most long-winded book fiction, and I was standing in line to vote with most of it, so it seemed appropriate.
Comic shop was handing some out for free because they get pissed off about people ignoring #1 with them.
Code Book
by Simon Singh
Was anybody else here greatly disappointed by the ending of this book? It was so fucking shitty
Just finished Meditations by Marcus Aurelius now sfarting Letters From a Stoic by Seneca
>>745307234
Jumpstart Torts: Reading and Understanding Torts Cases by Ross Sandler
My Torts professor wrote it. Have to use it for class, so before the semester started, I read through the whole thing.
>>745319257
Reading means listening to audio book dummy.
>>745319411
The last book I absolutely regretted reading because of the ending was Dracula. Fucking hell.
>>745319085
Solzhenitsyn master race reporting in, currently re-reading Gulag Archipelago
The kite runner and Lord of the flies
The only thing I haven't read by him are the non-fiction books on running and music. Just no interest. This one was enjoyable, but I prefer his full-length novels to short stories.
Wrong Side of Goodbye - Michael Connelly
Gandhi 2 - The Empire Strikes Back
Ann Sheridan and the Sign of the Sphinx
Don't fucking judge me!
>>745319436
lol fuck books
>>745307234
>>745307365
Good book
>>745317317
Doesnt read since high school, picks up Hayek
Prepare for enlightenment
>>745307234
You all would do well to read this book
>>745311649
>I didn't bother to finish Snow Country
Why not? It's only 175 pages. I thought it was good.
>>745307234
This one, but I've been reading all the Clive Cussler books this year, pure fun.
Like Indiana Jones, Tomb Raider, Uncharted put together. Especially the ones with Dirk Pitt as the main character.
Would recommend, 10/10.
>>745313746
Ever read World as Will and Representation? If not, definitely power through it
>>745319871
Fuck, forgot pic
>>745319558
Reading his book The Brain, how is this?
>>745319871
>>745319903
Great taste bro, my favorite series of books.
Gotta be like 20 something now with Dirk right?
>>745319377
Nice. I read it in school, forgot much of it, then read it again after all the conflicting and incorrect interpretations of amendments on social media confused me.
>mfw those same people think they're smarter than the founding fathers
The Wind in the Rose-Bush
>>745320021
Yep 24 books with Dirk Pitt as the main.
Just got the box set with the newer ones as well.
>>745319496
Stoker was always a hack. All his stories are just the plot of earlier stories by other authors, but with full on rambling and many more pointless characters thrown in.
He was the Stephen King of his time.
>>745307365
I'm ordering this now, because I'm almost done with the book I'm reading now. No spoilers anyone!
>>745319894
No, but I really want to. It's on my next book top 5.
Together with Heideggers Beeing and Time and some Sartre plays
i don't read i'm not a cuck
Either one about maritime history or some fantasy. Can't remember which one was last.
I have a few...
>>745319707
I'm guessing you're one of those guys who spells it "payed".
>>745320493
Skip the Sartre stuff unless you really dig existentialism. Being and time is pretty solid but by far the hardest philosophy book to read.
>>745320544
No, you are a real manly man..
>>745320580
¨Sweet jesus.
Is that bottom pic an attic?