Reading anything?

Uncle NecRo · Number of posts: 1451 Registration date: 2007-04-09

BAH!
...just picked up the 21st Uncle John's Bathroom Reader (I'm a sucker for these things) and already halfway through, and The Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks...

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Ascension · Number of posts: 447 Age: 51 Registration date: 2007-03-08

Reading 2 right now
First is Confronting Jezebel by a local guy named Steve Sampson.
Second is The Worship Warrior by Chuck Pierce.

**alldatndensum** · Subject: Re: Reading anything? Thu May 21, 2009 11:43 am

Kiss by Ted Dekker & Erin Healy

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_Wes · Number of posts: 1898 Age: 41 Registration date: 2007-04-07

The Shack.

Pretty interesting so far. . .

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**Tall Tyrion** · Subject: Re: Reading anything? Fri May 22, 2009 5:44 pm

Just finished Myths, Lies and Downright Stupidity by John Stossel

Now working on Sleuthing CS Lewis - More Light in the Shadowlands by Kathryn Lindskoog

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PlaceofaSkull · Number of posts: 106 Age: 41 Registration date: 2008-12-13

In The Presence Of My Enemies - By Gracie Burnham with Dean Merrill.

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GODSWIZARD · Subject: Re: Reading anything? Sat May 23, 2009 1:29 am

Just got the current issue of Israel My Glory magazine today, so that's on the agenda right now. study

Link, if anyone is interested:

http://foi.org/img

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**alldatndensum** · Subject: Re: Reading anything? Mon Jun 01, 2009 11:44 am

Boneman's Daughter by Ted Dekker

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Uncle NecRo · Number of posts: 1451 Registration date: 2007-04-09

BAH!
...AC/DC: Maximum Rock & Roll...picked it up at Walmart for $4...nice, thick tome there...

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**alldatndensum** · Subject: Re: Reading anything? Tue Jun 16, 2009 7:38 am

Untamed by Xan Hood

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Psalm23 · Number of posts: 167 Age: 27 Registration date: 2009-06-05

Just finished "23 Minutes in Hell" by Bill Wiese.

Next will be "The Case for Christ" by Lee Strobel

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GODSWIZARD · Subject: Re: Reading anything? Thu Jun 18, 2009 3:39 pm

Two Great Rebel Armies: An Essay In Confederate Military History by Richard M. McMurray.

This is an exploration and examination of the two largest field armies of the Confederacy in the American Civil War. They were the Army Of Tennessee west of the Appalachian Mountains, and the Army Of Northern Virginia east of the Appalachian Mountains.

The Army Of Northern Virginia enjoyed considerable success in many of the war's greatest battles. Its campaigns and battles have been the subject of many detailed studies, and it has won a place in American history unmatched (IMO) by any other American military force. It would be difficult to find an educated American who had never heard of Robert E. Lee, Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson, Pickett's Charge, and Appomattox.

By contrast the Army Of Tennessee lost almost every major battle it fought, and for decades after the war it was virtually ignored by historians. During the war this army often faded from the popular mind in the South, and today only dedicated students of either the conflict, or military history in general (like me Twisted Evil

) are familiar with Leonidas Polk, Braxton Bragg, Resaca, and Bennett's Farm.

Put in a verbal nutshell, the author talks about why Lee's army was so very much more successful than the western Confederate army. Good, good stuff. study

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Uncle NecRo · Number of posts: 1451 Registration date: 2007-04-09

BAH!
...just started in on Dracula...always been meaning to read that one...interesting so far...

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SideShow · Number of posts: 630 Registration date: 2007-01-28

I've read several books lately. Read these the last couple of weeks:

IT and The Eyes Of The Dragon by Stephen King
The Janson Directive and The Sigma Protocol by Robert Ludlum
Fatal Error by Mark Morris & Paul Janczewski
Children Of Amarid by David B. Coe

BackFromTheDawn · Number of posts: 4573 Age: 23 Registration date: 2007-05-19

The Alienist by Caleb Carr

Need to get through this so I can get his distopian novel Killing Time. I love distopian fiction. Twisted Evil

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deathisgain713 · Number of posts: 446 Age: 39 Registration date: 2009-02-05

Uncle NecRo wrote:

BAH!
...just started in on Dracula...always been meaning to read that one...interesting so far...

I read that last year, as well as Frankenstein. They were better than I thought theyd be. Not as gruesome. I thought Frankenstein was a little better.

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**Tall Tyrion** · Subject: Re: Reading anything? Mon Jun 22, 2009 8:20 pm

deathisgain713 wrote:

I read that last year, as well as Frankenstein. They were better than I thought theyd be. Not as gruesome. I thought Frankenstein was a little better.

Now you need to go for the trifecta and read Robert Louis Stevenson's The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde if you have not done so before... Twisted Evil

I just started Dead Heat by Joel Rosenburg, and I'm a little embarrassed to admit it, but I just finished Straight Into Darkness by Faye Kellerman... Embarassed

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Over vacation, I read Dean Koontz's new novel, Relentless. It ruled. Then I started Jeffrey Deaver's The Coffin Dancer, Michael Connelly's Void Moon, and TL Hines's Faces in the Fire.

scottmitchell74 · Number of posts: 4930 Age: 35 Registration date: 2007-03-07

Spock's World

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