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RE: Book Club - Kitty Cat Paradise - 09-28-2016
In reading a book by Peter Kropotkin called 'The Conquest of Bread', it's about anarchist communism because as you may be able to tell I've been a bit obsessed with that recently.
RE: Book Club - Justinian Kalominos - 09-28-2016
(09-28-2016, 10:28 PM)Kitty Cat Paradise Wrote: as you may be able to tell I've been a bit obsessed with that recently.
No kidding. :O
RE: Book Club - Kitty Cat Paradise - 09-28-2016
I was just researching a lot of political stuff lately and found it really interesting.
RE: Book Club - Justinian Kalominos - 10-27-2016
My book for this week is Night Shift by Stephen King. Nothing like a collection of short horror stories the week before Halloween.
RE: Book Club - The Drewish Empire - 10-27-2016
Stephen King is great. Have you read Salem's Lot?
RE: Book Club - Justinian Kalominos - 10-27-2016
I haven't, but it's on my list. The first story in Night Shift was Jerusalem's Lot, so I'm definitely interested.
RE: Book Club - Justinian Kalominos - 03-27-2017
I read a couple of Lovecraft stories this week. For this coming week I'll read XO by Jeffery Deaver, with the twist that it'll be in Italian! Italian is my third language, though I don't have much experience using it as much as English, so it'll be a very exciting challenge.
RE: Book Club - OldSchoolGangster - 03-28-2017
Soon gonna finish a 'Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy'. Confusing redline.
RE: Book Club - Mondtburg - 03-28-2017
I enjoy reading books about history, I recently started a biography on Charles Carroll of Carollton
RE: Book Club - Justinian Kalominos - 03-29-2017
I generally prefer fiction, but I've been known to read some non-fiction here and there, mainly politics or social issues books.