Funny, I am also reading Exodus. Also reading Sir Conan Doyle's "The Final Problem", and loving both!

I'm now gonna tackle reading "The Pipe Smoker's Ephemeris" Books 1 & 2 cover to cover.This many take me til' next Fall or longer!

Best,
Dock

Today I have picked up "_Joyful Path to Good Fortune_"by Geshe K. Gyatso,"_The Bourne Supremacy_" by Robert Ludlum,and will probably read Soho,DT suzuki,and Munenori before the day is out....
Tony

I posted a reading thread under the Community Direction's area and meant to post in the Round Table area, not ever having scrolled down far enough to see the Book Shelf area.

Dock quickly fixed my error - thanks for the very fast response, Dock - and so I found this thread. So,... I'll just add what I posted earlier to this thread.

Recently started Umberto Eco's "Faucault's Pendulum" and the new edition of Tom Rosenbauer's "The Orvis Fly Fishing Guide".

Sorry for all the confusion and the extra work for Dock. Cheers,

TC

William Johnstone, Rage of the Mountain Man.

Currently reading, for the millionth time, Bram Stoker's Dracula.

Mike

I read a great little short story called The Monkey's Paw A great read and yes it has pipe smoking. Well worth a look...

Last night I finished the third, and last, volume of Shelby Foote's The Civil War. Each book of the trilogy was over a thousand pages each! I read them over a span of about a year, reading a little each night. I took a few weeks off in between each volume. Reading every word of this awesome set of books was a goal of mine for a while. The reading is a little slow at first, until you get used to his writing style. I highly recommend them to anybody interested in USA Civil War history. Fun to read while smoking a pipe!

Bill, Shelby Foote's work is awesome!

Right now I am reading a FAFSA form........

Does looking through a catalogue qualify as "reading"?


If so, I'm "READING" the new Cabelas Catalogue. And dreaming about duck hunting! I can't wait!



Lucky

Curently reading A Case for Christ, by Lee Stobel. An interesting perspective from an initially atheist investigative journalist who made his living as a reporter on the crime scene in Chicago.


Hp
Meer

Thank you! Tracked them down at Amazon; those three are going down my list next.

I am currently reading the Complete Sherlock Holmes collection: apart from the obvious, it gives a good insight into the Victorians and some old fashioned English.

Bill D wrote:

Last night I finished the third, and last, volume of Shelby Foote's The Civil War. Each book of the trilogy was over a thousand pages each! I read them over a span of about a year, reading a little each night. I took a few weeks off in between each volume. Reading every word of this awesome set of books was a goal of mine for a while. The reading is a little slow at first, until you get used to his writing style. I highly recommend them to anybody interested in USA Civil War history. Fun to read while smoking a pipe!