So... what are you reading?

[LANCER1562]

I, also, just finished reading Ender's Game. Now, I'm reading Pursuit, a murder mystery by Gene Hackman (yes, that Gene Hackman). So far, it's pretty good.

[Starhunter451]

Most of the way through Story Telling. Started re-reading Cashflow Quardrant by Robert Kiyosaki

[Old Hippie]

Just finished "Starhawk" by Jack McDevitt, my second favourite living sci-fi author. (And a damn fine fellow, too.) I'll start his "Cassandra Project" collaboration with Mike Resnick next.

Also waiting in the wings is "Dark Star" by Henry Stevens. (Not sci-fi but that shadowy genre sometimes called "speculative history" -- or "crackpot conspiracy theory" -- but enjoyable if not taken too seriously.)

Which leaves me still buried in the following:

"Penetrating Wisdom: The Aspiration of Samantabhadra" by The Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche
"Dzogchen: Heart Essence of the Great Perfection" by H.H. The Dalai Lama
"An Ax to Grind" by Bernie Weisgerber
"The Handplane Handbook" by Chris Schwarz
"Ax Makers of North America" by Allan Klenman, 2nd ed. by Larry McPhail

So, rather inadvertantly I am fulfilling the old adage to "chop wood and carry water" -- or as we say in Canada:

"Before winter, chop wood and carry water. During winter, chop water and carry wood."

[New World Czech]

Just finished Thomas Jefferson - The Art of Power by Jon Meacham.

Now for something lighter, The Necromancer - The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel, book 4.

[GMan]

Great Soul Mahatma Gandhi and His Struggle with India by Joseph Lelyveld

[Starhunter451]

Keep falling aslrep with the Cash-flow Quadrant book.

[creagdhubh]

Now, I'm reading, Kinloch Anderson . . . A Scottish Tradition: Tailors and Kiltmakers, Tartans and Highland Dress since 1868, by Deirdre Kinloch Anderson.

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[ProudGrandsonofClanGrant]

Currently, I am reading The Forgotten Highlander by Alistair Urquhart. I picked it up at the Gordon Highlanders Museum at the enthusiastic recommendation of a gentleman who volunteers there. This is the second time I'm reading it, and I highly recommend it to all who have a bit of military interest, and especially to those who have family who served with the Gordon Highlanders.
Cheers
Nick

[Hawk]

Now, I'm reading, Kinloch Anderson . . . A Scottish Tradition: Tailors and Kiltmakers, Tartans and Highland Dress since 1868, by Deirdre Kinloch Anderson.

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This looks interesting Kyle, you must report on it.....

Hawk

[JLeòdhas]

Quiet Strength by Tony Dungy.