I just finished with Breaking Dawn, a truly thrilling read.
Ive been reading the cirque du freak books. Im on book 4 now. They are great books.
I finally picked up Foundation by Isaac Asimov and started reading it. I also picked up Dune, but I’m already reading 6 books simultaneously, so I’m setting it aside for now. One of the six is Heart of Darkness, which I’m reading for school. I really like it so far. 
“The Cult of the Amateur” by Andrew Keen. It’s a really interesting read and I agree with most of his views.
How many people here have read the Marked series? Now, that is a good read! 
currently reading Peter Sloterdijk: no mesmo barco [on the same boat], if Europe rises; and João Guimarães Rosa: grande sertão: veredas. also some chapters of Robert Kurz’s com todo vapor ao colapso [full-power toward collapse, a selection of articles published in newspapers and in his Black Book of Capitalism], Hobbes’ leviathan, Kant’s critique of practical reason (it sucks) and Sloterdijk’s critique of cynical reason (it rocks).
the day after tommorow , the book to the film
Dune by Frank Herbert, and I’ll be starting the Crucible by Arthur Miller soon. Also, my copy of EWLD is finally in!!! 
There was a book? Mmm it must be good. I may read it if i get the chance.
I just finished reading “The book with no name” by “Anonymous” and the sequel “The eye of the moon”. Brilliant books, i highly recommend them.
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Yeah…
Err…does Little red ridin hood count? 
Hume: Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding
Plato: Five Dialogues
Huston Smith: The World’s Religion’s
Jim Endersby: A Guinea Pig’s History of Biology
Robert Pirsig: Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
Yeah, a lot of various stuff for college. Hopefully this weekend I’ll be able to get started on the third book in the Eragon series.
Right now I’m reading a book with poetry and soon I’ll start with About A Boy and Tristan and Isolde for school.
my main Focus is The Sirens of Titan by Mr. Vonnegut however i’m starting on Antigone by Sophocles and not to mention continuing Wolves of the Calla, Atlas Shrugged, and starting The Stand
No One Here Gets Out Alive: The biography of Jim Morrison
“Lets just say i was testing the bounds of reality.”
Have any of you read Twilight? I just finished it and im going to start reading the sequel o.o BEST BOOK EVER !!!
Yes its amazing!! Breaking Dawn is the next one i have to read, im so excited!! 
I am reading a few books by Richard Laymond
I’m on the The Cellar…right now.
I’m currently reading The Scarlet Letter in American Literature… it was a little bit better than I thought it would be.
school has been keeping me horribly busy!
finished
Machiavelli: Il Principe [the prince]
Hobbes: The Leviathan
Hume: Concerning Human Understanding
Locke: Two Treatises of Goverment
Rousseau: Du Contrat Social [social contract]
Kant: Critique of Pure Reason
Kant: Critique of Practical Reason
Sloterdijk: Critique de la raison cynique [critique of cynical reason]
Sloterdijk: No mesmo barco [on the same boat]
Sloterdijk: Se a Europa despertar [if Europe rises]
Kurz: Com todo vapor ao colapso [full power towards collapse]
Crossman: Biografia do estado moderno [biography of modern state]
Guerreau: O feudalismo [feudalism]
reading
Montesquieu: De l’esprit des lois (the spirit of the laws)
Max Stirner: The Ego and His Own
Sloterdijk: Rules for the Human Park
Elias: O processo civilizador [civilising process]
Marx: O capital [the capital]
papers, articles and documents
Lopes de Souza: “O território” [territory]
March: “Bounded rationality”
the Vienna convention on diplomatic relations
Borges: “La doctrina de los ciclos” [the doctrine of cycles]
Marglin: “What do bosses do?” [parts 1 and 2]
Landes: “What do bosses really do?”
North; Thomas: “The rise and fall of the manorial system: a theoretical model”
Fenoaltea: “The rise and fall of a theoretical model: the manorial system”
the Brétigny treaty
and that’s september for you, at least what i can still remember having read. there’s probably a couple other things, and a bunch of spare chapters i had to xerox at some point. (yes, in Brazil it is legal to take copies from books, so don’t start pointing fingers).
Icefire by Chris d’Lacey. I’m now just re-reading it just for fun and to remember how the plot goes.