Posts by turnwrite

Quote: Originally Posted by Slewis The Audacity of Hope, well nothing about Politics excites me so I'm taking my time. But if you're still undecided on a canidate, or you just want a better look at Barack's view on America, then you'll...

Quote: Originally Posted by Justin That's it - this is the Dke McClelland tome with the DVD-Rom. The self-aggrandissement of his style really wind me up and slows me down as I get hot under the collar putting up with him. Just...

Quote: Originally Posted by Justin Now on page 6. It's hard going! Is that a book about the basics of InDesign? That's some good software..

Quote: Originally Posted by 100mph Just finished: 1984 Great book. You read Animal Farm?

Quote: Originally Posted by Slewis Just Read: iCon: Steve Jobs: The Greatest Second Act in the History of Business and iWoz: Computer Geek to Cult Icon: How I Invented the Personal Computer, Co-Founded Apple, and Had Fun Doing it I...

Quote: Originally Posted by Bageljoey I ment to reccomend Ender's Game. Thats the one I liked best. (Though Speaker was good.) Yeah, Ender's Game was good too. Apparently there's a movie of it in production. I think it would lend...

Quote: Originally Posted by Bageljoey Read a good bit back in the day. Did you read Xenocide? It came before Speaker. I liked em both in diffferent ways. I liked the whole trilogy, really. Think Speaker was first tho..

How about Orson Scott Card, anyone read his stuff? I am reading "Magic Street" right now, and in the past have liked "Speaker for the Dead."

Quote: Originally Posted by trumptman Some people need to try decaf, especially since the thread is titled what are we reading and not let me critique what you are reading and tell you why it and possibly you suck. Nick Ack.....

Quote: Originally Posted by midwinter I said that because if, as you said, Bach and Rand are your "Bibles," you must certainly have a difficult time reconciling Rand's objectivism and effectively 18th-century brand of utterly...