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just started midnight's children by salman rushdie. very unique writing style - i'm enjoying it so far.

jus started Michael Tsarion - Astro Theology. preeeeeeeeeeeety pretty preeeeeeeeeeeeeeeetty pretttttty interesting stuff

pretty good. all about lucid dreaming /astral projection/plane but in one of its earlier context / shamanisim/sorcery/seers. tibetan budhism also has a lot of ground in lucid dremaing (Dream Yoga).
casteneda is don juans apprentice as he advises and teaches him despite how reluctant he is.
lucidity is a good thing to experience regardless of whether you belive the decorations around it.

good book^

matthieu ricard - happiness

very interesting and written beautifully. a guide to using buddhist teachings to help develop happiness and serenity for yourself. this really is not something that i'd normally read but i'm enjoying this quite a bit...

all tomorrows parties - william gibson

i love his writing but i havent been able to find the other books in the trilogy and i know im going to be left wanting more =(

Deed of Paksenarrion - forgot the author

Incredibly good fantasy trilogy.
Rereading it, and it's still great!

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Barack Obama's 'Dreams from my Father'

bought it at Cincinatti airport last month, trying to use up my last remaining dollars

is a really good read though, I'd recommend it

crime - irvine welsh
mr nice - howard marks

I like there business model

working my way through this at the moment. really interesting, broadly looks at the existence of ancient civilisations and the possible influence of 'alien life' on our evolution.

obviously you need to approach this sort of stuff with an open mind, but saying that there's a good chunk of peer-reviewed sciency stuff behind it, it certainly can't be passed off as flaky which isn't something that can be said for similar books.

plus the author tried ayahuasca in the name of research for one of his other books, so buy it for that ffs

i am reading one called.. 100 ways america is screwing up the world.by jahn tirman..nice lil book. got some cool stuff tothink about that is for sure

The Glass Bead Game.

It's pretty complex, and quite hard to get into to. I've heard a few people say it's one of the best books ever written, though (My mate down the pub lolol)

I have recently read raymond E Feist's 'magician'. Really enjoyed it but then read silverthron and thought it was nowhere near as good. anyone read these books and can recomend anything similar?

read trainspotting (i know, how passe) in about two days and was so hooked on the style/narrative/plot that im now ploughing through porno . . . will pick up some more of the big mans work while im back in the uk over the festive period : )

^^ Check 'Marabou Stork Nightmares'. I think that's his second book and almost as good as Trainspotting. In my opinion everything else he's written is fairly average

the road - cormac mccarthy
it's like fallout 3, the book!

paolo wrote:^^ Check 'Marabou Stork Nightmares'. I think that's his second book and almost as good as Trainspotting. In my opinion everything else he's written is fairly average

Yeah I think Marabou Stork Nightmares is amazing, funnily enough I've only read that and Trainspotting by Irvine Welsh, not sure how I've never got round to reading the others.

And I've said it before, but Graham Greene is sick!