What are you currently reading?

[The Resilient]

 

[HurricaneJP]

I'm currently reading Taipei by Tao Lin

 

[MichaelWitcoff]

Enjoy

 

[The Resilient]

Enjoy

It was a great informative book brother witcoff.

 

[BasedStefan]

Post-capitalist Desire By Mark Fisher

 

[datdude84]

Beat the Dealer. Classic book written about blackjack. Heading to Vegas for March Madness and hoping to put it to use

 

[AlfredTheGOAT]

I just bought Decline of the West by Spengler for £3.99 on Audible.

 

[The Penitent Man]

Just finished Jewish Revolutionary Spirit. Definitely full of interesting history and facts. Maybe it’s just me, but I found the style it’s written in to be difficult to read. The format is chronological but each chapter/sub chapter is set about like some kind of case study of either a particular event or a specific person. There were so many names being tossed around (often with little to no significant introduction) with such frequency that it became difficult to follow or otherwise tedious at times. Overall a very informative book though.

 

[Cicero12]

Just finished Jewish Revolutionary Spirit. Definitely full of interesting history and facts. Maybe it’s just me, but I found the style it’s written in to be difficult to read. The format is chronological but each chapter/sub chapter is set about like some kind of case study of either a particular event or a specific person. There were so many names being tossed around (often with little to no significant introduction) with such frequency that it became difficult to follow or otherwise tedious at times. Overall a very informative book though.

Whenever I read Tolstoy or Russian novels with a huge cast of characters, I write out a list of them and their roles at the end of the book. Or a notebook. Hope that helps.

 

[ben1]

Communion with God - John Owen. Puritan Paperbacks edition

 

[Fisk_]

As if our current times were not dystopian enough, I'm into that science fiction subgenre now. Just finished reading The Memory Police - Yoko Ogawa.

 

[BasedStefan]

Barren Metal by EMJ. Must read if you are interested in the evolution of money, and christian banker relationships.

 

[Slide-Rule]

"Orbital Mechanics for Engineering Students"

Hoping the Revised Fourth Edition is better than this Fourth Edition I'm reading. There are too many basic math mistakes that a child playing Kerbal Space Program could pick out.

 

[Slim Whitman]

I'm reading What Are the Odds? by MyPillow guy Michael Lindell. It's an easy bedtime read. About his life as a crack addict and major f-up, to finding Christ and forming a successful company. Makes me feel better about my life, dude made so many horrendous decisions for decades, it's almost tough to believe somebody like that could find redemption. I usually read more challenging stuff so this is a nice break.

 

[The Penitent Man]

Making Children Mind Without Losing Yours by Kevin Lehman. Hand-me-down from my own parents. Seemed to work for them.

 

[datdude84]

Currently reading 0 to 1 by Peter Theil. This is the guy who started PayPal and invested in Facebook in the super early days. Book is about how to get your company off the ground and making sure it's a company/investment worth looking at. I'm halfway through in 1 day and I'm locked in

 

[The Resilient]

 

[GodfatherPartTwo]

I am polishing off an autographed copy of Going Rogue by Sarah Palin that a former coworker gifted to me.

I am also reading The Dolorous Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ by Anne Catherine Emmerich.