what are you reading?

[greypilgrim]

"the world without us" by alan weisman

[adamanteus]

"Progressive Finger Picking Guitar Licks". Brett Duncan.

[adamanteus]

'Wuthering Heights', Emily Bronte........ I'd forgetten how difficult it is to read!

[Stefan-A]

Got a new book today. It's in Swedish, but an approximate translation of the title would be: "The Shrinking Cod and Other Evolutionary Miracles", written by Katja Bargum and Hanna Kokko. I've only read the foreword so far, but it seems promising. One of the authors held a lecture at my university last week and that got me interested in buying the book.

Why am I sharing this, knowing that nobody else here can read it? Your guess is as good as mine.

[drache]

still interesting to hear what other members are reading
my light reading right now is "Cool Creatures, Hot Planet" by Marty Essen

[guidofatherof5]

Got a new book today. It's in Swedish, but an approximate translation of the title would be: "The Shrinking Cod and Other Evolutionary Miracles", written by Katja Bargum and Hanna Kokko. I've only read the foreword so far, but it seems promising. One of the authors held a lecture at my university last week and that got me interested in buying the book.

Why am I sharing this, knowing that nobody else here can read it? Your guess is as good as mine.

I think it's just an evil plot of some kind to mess with our heads. That's it, I'm going to learn how to read Swedish. Then I can borrow the book. Right, Stefan.

[Stefan-A]

I think it's just an evil plot of some kind to mess with our heads. That's it, I'm going to learn how to read Swedish. Then I can borrow the book. Right, Stefan.

If you do that, I'll buy you your own copy.

Finnish is also an alternative, it's currently available in both languages.

[guidofatherof5]

Just started this. I'll have to read it when I have free time, should take about 5 years.

[drache]

that looks like an interesting book

[adamanteus]

'Sun, Sand and Snakes', by Stephen Spawls.