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Currently reading?
 PostPosted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 7:13 am Reply with quote  
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  Ynk
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This board needs a thread about books!

So what are you currently reading?

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I will begin.

For my studies, I just finished Frances A. Yates'

Giordano Bruno and the Hermetic Tradition (or the slightly more pompous Norwegian name: Modernitetens okkulte inspirasjon - Giordano Bruno og arven etter Hermes Trimegistos)

Today I will read Giovanni Pico Della Mirandola's Oration on the Dignity of Man (if I manage to study when knowing that all my friends are out chilling in the sun.

To keep me from going mad from all this renaissance philosophy, I read Gibson's Idoru in my spare time...
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 PostPosted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 8:34 am Reply with quote  
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  Ak!mbo
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Currently reading:
In the begging.. was the command line by Neal Stephenson
Snow Crash, by same
Burning Chrome, by Gibson
the Electric Acid Cool Aid Test by.. someone
and I think there's two other books which I can't remember ATM.
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  InnateMalk
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Snow Crash (Stephenson) for like the fifth or sixth time. Then I'm moving onto the Parrish Plessis series (Marianne de Pierres) for the third time before I get the free copy of her new book she is sending down to me.


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  vialick
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Anthony Burgess - Enderby
Richard Dawkins - God delusion

plus various computer books


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  TG da JF
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the start of it all...
William Gibson - Neuromancer
(alongside with lots of computer magazines i keep buying like Linux Journal, Linux Format, and Dutch/Belgian common PC+hardware- and gaming magazines)
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  kruna
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Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
Wizard: the Life and Times of Nikola Tesla : Biography of a Genius by Marc Siefer
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  Mr. Roboto
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Right now, I'm reading... This forum! Mr. Green

I've also been reading the ZDNet and Wired websites for good stories of CP interest.

I've also been reading some books for A+ certification. If I can get certified, I might be able to get a halfway decent computer job.


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  Ak!mbo
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Oh, I'm also always reading any comic book series I follow, so I guess I'm reading Trigun, Blade of the Immortal, EDEN, BLAME!, Hyper Police, Hellsing, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Priest, Transmetropolitan, Battle Angel Alita: Last Order, Samurai Champloo, MBQ and misc others as well..

Also, I've some pretty epic shit I'm reading a bit on and off as I please
the Book of Mormon and Divina Comedia (aka, Dante's Inferno.)
alt.culture by Daly & Wice(?) has been skimmed through a bit as well as some other refferance material for my assignment due Friday..
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  Raskol
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Currently reading "Crime & Punishment" and "Othello".

No, these aren't for school. I'm reading them for fun.


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  iKonograd
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I am usualy bookish, but right now I've put Cryptnomicon on hold because of my studies... lots to read. But I want to read Diamond Age as well as I havn't read it before.
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  Muad'Dib
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Currently reading:

Robert Shea & Robert Anton Wilson - Illuminatus! part 3 - Leviathan
and
Jeff Noon - Vurt

But i think it's probably not the best idea to read those two books simultaneously, so I'm going to concentrate myself on "Illuminatus!" and restart "Vurt" as soon as I'm finished.


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  Jade
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Currently reading a book of biotechnology xP
I've no time to read any "real" books Sad


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  Ynk
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Currently reading a letter that states that I can not begin my MA this fall, but have to wait a year, due to my institute being late processing an application.

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  mir
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Gibson's Virtual Light and
the Inhabited Island by Strugatsky Brothers
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  sfam
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I'm currently reading Idoru (Gibson) and Souls of Cyberfolk by Thomas Foster. Souls of Cyberfolk is a DENSE read - definitely into the language of detailed post-modern critiques.


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