What are you Reading Right Now?

[rkim291968]

Shopie's world - a novel on history of philosophy. 

[nevets88]

On 8/25/2016 at 10:10 PM, jamo said:

Now currently reading a few things. I'm about halfway through "The Bourne Identity" by Robert Ludlum. Always loved the movies but never read the book. The book is ... interesting. I'm 50 pages or so into "The Smartest Guys in the Room" about the Enron crash. And I'm about to start "The Arm" by Jeff Passan about Tommy John surgeries and other arm injuries in baseball. 

The Enron documentary just made me plain mad. Why.. why... why... why...

[caniac6]

Biography of Jerry Lee Lewis by Rick Bragg

[phan52]

Behind the Beautiful Forevers by Pulitzer Prize winning author Katherin Boo.

I highly recommend this book examining the state of the slums in Mumbai, India through the eyes of the slumdwellers. Very sad. America thankfully doesn't know poverty like this.

[Patch]

Golf wise, I have been reading over my own golf note book. With the cooler weather now here, I am going to put some more time in for a better game next year. 

Non golf books I am reading now are on geology, and how wildlife interacts with their chosen enviroment. I will be hiking in a few different areas of geologic time, and knowing some of the "hows & whys" will be a good thing. 

[nevets88]

Not reading this as yet to be released but new book on making of Caddyshack will hit the shelves soon.

https://www.publishersweekly.com/978-1-250-10595-0

https://www.amazon.com/Caddyshack-Making-Hollywood-Cinderella-Story/dp/1250105951/geoffshacke07-20

[The Recreational Golfer]

Zeno's Conscience, by Italo Svevo.

[jamo]

I used to be a one-book person, but the last few years I've ended up reading a few books at once. I keep In Cold Blood by Truman Capote and Zodiac Unmasked by Robert Graysmith in my backpack; I have The Bourne Identity by Robert Ludlum and Hamilton by Ron Chernow next to my bed; I have How We Got to Now by Steven Johnson on my treadmill; and I have Tiger Woods by Jeff Benedict and Armen Keteyian next to my couch. 

On 9/2/2016 at 8:41 AM, nevets88 said:

The Enron documentary just made me plain mad. Why.. why... why... why...

Finished the Enron book sometime last year. It's funny that I've been in the process of reading Bourne Identity for like two years now. The book is fine, and I'm halfway through. It just gets lost in the shuffle. It's probably a good beach read that I could crank through in a weekend. And I never did start The Arm. (yet). 

[RussUK]

The A Swing by Dave Leadbetter, 3rd read through.

[boogielicious]

The Lost World, by Arthur Conan Doyle. 

I like to read old classics every once in a while.

[Zeph]

Just finished the fifth book in The Witcher series, Baptism of Fire.

[HJJ003]

I’m in between books at the moment. 

Last read: Dug Down Deeper by Joshua Harris.

planned reads: Art of Neighboring and questioning evangelism. 

On the golf side of things I really wanna read “Anatomy of a Golf Course” by Doak. 

[nevets88]

Here we go...

[nevets88]

I finished the first two of the four in the above photo. Cannot put these books down. Having so much advanced knowledge of the characters now, I need to rewatch the first season of My Brilliant Friend. I see all the kids in a totally new light. Looking like I'll finish the next two books by the new year. 

[iacas]

Grit

[BushwoodCC]

Gods of Howl Mountain by Taylor Brown

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[saevel25]

I'll throw an audio book in this thread.

Free Will by Sam Harris

[HJJ003]

In between books right now, but was gifted “Love Does” by Bob Goff for Christmas so I will start that next.