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Cooking with Pomiane, by Edouard de Pomiane.

We also got, but I haven't yet looked at, Burma: Rivers of Flavor, by Naomi Duguid. (We've practically worn out our copy of Hot Sour Salty Sweet.)

I am reading posts in your thread

The Dance of the Seagull, by Andrea Camilleri.

A Storm of Swords (A Song of Ice and Fire, Book 3): George R.R. Martin: 9780553573428: Amazon.com: Books

Also reading The Pedant in the Kitchen, by Julian Barnes.

Also started Grant, by Jean Edward Smith. It'll probably take me some time to finish.

Pirate King, by Laurie R. King.

finished odd hour, and I have a box full of books to choose from.

Confusing cause and effect there I think. As a lifetime migraine sufferer myself, sex doesn't cause headaches, it helps them .

An interesting reflection on how much this first year of law school has kicked my arse. I finished Good Omens, and Day Z (seemed requisite) but I haven't added any fiction in nearly a year .
But summer is coming, time for a new reading list. Anyone have any recommendations in the vein of Charles Bukowski or the like?
Having finished Good Omens, I've also heard good things about Neil Gaiman, I had picked up the book because it was an inspiration to the movie Dogma, but I've generally heard that Gaiman's over work is better, or at least funnier.

Odd Hours « Dean Koontz

England, England by Julian Barnes.

It has been a while since I posted in this thread. I don't even remember what I said I was reading last time as the search function is broken right now.

I read a free fantasy book a while back called The Gauntlet Thrown. The book may be free, but it is as good as any fantasy book you could buy, if not better than a majority of them. The second book is out now, and because of the success of the first book it is not free. It only cost $3 though and is available from the major ebook sellers. I plan on reading it, but I am wanting to finish the current books I am reading.

I don't read much at home. I mostly read while on campus when I have a few minutes to spare, in the hospital waiting room, or at my doctor's office waiting room. I read mostly on my phone now instead of my iPad. It can take me two months or more to finish a 500 page book because of this.

I am currently reading the second collection of short stories in The Witcher series, The Sword of Destiny. I finished the first book, The Last Wish, a month or so ago and absolutely loved it. The second book so far has been just as good.

I also have read half of the first book in the Half Orc series, but I have stalled on that for now.

The books on my list I want to read in the future are The Game of Thrown series, Sword Art Online light novels, The Challenge Accepted (The $3 book I mentioned above), and The Pillars of the Earth.

The Sense of an Ending, by Julian Barnes.

The Detachment, written by Barry Eisler.

It's the seventh book featuring John Rain ...

Outposts: Journeys to the Surviving Relics of the British Empire, by Simon Winchester.

Manic: A Memoir, by Terri Cheney.

I'm only on chapter 6. I kinda new it, but didn't know how bad it was until I read about it.

You didn't have to read O'Reilly to know that.

Got the book Killing Kennedy by Bill O'Reilly for Christmas. Man, JFK was a horn dog. He would have headaches if he didn't have sex.