First post the last full book you read

Then post a book you want to read but haven't yet. Include the authors. I'll start.

Read- Sailing The Wine-Dark Sea: Why the Greeks Matter by Thomas Cahill

Want to read- Admirable Evasions: How Psychology Undermines Morality by Theodore Dalrymple

"Islamic declaration" - Alija Izetbegović

"Medical microbiology" - Murray, Rosenthal, Pfaller

Web programming with Robin Nixon

I have currently waiting for Arsene Lupin book to arrive in delivery. meanwhile duel anyone?

Anyone who saw this thread and didn't post is a confirmed non-reader (illiterate Neanderthal)

Last read andre agassi's autobiography.

I've downloaded and intend to read the god delusion.

Geschrieben von Acquiesce, 22.08.2017 at 18:53

Read- Sailing The Wine-Dark Sea: Why the Greeks Matter by Thomas Cahill

Well acqui why do they matter? Because sometimes i look at khal and wonder.

Just finished "1453: The Holy War For Constantinople and the Clash of Islam and the West" By Roger Crowley, next up on is either going to be "The English and Their History" by Robert Tombs or "The Crusades: The Authoritative History of the War for the Holy Land" by Thomas Asbrige

Geschrieben von Black Swans, 22.08.2017 at 18:58

"Islamic declaration" - Alija Izetbegović

Did he go to jail for writing that book? What's the story, it's about Islam in Bosnia?

Geschrieben von Rock Lee, 22.08.2017 at 19:10

I have currently waiting for Arsene Lupin book to arrive in delivery. meanwhile duel anyone?

It's like Sherlock Holmes? You're still dueling? Dude you are relentless haha

Geschrieben von Permamuted, 22.08.2017 at 20:20

Last read andre agassi's autobiography.

I've downloaded and intend to read the god delusion.

Read a Usain Bolt biography.

Always preferred a bit of Hitch myself. Let me know how you find Prof Dawkins.

"Campbell's Inorganic Chemistry" - Professors of Campbell's University
"Aluminum (The Elements)" - John Farndon (not that I want to read, I must....)

Geschrieben von Viruslegion, 22.08.2017 at 20:53

Just finished "1453: The Holy War For Constantinople and the Clash of Islam and the West" By Roger Crowley, next up on is either going to be "The English and Their History" by Robert Tombs or "The Crusades: The Authoritative History of the War for the Holy Land" by Thomas Asbrige

Great list. Is 1453 worth the bother? Definitely interested in getting to Tombs eventually.

DEUS VULT

Geschrieben von Oleg, 22.08.2017 at 21:15

"Campbell's Inorganic Chemistry" - Professors of Campbell's University
"Aluminum (The Elements)" - John Farndon (not that I want to read, I must....)

Poor you all work no play

Finished reading: "1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus", by Charles C. Mann => Amazing
Reading Next: "C++ Primer (5th Edition)", by Stanley B. Lippman, Josée Lajoie, Barbara E. Moo => Boring

Last fully read: Jumping in C++
Reading: Competitive Programming, 3rd Edition. The new Lower Bound of Programming Contests.
Reading Next (was actually reading but no longer have time to read 2 books): Design Patterns: elements of reusable object-oriented Software.

Look who's back by timur vermes

Last book read:
"Building a Better Business Using the Lego Serious Play Method" (by Per Kristiansen and Robert Rasmussen)

Starting next:
"Mapping Innovation: A Playbook for Navigating a Disruptive Age" (by Greg Satell)

Memo on Assault Rifle Usage AK74, AKS74 (AK74N, AKS74N) by USSRAF

Metro 2033 by Dmitry Gluhovsky

All quiet on the western front

Read: Art of War - Sun Tzu
Next: Art of Happines - Sun Li

Geschrieben von Sun Tsu, 23.08.2017 at 01:16

Read: Art of War - Sun Tzu

Art of War - Sun Tzu <------------------------link

Geschrieben von Acquiesce, 22.08.2017 at 21:08

It's like Sherlock Holmes? You're still dueling? Dude you are relentless haha

I don't really know but you can ask Nero he recommended me about it

Geschrieben von clovis1122, 22.08.2017 at 22:18

Last fully read: Jumping in C++
Reading: Competitive Programming, 3rd Edition. The new Lower Bound of Programming Contests.
Reading Next (was actually reading but no longer have time to read 2 books): Design Patterns: elements of reusable object-oriented Software.

Let me know if it's worth reading please

Actually reading ''Quo Vadis'' by Henryk Sienkewicz,next book will be Marin Preda's ''The best from the humans''

Geschrieben von clovis1122, 22.08.2017 at 22:18

Last fully read: Jumping in C++
Reading: Competitive Programming, 3rd Edition. The new Lower Bound of Programming Contests.
Reading Next (was actually reading but no longer have time to read 2 books): Design Patterns: elements of reusable object-oriented Software.

lol two nerds here

Read: A brief history of time by stephen hawkings

Reading next: Geometric Integration theory
Steven G. Krantz
Harold R. Parks

Geschrieben von Acquiesce, 22.08.2017 at 21:07

Geschrieben von Black Swans, 22.08.2017 at 18:58

"Islamic declaration" - Alija Izetbegović

Did he go to jail for writing that book? What's the story, it's about Islam in Bosnia?

He did.
Book is about islam generally, but his story, and story of "young muslims" is how communism dealt with different opinions.

Last: Lucian Boia, History and Myth in the Romanian Conscience. Currently: Marian Coman, Power and Teritory (Țara Românească between the XlVth and XVIth centuries)

Geschrieben von boywind2, 22.08.2017 at 22:31

Look who's back by timur vermes

The movie was funny as hell

Have read:Dan Brown-The da vinci code
Sir Arthur Konan Doel-Sherlock Holmes-4 tomes.
I have also read some other books that I will have to go home and see which they are.

Want to read:
Not something I'm interested into yet.

Last book: Metro 2033 by Dmitriy Glukhovskiy

Current book: War and Peace by Lav Tolstoy

Next: anything by Tom Clancy, preparing for his epicness for a long time

Geschrieben von Viruslegion, 22.08.2017 at 20:53

Just finished "1453: The Holy War For Constantinople and the Clash of Islam and the West" By Roger Crowley, next up on is either going to be "The English and Their History" by Robert Tombs or "The Crusades: The Authoritative History of the War for the Holy Land" by Thomas Asbrige

I couldn't read about Siege of Constantinople, becomes sad

Geschrieben von Acquiesce, 22.08.2017 at 21:07

Geschrieben von Black Swans, 22.08.2017 at 18:58

"Islamic declaration" - Alija Izetbegović

Did he go to jail for writing that book? What's the story, it's about Islam in Bosnia?

He declared Islam in the middle of Europe, unprecedented move in history. Weird how christians, europeans tolerated him. I guess that's because christianity is peaceful and forgiving religion.

Geschrieben von Need Mental Help, 23.08.2017 at 00:13

Memo on Assault Rifle Usage AK74, AKS74 (AK74N, AKS74N) by USSRAF

Metro 2033 by Dmitry Gluhovsky

Hey i just read Metro 2033! Artyom rules o7

Did you reach the part where Artyom is hiding in the room of abandoned building? I got goosebumps

And the situation Artyom got himself into in Mayakovskaya station... i wanted to throw up (just like Artyom said to Ulman when he explained what happened with that woman and her child)

Geschrieben von 4Chan, 23.08.2017 at 00:20

All quiet on the western front

One of the best books, you should read the whole trilogy: after that goes Return and Three War Comrades (i translated from my language, so idk if that's how it is translated on english from german). Return is story about German soldiers returning home in 1918 and bad situation in Germany after the war, Three War Comrades describe the 20's in Germany, failing economy, inflation, desperation, no jobs, and friends who try to stay normal and live through those times. The books are powerful classic.