Literotica Bookmobile

[Eumenides]

I'm looking for new reading material. So, I thought we could title swap.

What are books that you would reccomend to people, or put on the bookmobile if you had a copy to spare?


1) I Raise My Eyes To Say Yes...A captivating memoir of a woman with cerebral palsy who can only move her eyes.

2) Doctors by Erich Seagal

3) The Red Tent

4) The Pilot's Wife by Anita Shreve

 

[Sillyman]

American Gods by Neil Gaimen

 

[A Desert Rose]

The Alienist or Rose by Caleb Carr

Pilllars of the Earth by Ken Follett

The Fifties by David Halberstamm

The Glory and the Dream by William Manchester


oh golly.... I could go on and on.....

 

[Bob_Bytchin]

The Bloody Stump - by Hugh Bytchakokov

 

[Olivianna]

A Distant Mirror - by Barbara Tuchman

A History of the Arab Peoples - by Albert Hourani

Foucault's Pendulum - by Umberto Eco

My Name is Red - by Orhan Pamuk

Any of the Garfield comic book series

 

[Laurel]

must reads

1) 'Butterfly Stories' by William Vollmann

2) 'Not In Front Of The Children' by Marjorie Heins

3) 'Nonzero: The Logic of Human Destiny' by Robert Wright

4) 'The Secret Life of Houses' by Scott Bradfield

5) 'This Wild Darkness' by Harold Brodkey

 

[Tap-Out]

Neuromancer - William Gibson

The Soulforge - Margaret Weis (or maybe Tracy Hickmen, I'm not entirely sure)

10,000 Leagues Under the Sea - Jules Verne

 

[kotori]

10,000 Leagues Under the Sea - Jules Verne

Don't forget volume two (I'm assuming that's where the other 10k leagues went).

 

[kotori]

Currently, I'm rereading John McPhee's Giving Good Weight, a collection of his pieces from The New Yorker in the '70s. When I'm through, I promised it to Perquita, so maybe the book mobile can deliver it for me.

 

[Eumenides]

Currently, I'm rereading John McPhee's Giving Good Weight, a collection of his pieces from The New Yorker in the '70s. When I'm through, I promised it to Perquita, so maybe the book mobile can deliver it for me.

Sounds like a plan!

 

[Dietrich K.]

If you can find a copy ... "Ancient Lights" by Davis Grubb.