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[Magical_Ms._Mistoffeles_72]

Posted: 11/5/06 at 3:15am

Meatloaf-To hell and back

East of Eden is an old favorite of mine, Im glad you enjoyed it

[ILoveMyDictionary]

Posted: 11/5/06 at 4:33pm

I just finished reading Inherit the Wind and Breakfast at Tiffanys.

[Blair]

Posted: 11/5/06 at 4:45pm

I've got about 30 pages left in The Time Traveler's Wife, which I LOVE. After I'm finished, I'll start Lolita, that is, if I can find my copy.

[To The Stage!]

Posted: 11/5/06 at 4:49pm

The Glass Castle (memoir) - Only about 40 pages into it, but extremely surreal. I really like it.

[EmieMarie]

Posted: 11/5/06 at 4:52pm

white oleander, i love it and i've never seen the movie so i can't wait to see what happens

[BroadwayBulldog]

Posted: 11/5/06 at 6:01pm

Bleak House by Charles Dickens (a re-read)

In Search of England by H. V. Morton

Contradictions, Notes on Twenty-six Years in the Theatre by Harold Prince

[CyCoSpAz2]

Posted: 11/5/06 at 6:01pm

I am currently reading Catch-22 for AP Literature.

[Millie Lammoreaux]

Posted: 11/5/06 at 6:02pm

"Emma" by Jane Austen

[Plum]

Posted: 11/5/06 at 6:37pm

Virtues of the Mind, by Linda Trinkaus Zagzebski

[kyguy78]

Posted: 11/5/06 at 7:14pm

Just got done with One More Day by Mitch Albom and have now started The Gunslinger by Stephen King

[spiderdj82]

Posted: 11/5/06 at 7:38pm

Tomorrow, I am going to go buy The Prestige

[Plum]

Posted: 11/6/06 at 12:34am

Sophocles and the Tragedy of Athenian Democracy, by Josh Beer

Thinking About the Longstanding Problems of Virtue and Happiness, by Tony Kushner

Performance Culture and Athenian Democracy, by Simon Goldhill and Robin Osborne.

Brecht on Theater: The Development of an Aesthetic, by Bertoldt Brecht, ed. John Willett

Incidentally, my workload is causing me to slowly lose my mind.

[peach]

Posted: 11/6/06 at 12:38pm

I've been reading The Probable Future by Alice Hoffman on the plane (and I'm still reading it!). Overall, it's pretty good. It has a magical/witch/folklore kind of vibe; but it's set in present day Boston. I like it.

Updated On: 11/6/06 at 12:38 PM

[Fiction Writer]

Posted: 11/6/06 at 12:45pm

Sounds good.

I'm reading nothing.

The Probable Future sounds like my next book, though.

[AudreyTwoTwo]

Posted: 11/6/06 at 1:06pm

Son of A Witch, the sequel to Wicked.

I just finished reading Twilight. Very good book.

Son of A Witch is actually dedicated to the cast of Wicked

[Plum]

Posted: 11/8/06 at 6:45pm

Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave

Again.

[colleen_lee]

Posted: 11/8/06 at 6:48pm

I just finished Dan Brown's Deception Point

As far as what's next, whatever my boyfriend throws at me. We've been planning eachother's reading lists. I made him read the entire Harry Potter canon even though he was adament that he would hate them. Alas, we now have another Potterhead joining the ranks.

[Elphaba]

Posted: 11/8/06 at 7:51pm

Love and Louis XIV: The Women in the Life of the Sun King
by Antonia Fraser

[Raviolisun]

Posted: 11/8/06 at 8:17pm

Fahrenheit 451 for the second time, and The End(The last Series of Unfortunate Events book).

[Plum]

Posted: 11/9/06 at 7:56pm

Angels In America: Millenium Approaches, by Tony Kushner

[spiderdj82]

Posted: 11/9/06 at 8:35pm

Know any good suspense/thrillers?

[Plum]

Posted: 11/9/06 at 8:43pm

*ponders* Does Lunar Park count?

[spiderdj82]

Posted: 11/9/06 at 9:06pm

Has anyone read this? If so, is it good?

[Plum]

Posted: 11/13/06 at 2:52am

Hard Times, by Charles Dickens.

Poetic Justice, by Martha Nussbaum.

[CyCoSpAz2]

Posted: 11/13/06 at 3:48am

My friend has read The Eight and said, for the most part, that it was dreadfully boring and dragged on for 600 pages... hope that helps.