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I just finished "The Anatomy of Motive" by John Douglas

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I don't know what I should read now..:hmm:
 
Just finished "Recovering the Sacred" by Winona LaDuke
Now reading "Columbia River Gorge History" by Jim Atwell
Next up "The Worst Hard Time" by Timothy Egan

Bass: "Jazz Theory Book" byMark Levine - been looking at this forever, finally broke down and got it
"Melodic Minor Handbook" by Bobby Stern - Aebersold

I go through periods where I read a lot and then I won't pick up a book for months. My reading has really cut down snce getting a computer. And cut down even more since finding TalkBass. If my posts come off as ignorant remember; it's all your fault!
 
Right now I'm not reading anything, however, next week I'll start reading this book.
I went to the bookstore yesterday and ordered it and they said that it should come in in a week.
 

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ooo! good one!


i just finished reading "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" trilogy (all 5 books :)).

moving on to this next:

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Thomas Pynchon is one of my favorite authors. actually, i think he's my favorite ever. i've read all his other published works (all of it amazing to me). this is his first novel in 10 years or so. i'm excited! :hyper:

I just picked that up a couple of weeks ago too (at 40% off, how could I resist? :smug: ), but I've yet to get into it. I've only read The Crying of Lot 49, but I freaking loved it. This'll probably be my late spring/summer reading project on account of the utter enormity of it.


Have my babies. I mean... :ninja:

Fantastic book. Easily up there in my favorites. I've read it so many times. Is this your first time through it?
 
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I just read Michael Crichton's NEXT. It was a very interesting and slightly scary book on genetics and the things that are possible with the study of genetics. It was a work of fiction, but the possiblities are thought provoking.

Eyes of God by John Marco is turning out to be a run of the mill Fantasy Fiction, but I'll stick it out to see if it get's better.
 

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In the interim period between my first post on this thread and my last, I read.

Michael Crichton: Airframe, Michael Crichton: State of Fear, Larry McMurty: Dead Man's Walk, Larry McMurty: Commanche Moon, William Goldman: The Princess Bride, Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman: Dragons of the Autumn Twilight, M.W and T.H: Dragons of the Winter Night

Next up after Eyes of God will be;
Michael Crichton: Sphere, R.A. Salvatore: The Promise of the Withcking, M.W and T.H: Dragons of the Spring Dawning.
 
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