What Are you reading right now?

Is there a limit on how many books?

Never fear by Scott Frost

And Tokyo. Can't remember auther because only got it today. I'm generally reading a few books at a time though.

The Bone Garden, by Tess Gerritsen, recommended by my mother. I haven't decided yet how much I like it.

Nothing, I've been spending all my free time playing video games and working on my own book... and coming here.

Instruction Manual for Swallowing, Adam Marek.

'the first sex' by elizabeth gould davis [for work-reading research on a screenplay i'm writing, about a world with no men] and 'smuggler's moon' by bruce alexander [for 'fun'-reading at bedtime]...

"Consider Phlebas" by Iain M. Banks.

And for college: "Othello" by William Shakespeare.

Harlequin by Ian Watson

journals on global civil society, the nation state, and globalization - it's not fun

No Longer at Ease by Chinua Achebe

Mysterious Skin- Scott Heim

Most disturbing book I've read to date.

Beautiful English, a series of books in Chinese and English that are full of feel good short stories and anecdotes, with the occasional nightmare fuel. I don't like them, but they're the only English books I can find in Nanjing that aren't annoying bibliographies, and books about art appreciation.