Originally Posted by drum1306 
Last book I finished was Cat's Cradle.
I just reread that for about the seventh time this past fall. I love that book.
Vonnegut was a genius - I love everything he did. I really enjoy
Welcome to the Monkey House - it has the short story "Harrison Bergeron" in there, which was the story I read in sixth grade that made me fall in love w/Vonnegut.
Originally Posted by weR138 Just finished The Fountainhead for the second time. It should be required reading for architecture students and I'm disappointed by how many haven't read it. It is a true classic and it's packed with great quotes like, "A building has integrity, just like a man, and just as rare."
I've read
The Fountainhead and
Atlas Shrugged - while I don't agree with Rand's philosophies much, but they're both really well-written, interesting books. They're very good books to debate, too.
Originally Posted by CyTom James Frey's "Bright Shiny Morning" comes out today and Chuck Palahniuk's "Snuff" next week. Plan on reading these in the near future.
I wish it came out this week before I travel - I love Chuck Palahniuk! I always feel a little weird about reading his stuff in public, though - it almost feels dirty because of some of the content!
