Noctifera wrote:A little Prometheus Unbound..

and will "The Modern Prometheus of Mary G Shelley Folow? Steed

Ninja wrote:"De Nugis Curialium: Courtiers' Trifles" by Walter Map

Is this the Walter Mapp of the 16th century? C-

WILDNFREE wrote:I'm reading the serpent & the rainbow by wade davis ..... great book!

Wade Davis is part of the "Harvard Radical Scholars" and is an amazing person.. The book you are reading is a truly great book He was mentored by Dr. Richard Evans Schulteis.....you should look him up....I used to walk past his little office every day on my way to work....he was always fiddling with something interesting...Schulties is as interesting as Davis...C'mon Wade we want more.....C-

Also "The Spy WHo Came In From The Cold" by John LeCarrre. Here, LeCarre has combined Greek Tragedy with a thriller. AMAZING. C-

Just finished "Fire Chief" a story of a volunteer firefighter. I have so much respect for them.
Am now working through "Miss Minimalist" which is a book about well.... minimalist lifestyle & simplicity.
Not sure what's on my list next. I have plenty to chose from!

I just started and finished The Uninvited: The True Story of the Union Screaming House by Steven LaChance in one night.

I am reading a world that recognizes the value of every single life is a world coming out of denial. Taken from the book: " The Healing Runes" of Ralph H. Blum & Susan Loughan.

I am reading the Harry Dresden Files again.

The Highly Intuitive Child: A Guide to Understanding and Parenting Unusually Sensitive and Empathic Children.

Two Dean Koontz books,
Cold Days by Jim Butcher
The house of leaves
And reading a book on pendullum dowsing.