What Book Are You Currently Reading?

[Eldritch]

Can one be said to be actually reading a book that doesn't contain any words?

If so, I'm currently reading Wild Pilgrimage by Lynd Ward.





I actually was looking for God's Man by the same author but had to make do with this one.

It's part of a collection with three other wordless graphic nivels, titled Graphic Witness:

[ZeDoCaixao]

1920 German translation of Nikolai Danilevsky's famous Россия и Европа. Взгляд на культурные и политические отношения Славянского мира к Германо-Романскому or Russia and Europe: An Examination of the Cultural and Political Relations of the Slavic and Germano-Roman Worlds of 1895.

Where'd you come by that? Have wanted to read for some time. The German trans., not the Russian.

[hereward]

I am currently re-reading 'The English Resistance' and 'The Silmarillion'.

[Aemma]

I am re-reading Pagan Resurrection: A Force for Evil or the Future of Western Spirituality? by Richard Rudgley.



It is even more illuminating the second time around!

[Cato]

I'm not reading anything at the moment, fancy that.

[Magister Eckhart]

Re-reading it, along with some Lanz von Liebenfels, who is the focus of my Masters Thesis.

[Gamera]

Can one be said to be actually reading a book that doesn't contain any words?

One very good graphical (and historical) book I own and have read it's called "Rupay: Graphical History of the Violence in Peru 1980-1984".

It's based on actual facts which happened in our Internal War. It's a very realistic book and definitely not made for sensitive people... I wish there would be a version in English.

[la bombe]

I FINALLY got around to reading this American classic after 21 years. I read most of it on a plane ride and I only have a few chapters left

[Curtis24]

Boo Radley is my favorite character

[Magister Eckhart]

Great read; I'm going through it for a project I'm doing comparing Parnell to Ferenc Deak.