Can anyone recommend a good book?

[dyslexic]

"Cop" by Michael Middleton

Stairway to Heaven- Led Zeppelin Uncensored

The Shack by William P. Young

the Templars and the Assassins

Fat land by Greg Critser

Confessions of a Mafia Contract Killer by Phillip Carlo

The Book of Lies by Aleister Crowley

The Beavis and Butthead Journals

Learn to Relax by Mike George

Golds Gym Mass Building (just to look at all of the pix of Bobert)

[ToxicAvenger]

I need to buy another book to qualify for free shipping on Amazon

preferably something non-fiction and fairly current

Stephen Kings "The gunslinger"
http://www.stephenking.com/DarkTower/the_books.html

[TechnoViking]

Lonnie Teper's new book "Man inside a thousand Schmoes" is a pretty good read...

[hazbin]

Stephen Kings "The gunslinger"
http://www.stephenking.com/DarkTower/the_books.html

that series was the best!! 'The Drawing of the Three' was incredible. i still quote something from it every few days.  "that was before the world moved on, Roland".

[Swedish Viking]

that series was the best!! 'The Drawing of the Three' was incredible. i still quote something from it every few days.  "that was before the world moved on, Roland".

  I honestly couldn't get past the first book.  I heard it was awful and the rest were good though-do you share this opinion?

[hazbin]

  I honestly couldn't get past the first book.  I heard it was awful and the rest were good though-do you share this opinion?

yeah, that one really dragged on. i don't think it would be neccessary to read it to 'get' number 3. i've read it more than once and still feel suspense even though i know what's coming.

[ToxicAvenger]

that series was the best!! 'The Drawing of the Three' was incredible. i still quote something from it every few days.  "that was before the world moved on, Roland".

my fav quotes from memory

" control the things you can control maggot, and let everything else take a flying fuck at you. And if you must go down, go down with your guns blazing"  Cort

" go then, there r other worlds than these" Jake

[Emmortal]

I know you said non-fiction, but I just finished "Gods Demon" by Wayne Barlow, it was pretty good for being his first book.

[Coach is Back!]

Liberty and Tierney by Mark Levine

[stuntmovie]

"I Hope They Serve Cold Beer in Hell."    Coming to your neighborhood theater soon.

Hard to believe that they could make a movie out of that one.

"The Informant" - The next Matt Damon flick - I only read the first three chapters so far but the prevues look like it's going to be damn humerous.

"Battlecry"  - I saw it and decided to join the Corps as soon as I got out of school. Real Boot Camp was so much funnier!

"Old Yeller"..... makes ya cry.

"The Other Side" by Bishop Pike .... So controversial that it was never reprinted as far as I can determine.

"So Dear to My Heart"..... great reading for kids who love animals. Disney made the movie many years ago.

And one hell of a great read about a whole village in Europe eating fermented rye bread and going crazy killing everyone. The first victim was the family dog who ate some scraps thrown at him from the dining room table and immediately starts foaming at the mouth and kills the whole damn family, and the whole village proceeds to do likewise.

Anyone recall the name of that one? It was based on a true story in the 1800's.

[bigdumbbell]

Liberty and Tierney by Mark Levine

oh brother  i thought it was spelled tearany

[haider]

anything by david duke, james flynn, the Kloran, etc.

[hazbin]

my fav quotes from memory

" control the things you can control maggot, and let everything else take a flying fuck at you. And if you must go down, go down with your guns blazing"  Cort

" go then, there r other worlds than these" Jake

i still use those two often.  ' god pisses down your back every day, but he only drowns you once'

[hazbin]

my fav quotes from memory

" control the things you can control maggot, and let everything else take a flying fuck at you. And if you must go down, go down with your guns blazing"  Cort

" go then, there r other worlds than these" Jake

another one, ' that was before the world moved on, Roland!'

[CalvinH]

First Sharpe book from Bernard Cornwell.

[Natural_O]

I'm reading two books on organized crime right now that are really good:
 
"Gomorrah" by Roberto Saviano, a book about the Camorra, the organized crime outfit in Naples,
Italy and "Family Secrets" by Jeff Coan, a book about the Family Secrets trial, the trial that helped
bring down the Chicago Mafia.

[RJ DRIVER]

"I hope they serve beer in hell"
"Where is Joe Merchant"
"Freakanomics"

[Coach is Back!]

oh brother  i thought it was spelled tearany

Whatever, it's a great read.

[jetpower]

Star Trek and Philosophy: The Wrath of Kant (Popular Culture and Philosophy) (Paperback)
The Ethics of Star Trek (Paperback)
Star Trek Visions of Law and Justice (Law, Crime, and Corrections Series, V. 1) (Paperback)
Star Trek: Starfleet Survival Guide (Paperback)
Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual (Star Trek Next Generation (Unnumbered)) (Paperback)
The Physics of Star Trek (Paperback)

...and my personal favorite: Religions Of Star Trek (Paperback)