Read-A-Long with the Blur
In my time as a minor celebrity I often receive email wanting to more about me (mostly), the South Pole and Antarctica (sometimes). Let's stick with my strength and talk about me. I know my inner workings are the most interesting to my vast readership. So today I will give you a peek... What I have read since I came to the South Pole. I will only include books I wanted to read, not things I had to read (i.e. Microsoft Training courses, Cisco Manuals, How To - Soft Server ice cream machine). Here my list:
===Books===
Galaxies like Grains of Sand Brian Aldiss ISBN 0-451-13416-8
Orion Ben Bova ISBN 0-812-53215-5
Make Love* *The Bruce Campbell Way Bruce Campbell ISBN 0-312-31260-1
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Operation Barracuda David Michael ISBN 0-425-20422-7
The Bear and the Dragon Tom Clancy ISBN?
The Magical World of the Lord of the Rings David Colbert ISBN 0-425-18771-3
Australia and New Zealand on a Shoestring Lonely Planet ISBN 1-74059-646-3
===Graphic Novels===
The Punisher Ennis, Dillon and Palmiotti ISBN 0-7851-0783-5
Rising Stars J. Michael Stranczynski ISBN 1-582440-172-1
Watchmen Moore and Gibbons ISBN 0-930289-23-4
The Inhumans Jenkins and Lee ISBN 0-7851-0753-3
Kingdom Come Alex Ross ISBN 1-56389-330-4
DK2 Frank Miller ISBN 1-56389-870-5
StormWatch Force of Nature Ellis, Raney, Elliot ISBN 1-56389-646-x
StromWatch Lightning Strikes Ellis, Raney, Elliot ISBN 1-56389-650-8
Daredevil Visionaries: Frank Miller Volume 1 Frank Miller ISBN 0-7851-0757-6
So feel free to pick one of these up and I'll be happy to talk to you about it. What I have I liked the most so far? I have to say the Clancy book and of course Bruce Campbell. The Bruce Campbell book is a fun read and made me laugh out loud. If your at the library pick it up. Hell buy it because people will want to borrow it. Of course mine is a signed first edition, so you can't borrow it. What's on deck? A bunch...
Domes of Fire - David Eddings
The Complete Idiots Guide to Trantra
Stonehenge Decoded - Hawkins
The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon - Stephen King
Vengeance of Orion - Bova
Learn Latin
I have a rant but I'll make that a separate entry...
===Books===
Galaxies like Grains of Sand Brian Aldiss ISBN 0-451-13416-8
Orion Ben Bova ISBN 0-812-53215-5
Make Love* *The Bruce Campbell Way Bruce Campbell ISBN 0-312-31260-1
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Operation Barracuda David Michael ISBN 0-425-20422-7
The Bear and the Dragon Tom Clancy ISBN?
The Magical World of the Lord of the Rings David Colbert ISBN 0-425-18771-3
Australia and New Zealand on a Shoestring Lonely Planet ISBN 1-74059-646-3
===Graphic Novels===
The Punisher Ennis, Dillon and Palmiotti ISBN 0-7851-0783-5
Rising Stars J. Michael Stranczynski ISBN 1-582440-172-1
Watchmen Moore and Gibbons ISBN 0-930289-23-4
The Inhumans Jenkins and Lee ISBN 0-7851-0753-3
Kingdom Come Alex Ross ISBN 1-56389-330-4
DK2 Frank Miller ISBN 1-56389-870-5
StormWatch Force of Nature Ellis, Raney, Elliot ISBN 1-56389-646-x
StromWatch Lightning Strikes Ellis, Raney, Elliot ISBN 1-56389-650-8
Daredevil Visionaries: Frank Miller Volume 1 Frank Miller ISBN 0-7851-0757-6
So feel free to pick one of these up and I'll be happy to talk to you about it. What I have I liked the most so far? I have to say the Clancy book and of course Bruce Campbell. The Bruce Campbell book is a fun read and made me laugh out loud. If your at the library pick it up. Hell buy it because people will want to borrow it. Of course mine is a signed first edition, so you can't borrow it. What's on deck? A bunch...
Domes of Fire - David Eddings
The Complete Idiots Guide to Trantra
Stonehenge Decoded - Hawkins
The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon - Stephen King
Vengeance of Orion - Bova
Learn Latin
I have a rant but I'll make that a separate entry...
posted by Blur at 5/06/2006 10:23:00 PM
3 Comments:
Hey, can I borrow that Bruce Campbell book?
Hey, I'm impressed, I spent a fair amount of time in the library (ies?) and didn't think the selection was that good. Or did you bring it all???
Neal, No.
Bill, The books have been re-organized this year thanks to Tom Lohr. So the paperback selection is much better. I did bring down a couple and a couple were sent to my from Mother.
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