shock doctrine by naomi klein at the minute. not much of a reader but this is pretty cool.

i tend to read a whole bunch of books at any one time, so currently on the go are….

Cormac McCarthy : The sunset limited (a play, very short, will finish it tomorrow, so far so good)
Lucian Randall: Disgusting Bliss the Brass Eye of Chris Morris (interesting if you like his work and want to dig a little deeper)
Alexander Masters: Stuart, a life backwards (great insight into homlessness via an unlikely friendship… midway through, pretty compulsive)
Steve Toltz: Fraction of the whole (blackly comic, strange, quite moving at times… its a long ass book but worth sticking with!)

why?

where do most of you read? i find it hard to just read sat at home, when instead i could be listening to music/chatting to hot girls on the internet aaaaaaaall day etc

Before bed.

Just finished the killer inside me, excellent read if a little short.

Started crime and punishment yesterday

finished mobs recommendation of "under and alone", thought it was good and very interesting - didnt even know biker gangs really still/ever existed.

ending "Hater" now - kinda post apocalyptic story about a large % of the human race suddenly turning violent on each other through fear. Guillermo Del Toro's allegedly bought the rights and is producing a film.


anyone got any more suggestions?

If you liked the post-apocalyptic stuff Death of Grass is good and I enoyed Year of the Flood by Margaret Atwood.

thanks

ive read glamorama and less than zero both by him as well, they are good but not as good as american psycho, imo

other 'classics' include

underworld - don delillo
seize the day - saul bellow
a confederacy of dunces - john kennedy toole
on the road - jack kerouac
catch 22 - joseph heller

and many many others