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I was looking into buying a kindle earlier this year...I am still not sold on the idea. Kindle on PC for reading ebooks... Maybe I am an amish reader as well!

I agree that King is a great writer. I threw in the "intellectual" in the King comment because of some earlier posts years ago where many folks criticized king as a hack and I defended his writing. To each his own. I have not read any of Jodi Picoult, but I have a few friends who enjoy her...

Hello and Welcome!

Sounds like an episode for Law and Order...

Hello and welcome. I have not read any works of the writers you have mentioned. Not yet...

Very nice collection Aqua! I have a few on the list. The Beginning Writer's Answer Book by Polking How To Write A Damn Good Novel by Frey The Elements of Style by Strunk, White I have many more, but i am at work and do not have my list with me...I have a good number of of other reference...

I just recieved The Orchard Keeper by Cormac McCarthy from Barnes and Noble.

Sorry to hear Disenthral, I hope the bad days soon pass... Hang in there!

Depends on the mood or current projects i am working. I read sometimes to learn, mostly to be entertained...and for the experience of looking at the world through someone else’s eyes for awhile... Mostly I read because I love to read. Always have, always will.

:lol: Good one!

hmmm...interesting. Not much of an explanation...I would have to agree with Sparky on this one.

Did you actually read this eyez...or are you trolling like usual...

I enjoyed it...

Interesting read! I have a collection of cookbooks and his one would fit right in!

Not a bad idea.

This depends. For an edition I am going to be just reading, the cheaper the better. If it is a book by an Author I collect like Hemingway, Steinbeck, or King, then I will try to find a first edition. For my non-fiction books for my reference library, just a nice looking hardcover will do.

Still of the Night - Whitesnake

Blue Moon of kentucky - Bill Monroe

I am in Louisiana, yearning for sex (but not a relationship) with a particular werewolf, beating another shape shifter that is humping my leg off with a stick, trying to get over my ex-lover vampire...and I think I am in love with another cocky vampire... This is the hardest book in this...

I write mostly short stories, so when i sit down to write - usually in spurts - I can churn out 10 pages an jhour when things are clicking. What usually happens i will get sidtracked before i can find the groove, so i may only finish a couple of pages each hour...I try to sit down to write a...