Books on Your Bedside Table

[amplify]

The Second Coming: Paramahansa Yogananda
The World is Flat: Thomas Friedman
The Book of Secrets: Osho
A Course in Miracles:
Light on Yoga: BKS Iyengar
The Sales Bible: Jeffrey Gitomer
The Fifth Mountain: Paulo Coelho
Collapse: Jared Diamond

[buriedbeds]

Books either on my bed but or on my bedside table, off the top of my head:

LSAT prep book, Kaplan

The Ultimate Math Refresher for the GRE, GMAT, and SAT, I Don't Remember

The Benjamin Franklin Reader, Franklin (compiled by Issacson, I believe)

The Power of Myth, joseph campbell

Moon in a Dewdrop, Dogen

The Tape Op book, by the good people at Tape Op

Lieh Tzu, umm, Lieh Tzu

The Bible, God (supposedly)

You Get So Alone At Times That It Just Makes Sense, Bukowski

Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, Joyce

Law School Confidential, I Can't Remember

Salt, Kurlansky

NLHE, Miller & Sklansky

Introduction to Human Nutrition, textbook by I don't know

The Architecture and Design of Man and Woman, Tsiaris (or something...)

HOH 3, Harrington

Against the Gods: The Remarkable Story of Risk, Bernstein

There are others, but these are all ones I've opened up and read within the past month. Basically, I read a ton of stuff, never read one thing all the way through (it takes forever before I actually finish anything), I reread a lot of my favorites and my bed and bedside table are covered with lots of random books. Underneath my dirtbag facade, I am something of a nerd.

-bb.

[WDC]

Godless- Peter Hautman
The Staggerford Murders- Jon Hassler
Enough Rope (short story collection) Lawrence Block

[maryfield48]

NLTAP (F)
The Making of the Atomic Bomb (NS)
Long Walk to Freedom (IP)

[Wyrm2]

Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell (IP)
HOH3 (F)
Precalculus with Trigonometry by Forester (I'm a math teacher)
and 1 unfinished Washington Post Sadoku

[GeniusToad]

just finished A Dirty Job by Christopher Moore.

not his best but surely worth the read.

[nolanfan34]

Autographed copy of Theory of No Limit Hold Em, Miller/Sklansky

Summer of '49, by David Halberstam

[El Diablo]

Tron,

Yes.

No, just what I'm currently reading.

The Orientalist: Solving the Mystery of a Strange and Dangerous Life by Tom Reiss and A Long Way Down by Nick Hornby.

[dibbs]

I cant beleive someone with that many posts hasnt finished TOP yet.

Anyways, from memory:
Hawthornes Collected novels
Satyrica
The Bhagavad Gita
Collected Essays of Keats
The Memoirs of Tennesee Williams
Goodnight Moon
Collected Essays of Emerson
Harringtons Endgame book

[mrTEA]

My Life as a Quant

Warped Passages Unraveling Mysteries of the Universe