Summer Reading

**V-Unit** · 06-21-2005, 05:29 PM

Anyone know a good fiction book I can pick up? I'm getting more and more bored everyday so I might as well read.

Del Rio · 06-21-2005, 05:35 PM

Some books I enjoyed,

Z for Zacharia
The Jungle---->Upton Sinclair
Galapagos----->Kurt Vonnegut
The Stranger---> Albert Camus
The Guest (Short Story)-->Albert Camus
A Modest Proposal (Satire short story)--->Swift
Biography of Rasputin

What kind of books do you like?

**cajunvike** · 06-21-2005, 05:36 PM

What kind of fiction? Mystery? Suspense? Science fiction? Romance novels? LOL

**cajunvike** · 06-21-2005, 05:37 PM

"Del Rio" wrote:

Some books I enjoyed,

Z for Zacharia
The Jungle---->Upton Sinclair
Galapagos----->Kurt Vonnegut
The Stranger---> Albert Camus
The Guest (Short Story)-->Albert Camus
A Modest Proposal (Satire short story)--->Swift
Biography of Rasputin

What kind of books do you like?

From what I hear, Rasputin was a man among men!

Del Rio · 06-21-2005, 05:39 PM

Ha didn't even catch that you wanted fiction

You could read Dante's Inferno in honor of our QB.

Cajun, Rasputin was a ladies man to say the least. One of the first rockstars :grin:

**cajunvike** · 06-21-2005, 05:43 PM

"Del Rio" wrote:

Ha didn't even catch that you wanted fiction

You could read Dante's Inferno in honor of our QB.

Cajun, Rasputin was a ladies man to say the least. One of the first rockstars :grin:

On a par with Tommy Lee from what I hear...Pamela Anderson would have been all over his jock back in the day! :lol:

**vikes09** · 06-21-2005, 06:06 PM

i dont know about you, but i love tom clancy books. right now im reading the dragon and the bear.

for the first 7 years of my life my dad always threatened to get me the feel the fuzzy bunny book. i hated it. id break down in tears, and i was like 4. :lol:

**V-Unit** · 06-21-2005, 06:55 PM

Oohh Dante's Inferno...

I kinda like science fiction but not to the point where its unbeleivable. Otherwise I'm pretty much a fan of any genre as long as its a good read.

**cajunvike** · 06-21-2005, 07:20 PM

You could always read the Dave Robicheaux detective novels by James Lee Burke...I like them, but then I am kinda partial because they are set in my Cajun homeland. But seriously, Burke is the master of setting the scene...it feels like you are really there.