What are you reading now?

I'm opening this topic because... this is just a suspect (maybe I'm wrong) Jana was reading The Da Vinci Code, I think I saw a copy of this book in a photo when she was posing in her bedroom... I repeat probably I'm wrong.
(or maybe I dreamed it ).
Well anyway... I'm finishing to read "the forty seven ronin" of Tamenaga Shunsui, this book carry us to the Japan of 1702 where the values of obedience and responsibility go to the extreme in order to take revenge ... I really liked it and I recommend it.

For now, I'm reading Hot Video!

I recently read The Godfather by Mario Puzo. If you haven't read it and like great drama, pick it up!

Just got myself Eric Clapton's autobiography. I've been a fan of his for years and he's certainly lead an eventful life.

Yeah, "slow hand" ...is God.

I'm reading The Lord of the Rings.

About a week ago, I finished reading Motley Crue's Autobiography, now my husband has turned me on to Slash's best seller that just came out last week. It is so cool.

My hubby was part of that scene back when it was all happening, so it's really cool to hear all kinds of fun stuff from him as I'm reading it.

I just finished reading Snow by Orhan Pamuk which i thought was terribly sad. After that i read Cowboy Angels by Paul McAuley about time travelling CIA agents - it was a load of enjoyable nonsense.

I am reading Don Quixote by Miguel Cervantes which is rather hard going and The Blade Itself by Joe Abercrombie which is a load of old nonsense about wizards and warriors but good fun.

Don Quixote... very big an funny book

I am reading pretty interesting book about secret of clitoris.I like it,pretty good book from 16 sentury.
jana xo

16 century? ... very old book, but with an interesting subject.
If you want to read some weird and perturbing stories about sex and sexuality... please read the Marquis de Sade books, he removed the moral and religious bases of Europe in the 18 century... ( there's a movie of his life); the term "sadism" is derived from his name.
For me Sade brings the word "hardcore" to higher levels.

Here some of his books:

Justine, Les Infortunes de la Vertu or Good Conduct Well-Chastised.

Juliette, or Vice Amply Rewarded (l'Histoire de Juliette)

The 120 Days of Sodom, or the School of Freedoms (Les 120 Journees de Sodome, ou l'Ecole de libertinage)

Incest (Hesperus Classics)

The Crimes of Love (Les Crimes de l'Amour, Nouvelles heroiques et tragiques)

I rode another book of Sade, but I'm not sure about the correct translation.
In Spanish was "La máquina de follar", but in English could be "the Fuck machine", but as I said ... I'm not sure.

PD. Im reading "The second sex" of Simone de Beauvoir. In it she argues that women throughout history have been defined as the "other" sex, an aberration from the "normal" male sex.
it is not a feminist manifesto.

I finished The Blade Itself and am now reading book 2 in that series Before They Are Hanged. Its not exactly original but its a good fun read lots of swords & sorcery.

now... The art of loving, interesting book of Erich Fromm, strongly recommended,

http://www.dunenovels.com/books/godemperor.html

I'm reading God Emperor of Dune right now.

Siddartha; Herman Hesse novel