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The Hands of the Buddha
A modern interpretation of the Dammahpada

By: Susan Brassfield Cogan

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A Tall Tail a kindle short story by Charles Stross

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Just started Life of Pi.

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The Ghosts of Christmas a kindle short story by Paul Cornell

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Just finished Book 14 of Robert Jordan - Wheel of Time.

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Caught up on the Michael Bennett series

Worst Case
Tick Tock
I, Micheal Bennett

by James Patterson and Michael Ledwidge

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What did you think of it?

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Day by Day Armageddon J.L.Bourne

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The Finite Canvas a kindle short story by Brit Mandelo

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Kill Shot by Vince Flynn. Great series.

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Just finished Fox in Socks by the masterful Dr. Seuss. My daughters favorite book ever.

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Birdseye: The Adventures of a Curious Man by Mark Kurlansky

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About Fairies a kindle short story by Pat Murphy

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Just finished The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown, so I thought I'd stick with the theme and started reading The Last Templar by Raymond Khoury. Pretty good so far, a little farther than halfway through.

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Just finished As They See 'Em: A Fan's Travels in the Land of Umpires" by Bruce Weber. Great book. If you are a baseball fan, read it.

In the queue:

Good to Great by Jim Collins
The Odyssey by Homer

I'm all over the place.

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just about to start mockingjay of the huunger game trilogy...har to beleive but actually enjoying the series

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Our Human a kindle short story by Adam-Troy Castro

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Faster Gun a kindle short story by Elizabeth Bear

Last of the short stories for a little while :)

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I just started this book tonight. Author's name is James M. McPherson. At 904 pages, it certainly is a tome. I don't know that it's fair to call it, 'long and drawn out,' though. Shelby Foote's, The Civil War: A Narrative is 2,968 pages! Now that one's going to require a few more cigars! Coronas gigantes or similar! :D

Battle Cry of Freedom won McPherson a Pulitzer Prize in 1989 so I'm expecting it to be amaaazing. What did you think of it, Scott?