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I hold no prejudices when it comes to reading and eating. Anything that doesn't require two hands for eating is fair game. I don't really like reading in bed - it makes me too sleepy. Nothing worse than trying to reading while falling asleep - in the morning I can't remember a word of what I...

My most recent book purchase was: The Earth Shall Weep: A History of Native America - James Wilson I bought it in part for a paper I was writing. I have read sections that related to my paper but fully intend to finishing reading the book.

Bartleby's is a great all-around source. I've had the site bookmarked for years. All the rest of my favorites are books: American Heritage Dictionary Encyclopedia of Literature Roget's Thesaurus Rand McNally World Atlas Time Almanac New York Desk Reference The Dictionary of Cultural...

I read: Natural History Archaeology National Wildlife Scientific American Smithsonian Audubon Archaeology is the only one I read regularly. With the others it's dependent on what the articles are about.

Here's the short list in no particular order: Rear Window Charade The Haunting The Longest Yard (1974) Cool Hand Luke The Last Emporer Time Bandits West World Musa the Warrior The Magnificent Ruffians Snake in the Monkey's Shadow the Clint Eastwood Spaghetti Western trio - The...

I don't have a microwave, hairdryer, or any of a dozen other things that seem to be common household or personal items. I've gone without owning a television. I own a television now but I don't have cable or any other service that expands the number of available channels. I've also gone...

I'm surprised that's not on the list: dehydration causes headaches. Drinking water also keeps the kidney happy, and a happy kidney makes for a happy Renee.

Terry Goodkind He took an incredibly interesting story and wrote it in such a way that it only serves to make me scream. Characters will at times repeat the same dialogue for two pages, and not only do they repeat the dialogue for two pages in one book but they will repeat it throughout the...

I think being part of TBF will expand my reading horizons. Even though I read across genres, there are still a lot of books that I probably pass over but may otherwise enjoy reading.

Romance doesn't offer anything to my personal sense of taste. I tried reading a few when I was in my teens and it just didn't hold my interest the way horror did. I honestly find encyclopedias more interesting than romance - but that's just me.

Thank you, everyone, for the warm welcome. I'm working towards a BA in anthropology. I enjoy doing research - I don't like writing so much though. Number one hobby right now is nature photography. I wonder how many more books I could actually read if I didn't spend so much time online...

Hello. I'm an avid book reader, or perhaps just an avid book collector. I like fiction and non fiction; horror, fantasy, history, mythology, religion, anthropological/archaeological topics, comics/mangas, magazines, a little bit this and that. I like reading series, books dealing with the...