Renoir--Woman
Standing By A Tree, 1866
One
of my favorite writers is Jane Austen, and I like Pride And Prejudice
the most. No, I meant, I LOVE it! I read it many, many time.
It is a classic, and I think everybody should read it. Her work also includes
Emma,
Sense
And Sensibility,
Mansfield Park,
and many more.
Renoir--Woman
Standing By A Tree, 1866
I
have read some interesting books recently. Mabye you would also like
to read them and talk to me
about them --
Read in 2000
Are
You Experienced by William Sutcliffe
It's about Dave travelling to India. It's
quite funny.
Read in 1999
Omega
by Patrick Lynch
A virus/pharmaceutical company story.
Read in 1998
Carriers
by Patrick Lynch (May 1998)
A virus fiction story. It was pretty
good.
Read in 1997
Exegesis
by Astro Teller (Oct 97)
E-mail messages
between a graduate student of computer science, emphsizing in atificial
intelligence, and well, the computer! (or what she thinks is the computer)
Chat
by N. MacCarthy
(May 97)
It is a story of
two people who meet through e-mail, and you just can't help getting sucked
into their unexpected and amazing conversation.
Hot
Zone by Richard
Preston (April 97)
There are these
monkeys with a dealy virus right in the United States! Scientist
risk their lives to study the situation and save the lives of many people.
Book(s) in
Process
Lies My Teacher
Told Me--Everything your American History Textbook Got Wrong
by james W. Loewen
It is about how
high school history books don't necessarily reflect true his tory.
I would also
like to read the following books in the near future:
The
Carrier by
Patrick Lynch
I suspect this to
be a Hot Zone type story, It should be interesting.
Level
4 by
More virus stories.
The
Virus Hunter by C..J. Peters
C.J. Peters is one
of the scientists mentioned in The Hot Zone that is really involves in
scientific research on viruses. I just want to see what he has to
say about his work.
Deadly
Feasts by Richard Rhodes
The cover of this
book looks real cool. I know, "Don't judge a book by its cover." Anyways,
I think this is about diseases.
Oct 20, 1997
