I'm takin a linguistics course so I'm reading A LOT of Noam Chomsky, at the same time Im reading this dope book I think a lot of peeps on here would appreciate (especially Bigga)---

Come Back to Me My Language--J. Edward Chamberlin

It talks about the influence of slavery on poetics and the west indies.

Currently reading "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu (for the third time, I love this book)

I still havent read this! I just finished reading 'The Alchemist' for the third time...

I've also read the alchemist like 3 times.

lol.....I haven't read The Alchemist yet because I'm temporarily addicted to The Art of War.....it's a MUST read....believe me....it gives you a whole different perspective of strategy and since I read it the first time, I notice myself thinking differently about my approach to certain things.....I highly recommend you read it!

I'm reading something which I usually dont, which is non-fiction, but this is a jem that I am reading right now, its called DUNE!! What a descriptive story, the irony is I dont like fiction because of the descriptions, really dragging on and shit, but you READ DUNE FOR THE DESCRIPTION, the guy somehow literally draws you right into it..

I hate fiction, but this hear is a good one, since the likes of a wrinkle in time, I've not read a good like this, although it is old, still, is a damn good read!

'confederacy of dunces' right now
before that '100 years of solitude'
before that 'closing of the american mind'
before that 'midnight's children'
...
i read all the time
and only the best shit.

How Europe Underdeveloped Africa and 100 years of Solitude, both of these at the same time. I finished King Leopold's Ghost like 2 or 3 weeks ago and I was readin this next level book Sophie's World a month or so before that.

Pinballing around major cities of the world, this is a breakneck journey from the New York projects where it all began to the consumerist arcane of modern Tokyo, from the schizophrenic menace of Johannesburg to the favela drug factions of Rio, as Whitbread Award-winning writer Patrick Neate investigates the way hip hop - the most potent expression of black America - has been appropriated and subsumed by both international capital and local cultures to create a unique and fascinating form of globalism.

A stunning musical jouney, personal pilgrimage and cultural odyssey, 'Where You're At' is ultimately hip hop's story of how it conquered the globe and nobody noticed.

Currently Reading:

"The Wretched of the Earth" by Frantz Fanon and "The big bing" by Stanley Bing.

I just finished reading War and Peace, the Slave Narratives, Ulysses and I've just picked up "Garfield's Just Deserts" bathroom reader.

I'm so fucken well read.

hahahahah NERDS!

Books are NOT hip hop.

your a GEEK, cause hip hop CATERS TO NERDS

Books are for SMART CHAPS, you ILLETERATE MONKEY!

"The Purpose Driven Life" by Rick Warren

Yo Scars I bought that book recently and aint gotten around to readin it yet. It looks like a good read. I hope it is.