Non-Fiction Reading

[Ranthium]

I don't really read non-fiction per se. The closest I tend to delve into into is a myriad of philosophy books. What kind of Non-Fiction do you other peoples enjoy? Any recomendations?

[Josh]

I try not to read it too. I get enough non-fiction in day to day life honestly.

The last thing I remember reading was William Shatner's biography... cause he's my hero and all. Sad but true.

[Cogito]

Biographies. Anything from Peter the Great, to Nancy Reagan.

And generally weird stuff like "Great Mambo Chicken and the Transhuman Condition: Science Slightly over the Edge" which I got halfway through, before I realized it was NOT fiction, which was kinda scary, funny and weird.

[Arctic]

i like non-fiction, but i don't get time to read a lot of it. when i do, i mostly read science, religion, philosophy, occult, history, art/architecture, or biography related books. i'm particularly interested in modern science and ancient cultures. i'm the posterchild for national geographic didn't you know ;).

a good science read is Dawkin's 'The Selfish Gene'. it goes into the evolution and genetics of the universe.

[Wiggum]

I mainly read biographies, occasionally a history book on a period that interests me. Anything written by William Manchester is worth the time.