I always carry a non-fiction book in my back pack to read during those moments when I’m waiting for something else to happen. I often take notes on books I read. If you’re interested in my thoughts, check My Chapbook.

Currently in my backpack is:

The Assualt On Reason by Al Gore.

Previously I have read:

War Is A Force That Gives Us Meaning by Chris Hedges.
Bradbury Speaks: Too Soon From The Cave, Too Far From The Stars by Ray Bradbury.
Seducing The Demon: Writing For My Life by Erica Jong.
Our Endangered Values: America’s Moral Crisis by Jimmy Carter.
The End Of Poverty: Economic Possibilities For Our Time by Jeffrey D. Sachs.
Shelby Foote: A Writer’s Life by C. Stuart Chapman.
Coffee: A Dark History by Anthony Wild.
Women’s Reality by Anne Wilson Schaef
A Pirate Of Exquisite Mind by Diana Preston.

(For what I read prior to Sunday, 10 July 05, you may search the archives under Headspace and look for the In My Backpack… category.)