What are we reading?

[SorcererHeidi]

DisneyWar by James B. Stewart-For whatever reason, I love the inside baseball kind of stuff in various industries (Comics tend to get a LOT of this, especially between the 60's and the 90's) and the rise and fall of Michael Eisner found here is actually gripping

I'll have to look into this book. I also love the "behind the scenes" stuff in different industries (Disney, cruise ships, Vegas casino hosts are some of the ones I've read), and since I was very into the business side of Disney in the Eisner Era, and actively participated in his removal and the whole "Bring Back the Magic" campaign spearheaded by Roy Disney at the end, I think I'd really enjoy this.

 

[Aerin75]

Working through The Mageborn Traitor now even though I'll be dissatisfied when it's over (as this is the one where there's no third book to the trilogy). I tried to stay up all last night, but just couldn't do it. I'm going to move on to some of the books I've read about here when I'm done.

 

[Ndusmama]

Working through The Mageborn Traitor now even though I'll be dissatisfied when it's over (as this is the one where there's no third book to the trilogy). I tried to stay up all last night, but just couldn't do it. I'm going to move on to some of the books I've read about here when I'm done.

Seriously go read the series by Kate Elliott starting with Jaran. You will not be disappointed and it is finished. Well she has considered adding onto the story but it doesn't really matter.

 

[kellyarms20]

A Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin. Because withdrawals.

 

[Ndusmama]

A Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin. Because withdrawals.

Go read lamentation by Ken Scholes, or wheel of time by Robert Jordan.

 

[kellyarms20]

Go read lamentation by Ken Scholes, or wheel of time by Robert Jordan.

Oooh OK, I'll check those out!

 

[Aerin75]

Go read lamentation by Ken Scholes, or wheel of time by Robert Jordan.

Wheel of Time is awesomely me, but I do need the Wiki for it on many occasions!

 

[DantePD]

I'll have to look into this book. I also love the "behind the scenes" stuff in different industries (Disney, cruise ships, Vegas casino hosts are some of the ones I've read), and since I was very into the business side of Disney in the Eisner Era, and actively participated in his removal and the whole "Bring Back the Magic" campaign spearheaded by Roy Disney at the end, I think I'd really enjoy this.

I'm only about a quarter of the way through it right now, but it's fascinating. (And thus far, the impression I'm getting is the only people who weren't borderline sociopaths were Roy Disney and Michael Ovitz)