If you’re traveling, what’s on your play/reading list this week?

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2. thenoodlenose answered: fresh air podcasts and gaiman’s “the graveyard book”. love both; wish i grabbed another book, as i finished the ladder rather quickly…
3. meow1meow answered: Hells Angels - Hunter S Thompson
4. theghostandtheguest answered: Thrice’s latest album, they called it quits on Monday :(
5. agvw answered: I just finished The Hunger Games, so I’m either starting the sequel, Catching Fire, or Year of Magical Thinking by Joan Didion.
6. msleahhbic answered: Overthrow by Steven Kinzer
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8. johnjweaver answered: walden
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    I love posts like this. So many...and music ideas now!

11. tomea answered: The Elegance of the Hedgehog
12. exuperonic answered: Reading Travels in Siberia, listening to Bon Iver.
13. manicdaydream answered: Life, Universe, and Everything by Douglas Adams. An improbable hurtle throughout the galaxy is a perfect trip for this holiday.
14. dysfunctional-harmony answered: SAME HERE :D I’m listening to Prokofiev and Elliott Carter. Getting a little frustrated tho. Also have to get to my Apush and Ap Bio books…
15. starmont answered: Downloaded ‘News From Lake Wobegon’ Podcasts… Never gets old! Great traveling music. Driving, being driven, flying- it’s for all occasions.
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19. unrepentant answered: Ignorance, by Milan Kundera. Totally fascinating after a recent trip to Cuba.
20. catharticimagination answered: I’ve just started 1Q84 by Murakami. Looking forward to finally having time to read it.
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22. badassmichelleobama answered: Janis Joplin: Me and My Bobby McGee. Makes me want to take a road trip across America every time I listen to it. Bonjour de Montreal BTW!
23. seoulsistasarah answered: I’m in Seoul, reading “The Sun Also Rises” by Earnest Hemmingway
24. hijinksensued answered: This American Life and On Being podcasts I have saved up (sorry Fresh Air, I listen to you live!)
25. letterfromflint answered: Still working through Orhan Pamuk’s “Snow”.
26. wholedaythrough answered: Listening to new Alexander CD (self-titled), and Blue Slide Park - Mac Miller.
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28. acertainsortof answered: and do you love it? because i can’t decide if i should buy it or not…
29. caresseroflife answered: I just finished Don DeLillo’s “The Omega Point”, and I’m going to start reading Thomas Wolfe’s “Look Homeward Angel”
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31. wishtobegreat answered: The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova. I’m about 500 pages in. Hoping to finish over this holiday weekend.
32. snowpyramid answered: I’m reading the origins of totalitarianism by Hannah Arendt and also juist started 1Q84 yeahh
33. revesdevoyage answered: I’m reading Skinny Legs and All half way through and plan to plow through the rest this weekend. 2nd on the list is the Tao of Pooh. pure joy
34. asinglehand answered: Listening to Hades Town, what an amazing album. Reading the Swan Thieves, about an artist and his psychiatrist.
35. sherlockians-have-the-phonebox answered: Looking For Alaska
36. ceeeees answered: The Black Arts Movements by James Edward Smethurst
37. iindigo-child answered: The Hunger Games
38. cellogeekery answered: I’m listening to early Le Tigre and reading Solzhenitsyn!
39. eatandgreet answered: Reading Murakami’s A Wild Sheep Chase and Listening to Mariachi El Bronx
40. brownieroberts answered: Fagle’s translation of the Iliad.
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42. sherricruz answered: H.P. Lovecraft Literary Podcast, aka HPpodcraft
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44. vinotintoycigarillos answered: Requiem for a nun by William Faulkner and Devendra Banharts “What will we be” !
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46. glazedize answered: Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse Five and She & Him’s “Volume One”
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48. theladyheather answered: Gandhi: an autobiography
49. countingvertebrae answered: Reading American Gods by Neil Gaiman and Daniel Clowes newest graphic novel Daniel Boring. Listening to St. Vincent’s Strange Mercy.
50. tanvicious answered: Scott Pilgrim and listening to Nico!
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