I'm reading "Probability Moon" by Nancy Kress; science fiction. It won both the Hugo and Nebula Awards, but so far (about 1/3 through) I can't figure out why. Maybe these awards no longer mean what they used to.
I'm also reading "The Souls of Black Folk" by WEB Du Bois, the famed civil rights activist. This is far more interesting than I would've figured, not being much of a social sciences buff. It's an exposition on what it means to be Black in America at the end of the 19th century. Very poetic and eloquent, I've been telling everyone to read it

What's everyone reading in between checking out partisan "news" sites for the latest in Somalia?