books What are you reading right now?

[Mathachew 149]

[Paul Ferson 51]

I'm liking it so far. It has a strange scale of time in some ways; it jumps forward two years in the space of a single page, for example, but it's still a really enjoyable story. This is my first experience with Stephen King, and with it being based around something so historically significant I suppose it can only be a good start. Since I saw the film Christine quite a few years ago I'd like to read the original book it was based on too. I'm fairly confident the next book I'm going to be reading is George Orwell's 1984. I haven't posted an update in this thread in over a month. :o

[Mathachew 149]

[Mathachew 149]

Been a while since I posted here. Read a lot of comic books and several novels. Off I go to read!

[The King of GnG 181]

Re-reading William H. Hodgson's The House on the Borderland (Italian translation by Gianni Pilo, "La Casa sull'Abisso").

[DocM 12,646]

'Killing Kennedy' by Bill O'Reilly.

If all history books were written like this, and 'Killing Lincoln,' students would like the subject a lot more.

[welchmen22 2]

Currently reading A Storm of Swords. Recently finished Enders Game and the Sequel Speaker for the Dead. After A Storm of Swords I plan to read The Heros by Joe Abercrombie.

[leesmithg 226]

The Rain Maker: John Grisham

Going to be joined by, What IS A Googly? The Mysteries of Cricket Explained: Robert Eastaway (Foreword by Ted Dexter)

[Damo R. 29,656]

[djdanster 594]

Just getting around to reading the Steve Jobs book.

[RadishTM 284]

Just finished, an intriguing read.

[moloko 185]

I am rereading the RAMA series.

[Gerowen 1,116]

Foxfire 3, reading up on how to tan animal hides.

[Phouchg 2,050]

Borrowed. For no reason other than to look smart in front of certain people.

[Ryya 8]

Toll the Hounds by Steven Erikson

I'm reading Dust of Dreams by Steven Erikson :)

[Mathachew 149]

I read Gardens of the Moon about a month ago. It was a struggle to motivate myself to continue reading it after getting halfway through. I'm glad I did as the latter half improved a lot, but overall the book was a far cry from the platitudes it has received, at least as a standalone book. If this is the worst of the series, however, I'm looking forward to the rest. Starting this tonight:

[Kami- 178]

This thread?

[Dashel 538]

Got myself a Nook (e-ink) a few months back and am enjoying it.

Finished recently:

Age of Reason - Paine (Been too long since I read it last, such a great decapitation of revealed religion)

Glamorama - Bret Easton Ellis (Good after the first hundred repetitive pages or so)

Invisible Monsters - Palahniuk (Loved it)

Various Lovecraft/Howard short stories

Bad Religion - How we became a nation of heretics - Excellent read - "A piercing critique of heresy in a country where "traditional Christian teachings have been warped into justifications for solipsism and anti-intellectualism, jingoism and utopianism, selfishness and greed."

Next up, Sanderson's Mistborn and the Girl w/Dragon Tattoo series. Should tide me over, bring on the final book of the WoT!

[Routerbad 90]

Gamadin Book 3: Distant Suns. I'll be on to book 4 later this week.

[Growled 3,880]

The Book of Enoch - translated by Rev George Schodde

[Mathachew 149]

[moloko 185]

I reading the entire run of Spawn right now. I am up to 136 now.

[Haggis 981]

Ghost in the Wires

[The King of GnG 181]

Just finished reading Max Brooks' Zombie Survival Guide (Italian translation). Adorable, too bad the zombie genre is mostly **** these days....

[Farstrider 297]

A Song Of Ice And Fire - George RR Martin (Seven Books Starting With "A Game Of Thrones" pretty cool stuff!)