Official What Are You Reading Thread:

[jaretthale78]

gods of eden - william bramley

 

[SenorDingDong]

William Faulkner - As I Lay Dying

 

[SenorDingDong]

Poppy Z. Brite - Lost Souls

 

[stevemcqueen]

The Sword Of Truth series by Terry Goodkind. I am currently on Soul Of The Fire and these books are amazing. So amazing, in fact, that Keith Merrow named a song from one of the books (Pillars Of Creation)

 

[Thrashmanzac]

i just finished reading the fall by de toro and hogan, now i need to get my hands on the night eternal

 

[SenorDingDong]

Joe Hill - Heart-Shaped Box

 

[SenorDingDong]

Brom - The Child Thief

 

[technomancer]

Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman - Dragons of Spring Dawning

Damn this new job has really slowed down my reading

 

[ibanezlover]

The Sword Of Truth series by Terry Goodkind. I am currently on Soul Of The Fire and these books are amazing. So amazing, in fact, that Keith Merrow named a song from one of the books (Pillars Of Creation)

Great series. Currently reading The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss.

 

[SenorDingDong]

Jack Ketchum - The Girl Next Door

 

[Blake1970]

Bram Stoker's Dracula

 

[SenorDingDong]

John Saul - House of Reckoning

 

[SenorDingDong]

Brom - The Plucker

 

[ittoa666]

Read most of it yesterday. Quite entertaining.

 

[SenorDingDong]

Peter Straub - Koko

 

[Iamasingularity]

"On the origin of species"

Really difficult, but sort of a Bible of its own.

 

[kung_fu]

Finished PKD's "The Transmigration of Timothy Archer" (REALLY good book ). I'm currently reading Asimov's "Foundation". I've been staying away from Brian Herbert andKevin J Anderson's Dune books for some time now, as i've heard they are pretty shitty, but i picked up the hard cover of "Paul of Dune" today for $2 (the dollar store i bought it from had loads of them ). Time to see if all of those strongly worded amazon reviews are right . I have tons more i have to get through first anyways.

 

[SenorDingDong]

Jack Ketchum - Right to Life

 

[Cyntex]

"On the origin of species"

Really difficult, but sort of a Bible of its own.

Same here, it;s very interesting but also tedious to read, so much details. I am only at page 106, at the start of "Divergence of CHaracter. Gave it a rest..for now..

Now I'm reading John Steinbeck's Grapes of Wrath, kind of what I expected, not a book to make you feel good, hits me pretty hard, even though theres an occasional laugh (the chicken instead of an axe part, cracked me up )

 

[Iamasingularity]

Same here, it;s very interesting but also tedious to read, so much details. I am only at page 106, at the start of "Divergence of CHaracter. Gave it a rest..for now..

Now I'm reading John Steinbeck's Grapes of Wrath, kind of what I expected, not a book to make you feel good, hits me pretty hard, even though theres an occasional laugh (the chicken instead of an axe part, cracked me up )

Ahhh fuck me. I wish I had more english books. Where I live good books are hard to come by and new imported ones cost 100$+ . I was looking for some Isaac Asimov books, and I asked the department lady if there were any. She checked her registery and said "Yes we have it!" So in excitement I followed her till she lead me to the science section. She then handed me this:

Me: FFFFFFUUUUUUUUU-