What are you reading right now?

[BabyRaptor]

The Great Divorce, C S Lewis.

 

[romanator0]

I am currently reading the Grey Knights Omnibus. After I finish that I plan on finishing the Black Company series by Glen Cook.

 

[WaReloaded]

At the moment I'm reading Magician by Raymond E. Feist, it's the first book in the Riftwar trilogy. The book is incredible thus far, perhaps the best book I've ever read (I might be enjoying Magician even more than The Hobbit).

 

[AbsoluteVirtue18]

Retribution by . It's been pretty good so far, and I've been waiting for a book about Sundown since Dance With The Devil.

 

[Wintermoot]

Count Zero by William Gibson I have the entire Sprawl Trilogy.

 

[dragdev]

I've been reading sharpes Triumph and the shantaram on the train.

 

[Death Wolf113]

blood lines right now and a few others

 

[Sk1ver]

Feed, Mira Grant.
Bloggers and Zombies, together at last

 

[Mister Swift]

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.

It's remarkably true to the original.

 

[doggie135]

Currently going through "Crime and Punishment" by Fyodor Dostoyevsky. Great classic read :3

 

[Incredible Bullshitting Man]

Finishing up The Curious Casebook of Inspector Hanshichi. Very much enjoying it.

Also, Watchmen.

 

[smeghead25]

I have a problem. Basically, I'll start reading something, then something else will come along and I'll start reading that, then it'll happen over and over again until I have something like 30 books on the go that I just randomly pick up and continue when I feel like it.

I'll spare you a big list of everything I'm reading. Instead, here's a couple of the ones I'm deeply entrenched in at the moment:

The Acropolis series by Sean Williams. If you have a craving for more Richard Morgan, this series is probably as close as you're gonna get. And this guy doesn't just stick around on a single planet for a whole book!

I just finished the final page of Consider Phlebas by Iain M. Banks yesterday, and Dresden Files: Ghost Story by Jim Butcher today. Both are absolutely fantastic reads, and the new Dresden Files was definitely one of his most creative and original books yet. And some others I would recommend that I'm various parts of the way through:

Death's Head by David Gunn
Stealing Light by Gary Gibson
Gridlinked by Neal Asher
Nightfall by Stephen Leather
Metro 2033 by Dmitry Glukhovsky

 

[smeghead25]

Well, I just finished World War Z and now I'm reading Yahtzee's Mogworld and it ain't too bad.

Mogworld surprised the hell out of me. I expected it to be alright, maybe more of a parody, but turns out it also has a pretty good plot with some very interesting... erm... mechanics? It was a genuinely good read, and it just keeps geting better as it goes along. By the end, you really want a sequel.

 

[onewheeled]

I recently read 1984 by George Orwell for the first time, for school. It absolutely blew me away, and it's now one of my favorite books of all time.

And in the near future, I plan on reading Orson Scott Card's Ender's Game, H. G. Well's War of the Worlds, and the Hunger Games series by Suzanne Collins.

 

[Vengeful Dusk]

I'm currently reading Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein", then I'm going to read "Romeo and Juliet" for shits and giggles, and finish up with Dante's "Inferno".

Then once those are finished I get to start on my university reading list, and then the bets are on as to how long it takes me to kill myself...

 

[Mace Tulio]

I just started reading "The Clash of Fundamentalisms: Crusades, Jihads and Modernity" by Tariq Ali. Just finished a little book Chinese History.

 

[Extraintrovert]

Fanfiction. Lots and lots of fanfiction. Shinji and Warhammer 40K (still ongoing after four years and still as awesome as ever), Imperfect Metamorphosis, The Shape of the Nightmare to Come, Interstitium, The Punishment, among many others (thank you, non-existent attention span), all of them clearly demonstrating the only difference between professional and amateur fiction is that the former has a publisher. Then there's all of the My Little Pony fanfiction I've found after becoming part of the herd, from It's a Dangerous Business, Going Out Your Door to Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying.

I'm also currently working my way through the Gaunt's Ghosts books (yes, it's fanfiction) after purchasing nine of them at once, which I do not regret in the slightest.

 

[Titan Buttons]

Gotrek and Felix and False Gods
They are both well written and keep me interested.

 

[Rage Builder]

"A storm of Swords" by George R.R. Martin and "A Kingdom Besieged" by Raymond E. Fiest.
Not very far into the latter though but so far they're both books that I would recommend.

(Both pretty deep within their own series though)

 

[WolfThomas]

Finishing off The Losers from the Vertigo line.