What book are you currently reading?

[[Gavo]]

The Singularity is Near and The Moral Landscape, by Raymond Kurzweil and Sam Harris, respectively.

 

[SUPA FRANKY]

I just finished The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Now, I'm moving on to Harry Potter so I can get that series out of the way next.

 

[Idiotastic]

The Count of Monte Christo.
Though I haven't had time to get a real good and long read.

 

[Sebenko]

Just finished Titanicus and CIAPHAS CAIN: DEFENDER OF THE IMPERIUM.

Slightly less impressive literature than my last book, Roadside Picnic.

 

[GameGoddess101]

I'm jumping between The Lovely Bones (I forget the author at the present) and East by Edith Patou.

 

[MetalDooley]

Blood Ravens:The Dawn of War omnibus by C.S Goto.Tis pretty good so far

 

[Sti Nky Che Ese]

George Carlin : Last Words

 

[Random berk]

Mario Puzo's The Godfather, soon to be followed up with The Last Don.

 

[Randomologist]

The Fort, by Bernard Cornwell. The same guy who writes the Sharpe books, which I also love.

 

[eggy32]

Currently reading Storm Front, the 1st Dresden Files book and The Colour of Magic, the 1st Discworld book.

 

[cleric of the order]

I've got the Darkwar Omnibus by Glen Cook.

 

[skcseth]

Stuff White People Like: A Definitive Guide to the Unique Taste of Millions by Christian Lander

Good stuff ha

 

[acklumos]

I'm about half way through Dragon Age: The Calling right now.

 

[Neo10101]

Spice and Wolf

 

[Vkmies]

"The God Delusion" Interesting stuff, I must say.

 

[Mikeyfell]

I must admit, I've been reading it before bed and it does the trick.

nice

 

[shwnbob]

Wolves of the Calla by Stephen King.

 

[CharrHawk164]

Teh Assassin's Creed one you lent me. Forgotten the title. Just like staring at the cover tbh =]

It basically follows the storyline of the second game but done very well, unlike some game books.

Hay I ran into you again
"Wait theres an Assassin's Creed Book?"

Oh hai! Yes Assassin's Creed Renaissance. It's brill.

 

[Lukeje]

Ermm... Love in the Time of Cholera, Dynamic Nuclear Orientation, and Lie Groups: An Introduction Through Linear Groups.

Take a guess at which ones are for work and which one is for pleasure.

Love in the Time of Cholera, you're obviously a Spanish Literature professor who reads physics and math textbooks in their spare time. For some reason that actually makes a bit of fridge logic for a bit. Of course people who have to read literature for work read textbooks for fun. Doi.

Alas, no. Though now I kinda wish I was some kind of scholar in Latin American studies just so that I could give you a thumbs up.

 

[FieryButterfly]

The Maiden's Heart by Julie Beard... Medievel love story by what the back of it says lol. Just started it.