Whatcha Reeeading?
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Currently working through everything by Neil Gaiman. Currently on Anansi Boys.
Wanting to read David Edding's The Ruby Knight, since The Diamond Throne was sheer brilliance.
Wanting to read David Edding's The Ruby Knight, since The Diamond Throne was sheer brilliance.
Currently reading 'Neverwhere' by Neil Gaiman.
I recommend 'The Forest of Hands and Teeth' by Carrie Ryan though
I recommend 'The Forest of Hands and Teeth' by Carrie Ryan though
It seems like the Escapist is still sane. Haven't seen the word 'Twilight' come up anywhere.
As to what I'm reading... huh. Reading through stuff by Andy McNab (On Liberation Day at the moment) and I suppose I'm still reading Libra by Don Delilo.
As to what I'm reading... huh. Reading through stuff by Andy McNab (On Liberation Day at the moment) and I suppose I'm still reading Libra by Don Delilo.
Nightmares and Dreamscapes, a compilation of short stories by Stephen King.
The first story was the best so the rest of them have left me with a modicum of dissapointment, unfortunately. About 3/4 of the way through it. I highly recommend it.
The first story was the best so the rest of them have left me with a modicum of dissapointment, unfortunately. About 3/4 of the way through it. I highly recommend it.
=OCiarang said:
You, sir, should be lobotomised, since you're obviously not using your brain. There are children in Africa who would be glad of a proper brain!
As for me, Wolf Hall, by Hillary Mantel
Am presently reading a HP Lovecraft short story collection (copious amounts of casual racism but cool) and i just finished the road (A bit harrowing but surprisingly easy to read).
Speaker for the Dead by Orson Scott Card and
In the Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss
Both took me a little bit to get into but now they've me sucked in.
In the Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss
Both took me a little bit to get into but now they've me sucked in.
Right now it's Atlas Shrugged and Mein Kampf. Just switching between the two. Man. Hitler is long winded. After that I'll be reading Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.
I'm reading a bunch of books at the same time-
Rereading 'The Enemy' by Charlie Higson
Rereading 'Cell' by Stephen King
Rereading 'Hells Heroes' by Darren Shan
Rereading 'Artemis Fowl and the Time Paradox' by Eoin Colfer
...Damn,I need some new books!
EDIT: Oh I forgot-
Reading 'Farenheit 451'
Reading 'Trainspotting'
Rereading 'The Enemy' by Charlie Higson
Rereading 'Cell' by Stephen King
Rereading 'Hells Heroes' by Darren Shan
Rereading 'Artemis Fowl and the Time Paradox' by Eoin Colfer
...Damn,I need some new books!
EDIT: Oh I forgot-
Reading 'Farenheit 451'
Reading 'Trainspotting'
You know, usually I'd flame you for not appreciating a classic but to be honest I didn't enjoy that one that much either.RanD00M said:
At the risk of sounding nerdy, I am currently reading the continuation books of 'Bulldog Drummond' written by Gerard Fairlie following after the original author, H.C. McNeile (Sapper).
The books predate the eventual darker 'Hardboiled' detective genre of the post-WW2 US (which I also enjoy) with British humour, larrikinism and mateship and all those other good things to come out of WWI. There's action, crime, mystery, suspense and everything that makes a good book to me.
At the moment I'm half way through 'Bulldog Drummond on Dartmoor', which was published in 1938
The books predate the eventual darker 'Hardboiled' detective genre of the post-WW2 US (which I also enjoy) with British humour, larrikinism and mateship and all those other good things to come out of WWI. There's action, crime, mystery, suspense and everything that makes a good book to me.
At the moment I'm half way through 'Bulldog Drummond on Dartmoor', which was published in 1938
right now im currently reading Dormia, im only on page 4 though (got it like 2 days ago and havent felt like reading much) so don't tell me ANYTGING if your also reading it.
If you do I'll reserect MaxTheReaper and he will reap you gladly.
If you do I'll reserect MaxTheReaper and he will reap you gladly.
Pygmy, by Chuck Palaniuk. It's something you'd have to read to understand...
Also, I just recently finished Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, so that I can see the movie without feeling guilty.
EDIT: I'm also reading A Midsummer Night's Dream for school. Curse you, Shakespeare!
Also, I just recently finished Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, so that I can see the movie without feeling guilty.
EDIT: I'm also reading A Midsummer Night's Dream for school. Curse you, Shakespeare!