I'm jumping back and forth between two books at once. I'm on volume one of the Horus Heresy series in the Warhammer 40k storyline and Skulduggery Pleasant Vol. 2.
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I am currently on my second read through of "The master and the margarita" by Mikhail Bulgakov. I love that book.
This morning I was also reading a couple of sections on horizontal gene transfer and phylogenetic trees from a book called "Molecular microbiology of the cell" for my molecular microbiology and immunology class. It is a riveting read...
This morning I was also reading a couple of sections on horizontal gene transfer and phylogenetic trees from a book called "Molecular microbiology of the cell" for my molecular microbiology and immunology class. It is a riveting read...
I've always seen the The Flood as the weakest Halo novel, for one the Chief's personality is so disjointed from his other depictions. Still a pretty good book though.ThatLankyBastard said:
Currently I'm reading Halo: Cryptum by Greg Bear. A really great book if you're well-versed in Halo lore, but still well written and interesting enough to qualify as a good book if you're not.
I am re-reading my favorite Garrett stories by Glen Cook. (Sweet Silver Blues, Bitter Gold Hearts, Cold Copper Tears, Old Tin Sorrows, Dread Brass Shadows, Red Iron Nights). I don't really like the later Garrett books, but I re-read the early ones at least once a year.
I just finished The Riyria Revelations by Michael J. Sullivan and they are amazing. They reminded me why I fell in love with fantasy books and I highly recommend them. I started with the second book (Avempartha) and I'm kind of glad I did, the first one, The Crown Conspiracy, was a little slow off the mark. Avempartha was a much tighter story and the writing was better.
I just finished The Riyria Revelations by Michael J. Sullivan and they are amazing. They reminded me why I fell in love with fantasy books and I highly recommend them. I started with the second book (Avempartha) and I'm kind of glad I did, the first one, The Crown Conspiracy, was a little slow off the mark. Avempartha was a much tighter story and the writing was better.
Fiction: Eisenhorn by Dan Abnett. Not something I'd normally read, but a friend lent it to me and I'm really enjoying it. I went in knowing nothing of the Warhammer 40k universe; I'm thinking I might look into picking up a few more books (if anyone has any suggestions for other decent 40k books, feel free to let me know).
Non-Fiction: Philosophical Investigations. Again. It really feels like one can never read this book too many times.
Non-Fiction: Philosophical Investigations. Again. It really feels like one can never read this book too many times.
You can't go wrong really with any of Dan Abnett's other book such as Titanicus or the Gaunt's Ghosts series.I'd also recommend Storm of Iron and the Ultramarines series by Graham McNeill and the Space Wolf series by William King and Lee LightnerJaime_Wolf said:
Edit:How could I forget the Ciaphas Cain series by Sandy Mitchell.Some of the best 40k books I've read
Currently reading Blood Ravens:The Dawn of War omnibus by CS Goto.It's pretty good so far
Umm... I just realized, I have no idea who it's by... There's a surprising amount of books called Lolita...Cheesebob said:
Currently reading Tolkien's "Unifinished Tales of Numenor and Middle Earth"
I'll be starting Metro2033 within the next week or two . . .
I'll be starting Metro2033 within the next week or two . . .
I just started that one... I haven't gotten far enough into it yet to get a figure on if it's good or not... I'll definitely stick with it now though!Eldritch Warlord said:
