And what are you reading now continued (again)?

[Arlaug]

After seeing a shot of Rosamund Pike all bloody in a bed I've picked up a copy of Gone Girl. Let's see what this is about.

[hamlet]

Men at Arms.

No idea what next. Mrs. H has a stack of manga she insists that I read. Why does that feel like a threat?

[PatriotBlade]

Have been carrying around The Red Tent by Anita Diamond for a couple of months, but I just can't get into it this time around... Looking for something else.

[The Nameless Thing]

Just finished re-reading 'The Abyss Beyond Dreams' by the best space opera author since E.E. Doc Smith, Peter F. Hamilton (in preparation to starting his last in this series, 'Night Without Stars'). If you like sci-fi and haven't read this guy, you should. Start with the 'Night's Dawn' trilogy. You will not be disappointed.

[Billobob]

Just completed the book The Fantastic voyage by Isaac Asimov.

[hamlet]

After a few short stories and tv shows, now reading, very slowly, Feet of Clay by Sir Pratchett.

Also been convinced to read "Library Wars" and "Yona of the Dawn" by Mrs. H, both of which are surprisingly good Manga that I recommend to pretty much anybody.

[Billobob]

After a few short stories and tv shows, now reading, very slowly, Feet of Clay by Sir Pratchett.

Also been convinced to read "Library Wars" and "Yona of the Dawn" by Mrs. H, both of which are surprisingly good Manga that I recommend to pretty much anybody.

Hmm feet of clay I don't think I've heard of it, whats the premise or basic synopsis of it?

[hamlet]

After a few short stories and tv shows, now reading, very slowly, Feet of Clay by Sir Pratchett.

Also been convinced to read "Library Wars" and "Yona of the Dawn" by Mrs. H, both of which are surprisingly good Manga that I recommend to pretty much anybody.

Hmm feet of clay I don't think I've heard of it, whats the premise or basic synopsis of it?

Pterry's discworld novel. City Watch investigates a few murders and a poisoning seemingly committed by golems who actually cannot do that.

[hamlet]

Weir's The Martian. Good book, Entertaining and, from time to time, extremely funny. I recommend it to anybody for a quick read.

[The Nameless Thing]

Finished re-reading all of Dresden Files while on vacation. Needed another long project to start. It was between Feist (Riftwar and Serpent War) or Peter Hamilton's Night's Dawn....Night's Dawn it is!

[Billobob]

I've almost finished the unabridged version of Oliver Twist, oh and I read Prilgrim's progress.

[TheGreenWizard]

The Journals of Lewis and Clark. Incredibly interesting read.

[PatriotBlade]

The last book I read was actually written by my adoptive dad. The Pastor's Replacement Bride by George McVey

[Billobob]

I just finished reading Thud a disc world novel by Terry Pratchet.

[TheGreenWizard]

How was it, Billobob?

[Billobob]

Actually I really enjoyed it even with it being only my third discworld book. Overall the series feels kind of like a mix between the hitchikers guide to the galaxy and LOTR. Though I'm not sure if it's as good as LOTR

[PatriotBlade]

I'm currently trying to re-read Anne of Green Gables but couldn't focus on it and am also trying to get into one of my roomie's books, Dragon Wing: Volume1 of the Death Gate Cycle by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman.

[Morwenna]

I never post in this thread anymore because I'm usually dipping into 3 or 4 books at a time... you don't want to know what the stack beside my bed looks like!

[The Nameless Thing]

I'm the same. 3 books at a time. 1 at home, 1 at the gym, and 1 at work. I keep 2 kindles and my I PAD busy.

[heliona]

I'm currently reading American Gods (the extended version) as I want to read it before watching the television series.

[Ladykat]

I'm currently reading something called The big Book of Jack the Ripper.

Not is it only a compendium of Ripper stories, some never before published. it also has witness statements and autopsy reports on the victims, and the "Ripper letters".......letters and notes to the police supposedly from the Ripper himself.

LK

[Celebrimbor32]

Fiction: Life and Fate by Vasily Grossman. Truly the "War and Peace" of the 20th century!

Non-fiction: The Eerie Silence by physicist Paul Davies. A fabulous book, though SETI enthusiasts like myself will be disappointed in his hypothesis that we earthlings are truly alone in the universe

[PatriotBlade]

Since posting last,a friend has managed to get me into the Outlander series. I just finished book 4, The Drums of Autumn and am (im)patiently awaiting book 5 from the library, The Firey Cross.

[Bilbo25]

I just finished The Angel of Darkness by Caleb Carr.

[PatriotBlade]

Just finished book 5 The Firey Cross of the Outlander Series.

[Otaku-sempai]

The last thing I read that wasn't a re-read: Neil DeGrasse Tyson's Astrophysics for People in a Hurry.

[Ninui]

Red Dragon / The Silence Of The Lambs ... Thomas Harris

Have wanted to read this series for a time now. How much did they change or kept the same. Found the double book the other day while yard sale shopping. 841 pages total. It'll be a while.
Will look on line for Hannibal. Want the whole set.

[Quimrill_Renctar]

Making Money by Terry Pratchett

Second time through it. Reading it with my wife.

[Cock-Robin]

I'm about finished reading The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens. It's really good for his first book.

[notlistening]

Currently reading The Shadow Of What Was Lost by James Islington. Very good so far.

And if anyone is a fan of Andrew Rowe, his books are available on sale now!

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