What are you reading?

[NowStop]

What is everyone reading at the moment? I myself just finished "The Looking Glass Wars" series...omfg its good.

I'm next considering Kissinger's "On China"...what about everyone else?

[Kitten]

I'm in the middle of a book called The Judas Strain. Bought it second-hand off someone. So far it seems to be pretty good. Something about a scary, mysterious virus and ancient civilisations and what not.

[jlstockton25]

Game Of Thrones. And getting extremely mad lol I'm a third of the way through the third book

[thefunman]

Myths that American Live By.

[Jack Elam Fan]

well I am reading two one is called march upcountry about a earth prince stranded on a backwater planet with only his marine bodyguards.

The other is called The Great Trek, a story about a large cattle drive across Austrailia.

[heishere]

Currently, I'm reading 'The Labyrinth of Dreaming Books.' Although I just finished 'Civil War' by Stuart Moore...and before that, I re-read the Twilight Saga. I only list this uch because it was all in the last week or so LOL

Heish

[This-Girl]

Just finished "Midnights Daughter" and now reading "Fury's Kiss" both by Karen Chance.

[SlaveLena]

Kushiel's Dart, at the recommendation of my master

[CookieMaker]

I read about SS officers' daily life from Jew maid girls perspective. At same time I read also Marvel's book-sized comics collection.

[BlueCookies]

I'm currently reading Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void. Its starting out slow, so I hope it picks up soon.

[Markbassplayer]

Patrick Rothfuss, "The Name of the Wind." Awesome epic fantasy that subverts many of the cliches of the genre. Highly recommended!

[Kitten]

Right now I'm in the middle of Humble Pie by Gordon Ramsay.
Or well, I say I'm in the middle but I'm really near the end. I really liked it.
One of the better autobiographies I've read, recently.

[Grindboy]

I'm currently reading "My Own Kind of Freedom" by Steven Brust

It was going to be the official novel to span the gap between the Firefly television series and the Serenity movie. Universal didn't license it so the author made it creative commons and released it. I think it's the closest we'll get to a new official story from the 'verse. You can get it for free here in just about every format: http://dreamcafe.com/downloads/

[nudeguy]

game of thrones. it is enraging

[Komodo Jones]

I'm trying to muscle my way through Dracula right now. I'll probably be reading Frankenstein or some anthology of science fiction when I have some questions answered for a dare I'm doing involving reading.

[Dareholic]

I am re-reading Dante's "The Divine Comedy." Yeah, I know; it is no light summer reading, but I like it. :cool:

[phanmail]

The Killing Floor by Lee Child good so far, but I really can't wait for the next Vince Flynn book.

[Embii]

Sputnik Sweetheart - Haruki Murakami

[DirtyDarez]

Currently reading The Alchemist and have just finished The Winner Stands Alone which was brilliant, both by Paulo Coelho :D

[Pleasetease]

reading the communistic manifest, a Taiji Book and Walden with my girlfriend.

[lonelysub]

I'm currently reading both 'The Great Gatsby' which is a good fun and very inquisitive read so far. Contrary to this i'm also obliged to read 'Wuthering Heights' for english and what a dull drain and gothic book that is, I'm sure it is good if it's your sort of thing but hating every page at the moment.

[the saved]

I have just finished reading A Storm of Swords 2: Blood and Gold by George. R. R. Martin, verrrry good read I must say, one of those that you can't put down you know, you just feel compelled to turn the next page?

Anyhow I am soon to move on to Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell after hearing very good things about it.

[Hunterman36]

I am currently reading "Prey" by Michael Chrichton

[Efzudemwhite]

Five Years in Concentration Camps by S. Grzesiuk

[Skott]

Enemy of God, Bernard Cornwell

Medieval England, Saxons, Danes, War, Adventure, Vikings.. Loving it! :)

[**Mandi**]

I just, and I mean just, started reading Sense and Sensibility.

I like reading the classics so I can have discussions about them with people (: I loved Pride and Prejudice so I thought I would start this one.

[2bchew]

Short term trading in the new stock market.

Yea exciting I know but day trading is a tough business and every edge helps.:)

[AtticsToEden]

The Help by Kathryn Stockett, a really great novel about African American maids working in white households in 1960s Mississippi.

[TheDevilishCavalier]

"The Count Of Monte Cristo" by Alrxander Dumas. I love it, even though it's really dense. Edmond Dantes was the inspiration for my username!

[Dareholic]

I am Reading "The Complete Sherlock Holmes" by. Sir Arther Conan Doyle

[mordeth]

I just finished Reading Ysabell by Guy Gavriel Kay and now im starting with The Summer Tree by the same author

[rebb]

Kushiel's Dart, at the recommendation of my master

I love that book! I am reading The Wind Through the Keyhole by Stephen King

[Dareholic]

Braum Stroker's "Dracula"

[Goggins]

I am reading "The best of Robert E. Howard volume 1: Crimson Shadows" and have volume 2 ready and waiting

[Officelover]

I'm in the middle of two books: Flatland by Edwin Abbot, and Virginia Woolf's Orlando.

[bob1024]

Ready to Catch Him Should He Fall
by Neil Bartlett

[messysissy]

Gallows Thief by Bernard Cornwell.

[StrawDog]

I have American Psycho, Watch My Back, and a collection of Plath poetry on the go at present.

[naked_lego]

During this summer I decided to start getting back to reading so I picked up an old easy book. "Things Not Seen" by Andrew Clements. I think next will read "Ranger's Aprentince" by John Flanagan or "Eon" by Allison Goodman

[Dareholic]

Grimm’s Complete Fairy Tails.

[thisgirllovesyou]

'Kite Runner' is a good book. I'm also reading 'The Picture of Dorian Gray'

[messysissy]

Grimm’s Complete Fairy Tails.

That's been on my to read list for ages, my collection is too light on classics.

[Ices]

I'm in the middle of two books: Flatland by Edwin Abbot, and Virginia Woolf's Orlando.

What is everyone reading at the moment? I myself just finished "The Looking Glass Wars" series...omfg its good.

I'm next considering Kissinger's "On China"...what about everyone else?

Love Flatland. And am reading Kissinger's On China at the moment, informative and dynamic so far.

[StrawDog]

If you are interested by Kissinger's 'On China', you would probably enjoy 'Wild Swans' by Jung Chang. It is an incredible book.

[Ices]

If you are interested by Kissinger's 'On China', you would probably enjoy 'Wild Swans' by Jung Chang. It is an incredible book.

Thanks, I'll check that out afterwards - have heard a lot about that book! :)

[Dareholic]

I am now re-reading a classic: "The Picture of Dorian Gray" it's pretty good.

(2000 POST BABY!)

[Iodine]

This thread. :p

on a more serious not im reading the first game of thrones book.

[Siren]

I'm currently reading through Jeffery Deaver's Lincoln Rhyme series and right now I'm on "The Burning Wire." One of the better crime series I've read, I think.

[yournaughtydaddy]

I'm currently reading "The curious incident of the dog in the night-time". It's a fabulous book, written from the perspective of a 15yr old boy who (most likely) has Asperger syndrome, a form of autism.

It's fantastic for anyone who wants to understand a little more about living with autism and the challenges associated. As a psychology student I have found it extremely insightful ! :D

[Gajr]

The Dark Charisma of Adolf Hitler, by Lawrence Rees

[Iodine]

Currently reading Surface Detail, by Iain Banks at work.

Its .... interesting. There are some parts which are about out there, but hey its bloody good once you get past that. :)

talking vagina! I know its symbolism, but.... talking god damn vagina. :p

[nalk]

I`m reading Shadow of Moonlite`s Dreamveawer on storiesonline.net (it is a pornsite)

It is a trilogy of veeery long and somewhat long winded stories about a kid, who can visit and wreak havoc in people`s dreams.

I am about half way through the second book and the hero just stole 6.5 million from a professional assassin and it is getting pretty hairy.

Dreamveaver is the second book in the series. They are pretty good if one is into such things.

[Xxxdressxxx]

Haunted
Same author who wrote fight club

[Hugglebuggle]

I recently finished reading 'The Fault in Our Stars' by John Green after being moaned at by friends for not having done-so. Quite a teen popular at the moment but I love John Green's way with words and am going to start reading his other books. I'm also reading 'The New Mythic Tarot' by Juliet Sharman-Burke and Liz Greene.

Just having a look at what everyone is reading on here too!

Haunted
Same author who wrote fight club

Have you read 'Fight Club' yourself? It has been reccomentded to me but I am yet to have got hold of it.

I'm currently reading "The curious incident of the dog in the night-time". It's a fabulous book, written from the perspective of a 15yr old boy who (most likely) has Asperger syndrome, a form of autism.

It's fantastic for anyone who wants to understand a little more about living with autism and the challenges associated. As a psychology student I have found it extremely insightful ! :D

This is actually one of my favourite books. So few people have heard of it. This has made me want to read it for the 8th time but I have recently lent it out to a friend. Very interesting though and it is wonderfully written. It is always fantastic to have that opening into someone's mind. I read a very interesting book (which I can't for the life of me remember the name of or who it is by) but it is written from the perspective of a man in his late 20s who sees most senses as numbers and numbers as taste. Very good read also.

[lola.fox]

The Dinner - Herman Koch.. but i'm in a reading slump and haven't gotten past the first few chapters! :(

[DoctorWorm]

Until recently, American Gods, by Neil Gaiman. It was a library book, unfortunately, and I left town for college. I was a little over halfway.

[messysissy]

Hereward: End of Days by James Wilde.

[phanmail]

Haven't read fight club but I find it hilariously ironic that it spawned a movie and a video game. Never get between anti-capitalist and a big pile of money. As for me I'm re-reading Transfer of Power by the late Vince Flynn may he RIP. Mitch Rapp makes Jack Bauer look like Mango.