What are you reading? :O

[Straef]

I finished the fifth book in the Wheel of Time series last night and started Dan Brown's Digital Fortress, which seems promissing so far :>

 

[old.windforce]

reading "Orson Scott Card - Songmaster" atm, really nice book

 

[meerclar]

currently re-reading the Necroscope series.

 

[Moggit]

currently re-reading the Necroscope series.

they are good

 

[Ezteq]

atm im reading "Stark" by ben elton, a book about how people have screwed up the world and the consequences of those actions, how an organisation of ultra rich are trying to save themselves and how a bunch of folk (including a giant hippy, mental ex vietnam vet with no knackers, a nerd and the obligiotary hot chick) are trying to thwart them.

Very funny books this guy writes and i recommend anything you see by him, if your a fan (or not) of big brother i recommend "dead famous"

 

[Amanita]

At the moment I am reading Salman Rushdie's "Midnight's Children".

Recently read the three Hannibal Lecter books (If any more exist tell me!) and Heroes and Demons but after the sheer skill of Thomas Harris Dan Brown's irritating "ham writing" (think William Shatner's style of acting and compare) falls flat on its face and I just can't bear the thought of reading Da Vinci Code.

 

[Rhori]

just finished reading all the books of Reymond E. Feist that are out atm, now starting to read Harry Potter again , and began to read every Darren Shan books, gonna get the third one somewhere this week

 

[Cared]

I buy/read The Wheel of Time books as they come to store`s. 11 so far

Atm starting to read Stephen King, Dark Tower V: Wolves of the Calla.

 

[Ezteq]

(think William Shatner's style of acting and compare) falls flat on its face and I just can't bear the thought of reading Da Vinci Code.

what you mean he writes like this?:

It Was A Terrible Night, So Dark and....*dramatic pause* So ColdThatEven The Bats Were Afraid To *pause* LeaveTheirRoosts.
She Looked Down The...*pause* Eerie Pathway And Realised She Simply COULDNOTGOON!! But She Knew That She....*meaningful look in to no where* Must, She Had To Boldly Go Where No One Had Been Before!!!

Naaa na naa naaa na naa naa naaaa waa wa waa wa waa wa waaa wa waa waaa dum dum de dum *plastic ship wizzing past on a string* Naaaa Naaa Naaa aaaa Naaa Naa Naa NA NAAA NA NAA NA NAAA NA NAA NAAA NAAAA NAA NA NA NAAAAAAA





groovy!

 

[noblok]

"Sociology and the Modern society" - not really reading, studying more like .

As soon as I get these exams over and done with I'm planning to start on Zola's Germinal, just to see how I like that style. Then I'll be looking for some new books again, probably something by Sartre (thinking of l'être et le néant) and maybe some Russian stuff .

 

[Lueclin]

Just finished all the Books of Andy Mcnab ( the best of them all ) and started on a book of Chris Ryans ( have a few of he's books in my bag...

 

[Straef]

For some reason Ezter reminded me of "Are you Experienced?" by William Sutcliffe, which was quite a funny book, about a guy spending a holiday with a female friend of his, for the sole purpose of getting laid

 

[Ormorof]

I buy/read The Wheel of Time books as they come to store`s. 11 so far

Atm starting to read Stephen King, Dark Tower V: Wolves of the Calla.

am i the only one then that thought the most recent one kinda ended when it started getting intresting?

atm reading The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon, not my usual type of book but its pretty good

 

[Thadius]

Terry Pratchett's "Moving Pictures"

 

[Amanita]

what you mean he writes like this?:

It Was A Terrible Night, So Dark and....*dramatic pause* So ColdThatEven The Bats Were Afraid To *pause* LeaveTheirRoosts.
She Looked Down The...*pause* Eerie Pathway And Realised She Simply COULDNOTGOON!! But She Knew That She....*meaningful look in to no where* Must, She Had To Boldly Go Where No One Had Been Before!!!

Naaa na naa naaa na naa naa naaaa waa wa waa wa waa wa waaa wa waa waaa dum dum de dum *plastic ship wizzing past on a string* Naaaa Naaa Naaa aaaa Naaa Naa Naa NA NAAA NA NAA NA NAAA NA NAA NAAA NAAAA NAA NA NA NAAAAAAA

Very, very close

 

[Vladamir]

atm im reading "Stark" by ben elton, a book about how people have screwed up the world and the consequences of those actions, how an organisation of ultra rich are trying to save themselves and how a bunch of folk (including a giant hippy, mental ex vietnam vet with no knackers, a nerd and the obligiotary hot chick) are trying to thwart them.

Very funny books this guy writes and i recommend anything you see by him, if your a fan (or not) of big brother i recommend "dead famous"

I read Stark a few years back, was a good book :].

Was another ben elton book i read, can't remember the name though, involved the PM having an affair with his pa though

 

[Aoln]

1984 george orwell, pretty slowly though, generally i just read freddyshouse

 

[Vladamir]

1984 george orwell, pretty slowly though, generally i just read freddyshouse

Likewise, quicker, drama when you need it, it's just lacking one thing.

JUBBLIES!

 

[Erulin]

At the moment, this forum

Being dyslexic I'd rather wait for the movie then read a book. Took me 2 years to read Lord of the Rings

Erulin the Bloody

 

[Rhori]

You can't blame that on being dyslexic, an irl friend of mine is dyslexic too and he read a book which was english in 3 hours, the book had 33 chapters, and he isn't good at english too.

 

[CuddleBunny!]

I just finished this week's Donald Duck x)

 

[Gahn]

High Druid of Shannara Cycle by Terry Brooks and rereading for the 3rd time The Videssos Cycle: The Misplaced Legion - An Emperor for the Legion - The Legion of Videssos - The Swords of the Legion by Harry Turtledove.

 

[Marc]

FHM!

Last book i read was one about manchester gangs. Before that, umm probably Dave Courtney's 2 autobiographies about 5 years ago.

 

[Aiteal]

I just can't bear the thought of reading Da Vinci Code.

Predictable shite, so don't bother.

Reading Dead Air by Ian Banks atm
Very good read so far
But then again I love Ian Banks' writing, so I would say that

Just finished Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand
Very odd
Like Das Kapital for capitalists

 

[tookha]

Just started reading Assasin's Apprentice by Robin Hobb (female).
It's a trioligy as far as I know, and some friends of mine spoke highly of it so I gave it a shot.

8)

 

[soze]

I'm reading Andy McNabbs latest book. I enjoy reading his and Chris Ryans but normally strugle to get interested in books.

 

[Soha]

atm im reading EBS system(oracle database) for my work
and ATS the second pc system Apoteket (farmacy)use in sweden

for some odd reason they made me admin for it ... :worthy:

 

[adoNix]

Reading FH only thing im reading, not a big fan of books

 

[Ezteq]

I read Stark a few years back, was a good book :].

Was another ben elton book i read, can't remember the name though, involved the PM having an affair with his pa though

was it the one where he was fighting to leagalise drugs? if so its "high society"

(erg that doesnt look right, too tired to spell but you know what i mean)

 

[Amanita]

Just started reading Assasin's Apprentice by Robin Hobb (female).
It's a trioligy as far as I know, and some friends of mine spoke highly of it so I gave it a shot.

8)

Thats an amazing series, an excellent choice and its also followed by another set of three books which once again had me laughing of crying. No other author plays with my emotions as well as Robin Hobb has.