What are you currently reading?

[beam*seeker]

^^^^^^ I fu**ing loved that book so much I read quite a few more. If you like it, his Good Omens was hilarious too. Only Neil could make the apocalypse so damn funny

Only Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, don't forget! Not that i've read it, i just know it's a collaboration of both great writers, and that i seriously need to read it (along with a ton of other Gaiman books, including American Gods, and a ton of Discworld novels, of which Pratchett is the writer).



Currently, i'm just focusing on finishing off the Faction Paradox novel that i've been reading on and off for about a year! Finished the first volume of Drizzt, Talisman and my read of Dark Tower last week, so i really need to work on finishing this!

Yes, I had forgotten Terry Pratchett helped and always meant to pick up Disc World. Anansi Boys is good also. But American Gods was my favorite of Neil's.

I just finished Duma Key. Loved it, hated the ending which is my usual reaction to King's works. Now I think I need something new. Maybe I will stick with my Edgar Allen Poe for a while. I will keep fishing this thread for ideas I guess.

[Hammer]

Alone/Lisa Gardner

[John Blaze]

Started a Lonesome Dove reread.

[Bethany]

The Valley of Horses. Doing an Ayla re-read.

[John Blaze]

The Valley of Horses. Doing an Ayla re-read.

"like"

[Yaksha]

A Storm of Swords. yeah. now i need to go by A Feast of Crows nn

[Girlystevedave]

FINALLY completed Deathly Hallows !

Back on A Game of Thrones... finally got into it and can't put it down!

I just started my first read yesterday. I was pretty much hooked after the first chapter.

Yay! We shall convert everyone on this website to A Song of Ice and Fire fans. ::evil laughter::

Yeah, Feev and I made a deal that if he finished the damn Harry Potter series, I'd start ASoIaF. I didn't know he'd finish it within 24 hours.

I got Amanda (Girlystevedave) to start the series ! She text me a while ago that she just started A Game of Thrones.

(rubs hands together evilly)

Indeed you did. Indeed you did. And my sister is super excited too. She said: "I feel the same way you did when you got me to read The Dark tower. It's so exciting."

But seriously, this book is f*cking awesome so far.

[Erin]

Oh Amanda. It only gets better. Just wait until A Storm of Swords, you won't be able to do anything else but read. You'll just have to tell Jacob he needs to give you some reading space.

[pixiedark76]

I just finished reading Brian Keene "The Cage" I love it. Very scary. Very interesting ending.

[Girlystevedave]

Oh Amanda. It only gets better. Just wait until A Storm of Swords, you won't be able to do anything else but read. You'll just have to tell Jacob he needs to give you some reading space.

I'll be all: "Get out of here! Mommy needs to read her stories."

[pixiedark76]

I am now reading The Tommy-knockers (my least favorite SK book I did not like it at all when I first read it. It just seemed so long winded and boring. I am going to give it a chance and pretend I never read it.

[harrison ryan]

I am now reading The Tommy-knockers (my least favorite SK book I did not like it at all when I first read it. It just seemed so long winded and boring. I am going to give it a chance and pretend I never read it.

There's something about that one that really speaks to me, although I think you're definitely not in the minority when you say it's one of your least favorite King novels... Having had some issues of my own with alcohol and addiction, I find it a powerful allegory. Of course, King himself was facing those same issues at the time of the novel's creation.

I've progressed to 'Salem's Lot in my King rereading. I'm halfway through it after two days. I've been reading the deleted and pre-revision material that appears in the Illustrated version concurrent with the places they occur in the finished novel. It's an interesting experiment.

[LadyHitchhiker]

The Verbally Abusive Relationship by Patricia Evans...

[kluker]

A child called IT by Dave Pelzer autobiography

[LadyHitchhiker]

Oooh we sell that book at our bookstore, Kluker!

[Bethany]

A child called IT by Dave Pelzer autobiography

You need to read all of his books, Katie. Something he said The Lost Boy, I think, impacted my social work practice more than anything I learned in school or my bazillion trainings I've had. He commented that he would always remember that one of social workers always smelled good and that really made me stop and think about the personal, not professional or long term "safety and permanency", impact that I was having on the kids that I worked with.

I'm moving on to The Mammoth Hunters now. If I don't stop dreaming that I'm hanging out/working with Ayla all night long I may die of exhaustion.

[Erin]

It must be tough inventing everything in the world all night.

[Bethany]

Sheesh! Ain't it though?!

[John Blaze]

[BROWNINGS CHILDE]

Just started Fight Club....my first Palahniuk....so far so good.

[kluker]

A child called IT by Dave Pelzer autobiography

You need to read all of his books, Katie. Something he said The Lost Boy, I think, impacted my social work practice more than anything I learned in school or my bazillion trainings I've had. He commented that he would always remember that one of social workers always smelled good and that really made me stop and think about the personal, not professional or long term "safety and permanency", impact that I was having on the kids that I worked with.
.

I have read all his books and the one his brother wrote made me want to do Social Work(still do)

[Ruthful]

[candy]

Finally got Hunger by Michael Grant

Also reading The Graveyard Book, - Neil gaiman and Anansi Boys, also Gaiman

[John Blaze]

Just started Fight Club....my first Palahniuk....so far so good.

I just started my own Fight Club.....................but I'm not supposed to talk about it.

[BROWNINGS CHILDE]

You just broke rules number 1 and 2.