What are you currently reading?

[Ricky]

It's been years since I've read it but as far as your question,

Spoiler:

I think it just states that they were twins? I don't remember that being as heavily dealt with as in the movie.

[candy]

Spoiler:

Angier and the newspaper man deduce he is a twin, but Priest never actually comes out and says it. The evidence Angier finds says he can't be and that he must have altered his own records?

I was more intrigued by 'the pact' and how it came about and what it felt like from each brothers angle.

But it was only a teeny tiny gripe and i loved the rest of the book, especially the way it was written from each persons angle/diary

[alkanto]

Hood, by Stephen R. Lawhead, book 1 of the King Raven Trilogy

If anyone is interested in what Robin Hood could have been, in a historically accurate setting, I highly recommend these books. It strays from the original legend, but I find it to be a good thing during some parts. It's a lot more realistic

[Ricky]

Spoiler:

Angier and the newspaper man deduce he is a twin, but Priest never actually comes out and says it. The evidence Angier finds says he can't be and that he must have altered his own records?

I was more intrigued by 'the pact' and how it came about and what it felt like from each brothers angle.

But it was only a teeny tiny gripe and i loved the rest of the book, especially the way it was written from each persons angle/diary

I thought the writing style was particularly interesting as well. It was really cleverly pieced together.

I really need to re-read it though. I've forgotten alot of it.

If you like Priest's style, I'd highly recommend The Affirmation next.

[ManOfWesternesse]

Finished Drawing re-read and on to The WasteLands

[John Blaze]

Finished Drawing re-read and on to The WasteLands

[OchrisO]

Hood, by Stephen R. Lawhead, book 1 of the King Raven Trilogy

If anyone is interested in what Robin Hood could have been, in a historically accurate setting, I highly recommend these books. It strays from the original legend, but I find it to be a good thing during some parts. It's a lot more realistic

Great books. I really like most all of Lawhead's books, but those are especially good.

[John Blaze]

hey Chris, I remember you recommended those books to me but I couldn't find them anywhere here. So it's still on the list.

[John Blaze]

Finally found one. It's the one I most wanted, too.

Also got the newest Ender book.

[pathoftheturtle]

You might want to Flip Horizontal.

[John Blaze]

i thought I had. hmmmm.....

try now?

[fernandito]

Is that a picture of the Twilight books , JB ?

Oops, sorry. Didn't have my glasses on. My bad dawg.

[Ricky]

Currently reading Mystic River.

[OchrisO]

Finally found one. It's the one I most wanted, too.

Also got the newest Ender book.

Excellent choices.

[John Blaze]

Is that a picture of the Twilight books , JB ?

Oops, sorry. Didn't have my glasses on. My bad dawg.

Un dia de estos te voy a capar.

Finally found one. It's the one I most wanted, too.

Also got the newest Ender book.

Excellent choices.

I knew you'd think so.

[ladysai]

[Brice]

The Dead Zone

[DoctorDodge]

Doctor Who: The Coming of the Terraphiles - Michael Moorcock

[special k]

just finished Beyond Exile: Day by Day Armageddon

[Ruthful]

Just finished this fantastic work about capital punishment in France:



And am now reading my first Haruki Murakami novel.



I've been wanting to read some of his fiction for a long time, and I fell in love with this novel after less than four pages!

[Letti]

This book blows my mind. That's what I need after a long day at work... a woman who wants to live with her dead husband's brain... a man who likes betting and collects fingers... and lots of other grotesque stories.

[ManOfWesternesse]

I'm on to Wizard & Glass in my current re-read

[Ricky]

Letti, I may be mistaken, but was he the one who wrote Willy Wonka?

[DoctorDodge]

OK, i don't know how popular Roald Dahl is everywhere else, but if you had asked that question in the UK, do you know what reaction you'd be most likely to get?

Spoiler:

Fortunatly, you're american, so i can only assume that the total legend of every Brit's childhood is not quite as well known in the US. I can assume, anyway.

[Ricky]

DD, I'm quite positive you'd get the same reaction if one were to claim that Dr. Who is superior to LOST.

But no, I'm not familiar with the childhoods of British children.