What are you currently reading?

[Girlystevedave]

I expect this to be nothing but fun and silly.

[Heather19]

Reading Jeff Vandermeer's Southern Reach Trilogy

How is it? I've got these lined up to read next.

[goheat]

I expect this to be nothing but fun and silly.

That is a GREAT cover!

[killjoy72]

Revival! Halfway through- can't put it down.

[Ben Staad]

Cool. I just started The Troop by him.

The Deep by Nick Cutter

I'm curious as well. I keep hearing things about this trilogy however I don't have a great feel if it's for me.

Reading Jeff Vandermeer's Southern Reach Trilogy

How is it? I've got these lined up to read next.

[Girlystevedave]

I expect this to be nothing but fun and silly.

That is a GREAT cover!

I know! The cover is what made me want to read it.

[Lookwhoitis]

Reading Jeff Vandermeer's Southern Reach Trilogy

How is it? I've got these lined up to read next.

Im kind of digging it... Midway through book 2 now

[wolfehr]

I'm almost half way through The Dark Tower VII. It's my first time through the series, and I can't believe it took me this long to get around to reading it! One of my favorite stories of all time.

[jhanic]

What do you think of it? I had a hard time with it. I loved Summer of Night so much that it was probably inevitable that I wouldn't like that one. I was just disappointed with the direction he took with some of the characters.

Heather, I also had a bit of a hard time with A Winter Haunting. It definitely had a Henry James feel to it and James has never been one of my favorites. I guess I'm glad I read it, but I don't think it's worth a reread any time soon.

John'

[goheat]

Finished Nightmares and Dreamscapes on my Paperwhite last night (had only listened to the abridged audio version on cassette(!) back in 1994), and started on Dust by Hugh Howey, the final book in his Solo trilogy. I've mentioned this before, but of you have not read this trilogy (Wool, Shift, Dust) I cannot recommend it enough!

[Heather19]

Has anyone read any of Ronald Malfi's books? I found them on Amazon and they sound intriguing with decent ratings. I'll probably check one out soon.

What do you think of it? I had a hard time with it. I loved Summer of Night so much that it was probably inevitable that I wouldn't like that one. I was just disappointed with the direction he took with some of the characters.

Heather, I also had a bit of a hard time with A Winter Haunting. It definitely had a Henry James feel to it and James has never been one of my favorites. I guess I'm glad I read it, but I don't think it's worth a reread any time soon.

John'

I doubt I'll ever reread it. And at least we'll always have Summer of Night.

[WeDealInLead]

Has anyone read any of Ronald Malfi's books? I found them on Amazon and they sound intriguing with decent ratings. I'll probably check one out soon.

Here's my spoiler-free review of his most recent book: A Shrill Keening
It'll take your thirty seconds to read the review. I've read a few of his books, Keening was my favourite.

Reading: The Fabulous Riverboat by Farmer. I hope they stop adventuring already and get to explaining things.

[Lookwhoitis]

I have begun reading Neil Gaiman's Trigger Warnings

[Heather19]

Has anyone read any of Ronald Malfi's books? I found them on Amazon and they sound intriguing with decent ratings. I'll probably check one out soon.

Here's my spoiler-free review of his most recent book: A Shrill Keening
It'll take your thirty seconds to read the review. I've read a few of his books, Keening was my favourite.
.

Thanks! I'll give that one a look.

[fearless-freak]

Of Bone and Thunder by Chris Evans

[goheat]

Finished Nightmares and Dreamscapes on my Paperwhite last night (had only listened to the abridged audio version on cassette(!) back in 1994), and started on Dust by Hugh Howey, the final book in his Solo trilogy. I've mentioned this before, but of you have not read this trilogy (Wool, Shift, Dust) I cannot recommend it enough!

Finished Dust by Hugh Howey (wonderful) and started The Talisman by King and Straub. Had tried to read it back when it first came out in the 1980s but couldn't get into it. Had no trouble getting interested this time! Must have something to do with getting old

[Girlystevedave]

I'm reading Ender's Game.
So far, 2015 has really been the year of sci-fi for me.

[fernandito]

I'm reading Ender's Game.
So far, 2015 has really been the year of sci-fi for me.

YES.

Omg, I'm going to be bugging you so much now.

Well, more than usual.

[WeDealInLead]

Just finished The Last Mile by Tim Wagonner. About to start Children of No One by Nicole Cushing. She mentions Alejandro Jodorowsky, Alan Moore and quotes Thomas Ligotti. It looks like it'll have a little more depth than an average novella from Dark Fuse.

[Girlystevedave]

I'm reading Ender's Game.
So far, 2015 has really been the year of sci-fi for me.

YES.

Omg, I'm going to be bugging you so much now.

Well, more than usual.

Haha.
Promise?


I'm really enjoying it so far.

[jhanic]

The Millionaire Next Door by Stanley and Danko.

John

[Ben Staad]

Finished reading The Troop by Nick Cutter and now almost done with Bird Box by Josh Malerman...BTW Bird Box is really good so far.

[CRinVA]

Currently listening to Lisey's Story - loving it much more than my original read!

[BROWNINGS CHILDE]

Game of Thrones.....Finally

[Girlystevedave]

Finished reading The Troop by Nick Cutter and now almost done with Bird Box by Josh Malerman...BTW Bird Box is really good so far.

Was The Troop good? I've read good things about it, even by King himself.