A good book.

[kazuki landen]

I can see where my alcohol money is going this week.... Oh well, my liver thanks you.

I'm worryingly excited about reading them now, dammit. As in, I can't help grinning. If they're better than the Dresden Files..... woooooo! *happy dance*

All I shall say on the subject is that wind crafters are capable of making a gigantic magnifying glass and focusing it wherever they want. This comes in quite handy against 60,000 Canim.

*pathetic whimpers*

I desperately want to know what happened to Fade... and whatever Gaius and Miles seem to think might happen to Tavi.... I can't wait to read the damn thing now!

Argh, I'm going to have to buy it tomorrow. Ok, today, now, but I'm going to get it.

 

[Logic 0]

The zombie surival guide by max brooks.

 

[Tri Force95]

The Dresden Files series. It's one of the greatest series I have ever read, and the author is amazing. It has a great sense of humor, with awesome fantasy elements, and mystery and crime solving.

 

[Asciotes]

Anything by Douglas Adams

 

[Amethyst Wind]

Less Than Zero and American Psycho by Brett Easton Ellis.

 

[LaBambaMan]

Fahrenheit 451. 'Nuff said.

Ummm no, what is it about

Seriously? You've never even heard of it? Holy fuck.

Go to your library and check it out. Won't take you more than a few hours to read at most. It's by Ray Bradbury.

I don't even know who Ray Bradbury is, what is it about.

Oh man, this is making me a little sad. Sorry if i'm sounding like a dick, by the way.

It's about the not so defined future(at least in respect to when it was written sometime in the 1950's). Books are outlawed and burned, ironically by Firefighters. The book follows Guy Montag, a Firefighter, as he starts to try and figure out why, and starts reading and meeting interesting people. It's a chilling bit of reality about censorship and free speech.

Seriously, if you get a chance then you should read it. Like I said earlier, it shouldn't take more than a few hours to read at most.

 

[Nieroshai]

The Belgariad, a 5-part series.

 

[Steindorh]

The Scar - China Miéville
Do Android's Dream of Electric Sheep - Philip K. Dick
Fight Club - Chuck Palahniuk
To Your Scattered Bodies Go - Philip José Farmer

These are among my favourites, and lots of good ones have already been mentioned =)

 

[cleverlymadeup]

currently i'm reading the Ian Flemming James Bond novels, just finished From Russia With Love and starting Dr No

the last series i read was the Nigh Watch Series [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_Watch_%28Russian_novel%29] which is an amazing fantasy series based in Russia. if you like a lot of intrigue and good fantasy, this is an amazing series