What are you reading right now?

[Concon141]

whether it be a magazine, book or comic, we want to know!

I'm reading war and peace, And suffering from it..

How about you?

 

[Katherine Kerensky]

Apart from reading this thread...
I'm Reading On Basilisk Station.

 

[WrongSprite]

Re-reading the Harry Potter series for the millionth time. I'm on the last book after a week. Is that wrong, or dangerous?

 

[Cherry Cola]

Movie reviews by Noah Antwiler.

Man that guy is a genius.

 

[The Infamous Scamola]

It's a book called "Tamerlane", regarding Tamerlane, obviously.

 

[EgoDeusEst]

The Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster by Bobby Henderson.
And Adam Homo by Fr. Pal. Müller.

Both great books.

 

[Circleseer]

Just finished reading Orwell again. Trying to get started in Utopia by Thomas More, but during vacations I'm always lazy with my reading: I usually go for the easy reads, like Gotrek & Felix, but afterwards they never quite satisfy.

Still a nice series though.

 

[curlycrouton]

whether it be a magazine, book or comic, we want to know!

I'm reading war and peace, And suffering from it..

How about you?

Coincidentally, I've just finished that. It's bloody long isn't it?

I'm now reading World War One: Myth and Memory, and will soon be reading World War One: A Chronological Narrative.

Guess what my favourite historical topic is?

I've also been reading some Charlie Brooker. Genius, absolute genius.

 

[Deity1986]

Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman: awesome book ^^

Mornelithe- thankyou, I didn't realize there was a new wheel of time book on the way

 

[Concon141]

whether it be a magazine, book or comic, we want to know!

I'm reading war and peace, And suffering from it..

How about you?

Coincidentally, I've just finished that. It's bloody long isn't it?

I'm now reading World War One: Myth and Memory, and will soon be reading World War One: A Chronological Narrative.

Guess what my favourite historical topic is?

I'm guessing, World war 2!
ahah.....

It is rather long, But not as long as what I have lined up.. Atlas shrugged. Bioshock is the reason I'm gonna read it

 

[latenightapplepie]

The Ill-Made Mute by Cecilia Dart-Thornton. Classic fantasy yarn with a heavy dollop of Purple Prose that occasionally works very well. I'm actually re-reading it. I only got half way through it last time I was reading it.

 

[GoldenRaz]

I'm reading through this thread...
I'm also re-reading Eragon by Christopher Paolini.

 

[Ultress]

Eats ,Shoots and Leaves by Lynn Truss, and Some Ayn Rand books.

 

[Supraliminal]

Homer's Odyssey.
Douglas Adamns' The ultimate Hitchhickers guide to the galaxy (again)
and
Terry Pratchett's Witches abroad

 

[SirDeadly]

Black Powder War, 3rd book in the Temeraire series

 

[Thyunda]

The Drawing Of The Three by Stephen King.
I want to finish the book, but I want to track down Wastelands first, otherwise there'll be a huge gap between me finishing the second book, and me starting the third. Just like there was between me finishing the first and starting the second. All I remember from The Gunslinger is that he shot a bunch of people. And walked around a bit.

 

[Artemis923]

GRRM's "A Storm of Swords" for about the trillionth time.

Never gets old.

 

[curlycrouton]

whether it be a magazine, book or comic, we want to know!

I'm reading war and peace, And suffering from it..

How about you?

Coincidentally, I've just finished that. It's bloody long isn't it?

I'm now reading World War One: Myth and Memory, and will soon be reading World War One: A Chronological Narrative.

Guess what my favourite historical topic is?

I'm guessing, World war 2!
ahah.....

It is rather long, But not as long as what I have lined up.. Atlas shrugged. Bioshock is the reason I'm gonna read it

I might give that a go. Forgive me my ignorance, but what exactly does it have to do with BioShock?