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ninja555

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I'm reading the Homecoming series by Orson Scott Card and Star Risk Ltd by Chris Bunch.
 

Legendsmith

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Foundation and Empire by Issac Asimov.
If you like science-fiction (real sci-fi, not science-fantasy like Star Wars) then you must read the Foundation series.
The Foundation Trilogy (the first 3 in the series) won a special Hugo Award for "Best All-Time Series" in 1965. It is the only series ever to have received this award.
(Note: Asimov himself assumed that the "Best All-Time Series" award was created to honour The Lord of the Rings, he was amazed when his own trilogy won).
 

semikolon

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I'm reading John Greenes "Looking for Alaska" for the third time now.
It's alway touching...in a manly way of course:p
 

vallorn

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im kind of swirling between Arthur C Clark, Lovecraft and Terry Pratchett's books at the moment. (also rereading the Horus Heresy Saga)

SCIFI!!
 

Vaewyn

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Legendsmith said:
Foundation and Empire by Issac Asimov.
If you like science-fiction (real sci-fi, not science-fantasy like Star Wars) then you must read the Foundation series.
The Foundation Trilogy (the first 3 in the series) won a special Hugo Award for "Best All-Time Series" in 1965. It is the only series ever to have received this award.
(Note: Asimov himself assumed that the "Best All-Time Series" award was created to honour The Lord of the Rings, he was amazed when his own trilogy won).
Wow it must be pretty damn good.
 

VivaciousDeimos

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Have you read any of Jim Butcher's stuff? The Dresden Files, or Codex Alera? Both I would highly recommend.

I just did a reread of The Gift of Fear and I think I'll probably dive into Sherlock Holmes pretty soon.
 

Aloran

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AQA A Level Physics/ AQA A level Biology/ EdExcel A level Chemistry

DAMN YOU EXAMS!
 

Rakkana

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About 4 books to do with Japanese history, The wheel of time series and Manga if that counts.
 

Eagle Est1986

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I'm currently reading Broken Angels by Richard Morgan. It's the second book in the Altered Carbon trilogy, the first of which I finished reading last night. Too early to give a good verdict on it but I really enjoyed the first book and so far this has been good.
 

XJ-0461

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I just finished Batman R.I.P.

...What? It counts! I bought it in a bookshop, and it's a hardcover edition, it - don't judge me.
 

Cpt_Oblivious

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I've just finished Ozzy Osbourne's autobiography and I'm about a chapter into Stieg Larsson's The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.

I should be getting half the Death Note books delivered soon too.
 

xHipaboo420x

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The Zombie Survival Guide, by Max Brooks. It's pretty dull, not a patch on the subsequent World War Z.
 

Tartarga

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I'm reading Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnecut. Its about a guy who was writing a book about the day the atom bombs where droped on Japan and he ends up becoming the President of a small island nation.
 

TimLM

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Metro 2033. GREAT book. And Ayn Rands Atlas Shrugged, The Fountainhead and Anthem, best books ever.
 

CK76

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The Dark Tower: Book 6 - Sung of Susannah

I will finish that series at some point.
 

laggyteabag

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Im reading 'Metro 2033' by Dmitry Glukhovsky, its good just a little hard to follow...