What're you currently reading?

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Feely replied on 01-14-2009 12:07 PM

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I loved discworld,  very oddball dry humor, quirky.  Terry Prachett is awesome.

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Cheddar replied on 01-15-2009 11:03 PM

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imma check discworld when i finish drizzt.

finished book viii. paused for a bit. reading through "exploring the world of lucid dreaming" right now.

book's gonna change my life.

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mxxdude replied on 01-15-2009 11:07 PM

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i finished the twilight series

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timpysan replied on 01-16-2009 7:22 AM

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mxxdude:

i finished the twilight series

Good stuff. Aside from the 300 pages of pure emo in book 2, I highly recommend the series to everyone.

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jqtaxpayer replied on 01-18-2009 3:30 PM

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spooon:

hehe. yeah. I don't think your going to like the book if you not a strong christian believer.

I got like another 20 pages to knock it out. After that i'm moving on to

Figure I needed a change of pace - Great Review on Amazon and zombies give me the hibby jibbies

That's a great book... essential to those interested in zombies and/or surviving their inevitable uprising.

I'm reading "Atlas Shrugged" by Ayn Rand now. One of those things I've been meaning to do forever, but just haven't made the time.

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metaranha replied on 03-14-2009 7:01 PM

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The Walking Dead comic series, and Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

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Override replied on 03-14-2009 7:10 PM

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1984 for english class. Great book.

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wetwillies replied on 03-14-2009 7:11 PM

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Airman by Eoin Colfer.

I'm enjoying it, but it's really slow.

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metaranha replied on 03-14-2009 7:20 PM

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Override:

1984 for english class. Great book.

its amazing how many references in modern culture there are to that book.

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DirtyHippie replied on 03-14-2009 11:47 PM

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I'm currently reading the 9th book in the Dresden files White Knight. That series is spectacular! Also I'm going to be starting the 3rd book of the Southern Vampire Mystery novels soon. That series is pretty good too.

On Timpy's suggestion I might have to check out the Twilight series I have been eyeing it for a while now...

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spooon replied on 03-15-2009 9:49 PM

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got a 1/4 way through the watchmen and gave up and just watched the live animated comic

Now reading

MLM Traffic Formula - Mike Dilard

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Ricky0282 replied on 03-16-2009 11:33 AM

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I actually just finished reading Watchmen (I wanted to read it before I watched the movie) and really liked it.  I'm going to go back to the Sookie Stackhouse series now.  I think I'm on book 5.

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txa1265 replied on 03-16-2009 11:52 AM

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Finally finished World War Z last week, and am just starting on The Last Watch by Sergei Lukyanenko.

Re-read some of 'The Night Masks' by R. A. Salvatore as I was starting playing 'Mysteries of Westgate' adventure pack for NWN2 last week ... some nice stuff, but the typical uneven quality made me just come in, get what I wanted to recall about the Night Masks, and get out.

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metaranha replied on 03-16-2009 3:31 PM

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txa1265:

Finally finished World War Z last week

How is that?

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G-Nitro replied on 03-16-2009 3:53 PM

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I am reading Densha Otoko (Train Man) by Naka no hito

It's a book about a young geek in Japan who defends a few women on a train from an old drunk. After he receives a thank you gift from a girl on the train that day, he looks towards the net for help on how to pursue the relationship.

The whole book takes place on 2Chan (the Japanese BBS style site that helped spawn sites like 4chan), and how the Anonymous users of the site help Train Man with advice, warnings, support and more to aid him in his quest to get the girl.

So far the book is very interesting and It is definitely a different style as it basically reads like the 2ch message boards. Look forward to seeing how the story ends. ^_^