What Are You Reading?

[Knight-Dragon]

Tons of manga...

Also just bought recently 2 volumes of the late Isaac Asimov's short stories, and 1 of the late H.P Lovecraft's. Maybe I'll get to (re)reading them again someday...

 

[floppa21]

Finished Titus Groan, now reading Player Piano by Vonnegut.

 

[Speaker]

Just finished Dune, in the middle of Seabiscuit.

 

[gr8ful wes]

Technical stuff, work related:
Comprehensive Recreation, Park, and Open Space Plans
Feasibility Studies
Master Site Development Plans
Greenway Plans
Rail to Trail Plans
Requests for Proposals

Stuff like that, every day! Charming

 

[Mikoyan]

Originally posted by XIII
Tons of manga...

Also just bought recently 2 volumes of the late Isaac Asimov's short stories, and 1 of the late H.P Lovecraft's. Maybe I'll get to (re)reading them again someday...

Lovecraft is great. I got his Omnibus set of short stories, i treasure it more than any other books i own. (Well, except for my Fighting Fantasy gamebooks maybe. )

 

[gr8ful wes]

Originally posted by floppa21
Finished Titus Groan, now reading Player Piano by Vonnegut.

I used to LOVE Vonnegut, I guess I still do He is one of my all time Favs.


For pleasure, I am currently reading The 48 Laws of Power(not by Vonnegut)

 

[Turner]

Originally posted by cgannon64
@ Turner: I also loved Slaughterhouse Five, what are some other good books by him?

The only other one I've read is Cat's Craddle, that was pretty good. But I'm looking out for some of his other stuff.

[edit]My sister just told me about Dan Brown, who wrote The DaVinci Code, amoung others. He looks interesting. . . anyone read any of his stuff? Anything I should avoid? I'll probably wait until TDC comes out in paperback, but Digital Fortress looks interesting. . . Thoughts?[/edit]

 

[Ahmad]

Well I'm reading The Vampire Armand by Anne Rice.

Planning to pick up Harry Potter 5 afterwards then going back to read some more Anne Rice.

What I'm REALLY waiting for is A Feast For Crows, the fourth book in the A Song of Ice and Fire series by George R. R. Martin.