Lacrimosa said: (Hey, Quartears.) I am currently reading Ink Exchange by Melissa Marr. Tales of modern Faery. Mmm... =D Once I finish it today, I'l finally start Stephenie Meyer's The Host. After that, possibly finish Brave Story...? That's eerie. I'm in the middle of Brave Story and about to start Ink Exchange. o_o;; |
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| Hoses (or Pipes, not sure which word is right) - By Etgar Keret. He is an Israeli writer. It's a bunch of short stories I don't have Manga to read right now T_T |
| Just read "The Host" by Stephenie Meyer, and reading "Queste" by Angie Sage <-- Yeah, It's a kiddie book, but it's good. Next book I'm going to read is "SkyBreaker" by Kenneth Oppel. And I have about 10 other books lined up to read before summer ends. -sigh- so little time. |
| phill gordon's black book (poker guide) - rly interesting :3 |
| Rereading "Eclipse" by Stephenie Meyer. Fave. Series. Ever. |
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| I'm reading "The Origin of Species" by Charles Darwin.. I really should have read this awhile ago, it sure is interesting. |
| Dreams From My Father -- Barack Obama The Post-American World -- Fareed Zakaria |
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the_seventh_l said: Iri said: The Post-American World -- Fareed Zakaria AKDFISPASSK;SK FAREED ♥ how is it so far? Pretty good -- he makes a decently convincing case that the shifting in the world power structure is more a function of everyone else's acendency rather than America's decline. I went into the book pretty much subscribing to this theory anyway, however. Overall, it's a surprisingly optimistic view he espouses. |
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| Dragonlance Elven Exiles Vol.2 Alliances-Paul B. Thompson & Tonya C. Cook |
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the_seventh_l said: Is awesome. Only drawback is that I couldn't enjoy the anime version after reading the original, lol. ;_; "The Count of Monte Cristo" by Dumas. Just finished Lover Enshrined by JR Ward. Who doesn't like a good vampire story, ay? xD |
| The Elric Saga Part 1 - Michael Moorcock Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett |
| Currently reading - House of Leaves - excellent book Against The Day - Haven't really started it The Old Man and The Sea - Styaying classy |
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| Captain's Fury by Jim Butcher from the codex of Alera series. If you like fantasy books I would check it out. |
| Fjodor Dostojewki - The Gambler Terry Pratchett - Small Free Man Wels - Human Computer Interaction - A Design Aproach |
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| Robin Hobb - Assassin's Quest (Farseer Trilogy) Its actually an amazing trilogy i would recommend to anyone who likes fantasy novels |
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| Lennon Revealed by Larry Kane Like A Rolling Stone: Bob Dylan at the Crossroads - Greil Marcus Positively 4th Street: The Lives and Times of Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, Mimi Baez Farina & Richard Farina - David Hajdu |
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| Wicked Lovely by Melissa Marr. |
djinn_690 said: +500 points. :D You should definitely read the Tawny Man trilogy too. There's even more character development. And the story's just not finished by the end of Farseer.Robin Hobb - Assassin's Quest (Farseer Trilogy) Its actually an amazing trilogy i would recommend to anyone who likes fantasy novels |
| Well im going throw Peter kay - The sound of lauther Mick Foleys book A book about goldbreg (another wrestler) A book about the rock A Billy conely book Just finished The compleate book of farting |
[url=TNOG.ORG]Im a bloke that runs games nights, in a pub[/url] |
| Right now I'm reading Dragon and Judge by Timothy Zahn. |
| I'm reading quite a few actually. - The Prestige by Christopher Priest - Alice in Wonderland by Louis Carroll - Dracula by Bram Stoker - Thank You for Smoking by Christopher Buckley - Trinity Blood: ROM Volume 2 In addition to those I'm also reading through some of Edgar Allan Poe's stuff, the Grimms fairy tales and a book titled The Lucifer Effect by Philip Zimbardo. |
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| I never read more than one at a time-- it tends to take away from the book for me. I like to be totally engrossed, lol. paperlanterns said: One of my faves. He brings to light a subject that really needs more attention, especially in a country like the US, where many crimes are usually written off as the actions of a few "bad apples," which is frankly just a naive, lazy outlook. He gives a lot of disturbing examples too that people tend to avoid. He's got some guts. I think it should be required reading. People should be more aware of the situational influences or (even environmental) so that they aren't such slaves to them. /off soapbox...and a book titled The Lucifer Effect by Philip Zimbardo. Jiraiyathesage said: I tried, but I just couldn't get into that, all the worlds mixed and whatnot... The first two were fascinating though. I was a little surprised that it's on children's reading lists, when there are so many religious themes in there.I've got about 120 pages left to read of the 3rd book of the His Dark Materials (The Amber Spyglass) by Philip Pullman. |
| I'll be starting Glen Cook's The Black Company on the weekend. |
| The Guardians of Time trilogy - Marianne Curley |
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| Raymond E Feist novels - i read about 8 books so far Currently on the fourth book - Serpent War |
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| Dragon Lance ._. |
| Good Omens - Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman and few more books i'm stuck with ._. and continue them after i finish Good Omens |
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| I'm currently reading Rant: An Oral Biography of Buster Casey by Chuck Palahniuk. I just started reading an hour ago, so I'm only about a chapter or to in. Before that, I read Fight Club also by Chuck Palahniuk. I just finished reading that yesterday. |
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| Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov. Can't believe I didn't start it until recently, exquisite, delicious sentences. |
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| Ermm well i JUST finished Mortal Engines by Philip reeve, and ermm...not reading nefink at the moment, BUT i plan to read Across The Nightingale Floor (again!) |
     Thanks Puvi2Groovy for pointing out the invisible space :D |
| Star Wars: Bounty Hunter series. I'm on the first one, called the Mandalorian Armor |
| my college textbooks take up 99.9% of my time :( |
| Anxiously awaiting the release of the last Twilight book, so I'm rereading the rest. [squirms] |
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| okay since this topic has come first page again jus thought i should give you an update, im currently reading Larklight: A Rousing Tale of Dauntless Pluck in the Farthest Reaches of Space by Philip Reeve =D |
Thanks Puvi2Groovy for pointing out the invisible space :D |
| Currently reading Clear and Present Danger by Tom Clancy. |
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| I finally dug mine out since they had been packed away~ Making my way through Don Quixote & Queen of the Damned |
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Thea said: Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov. Can't believe I didn't start it until recently, exquisite, delicious sentences. Oh man, I discovered it when I was 12 (I'm 24 now). I've read it like, 20 times since. Not even kidding. It's such a wonderful book (even if it's all about loli). |
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Jiraiyathesage said: Yeah, he really does make that obvious, what with the head diety actually being a jealous, megalomaniacal angel and all, lol. The Blake influence is more obvious, Blake was known in part as a critic against hierarchies of churches and organisational evils, whih is pretty obvious in HDM. Mozzi said: Great book, very elegant writing and gripping plot. Must-read for samurai fans. Have you read the next two in the series? I'm going to read the last two one of these days, but the first was the best! =3BUT i plan to read Across The Nightingale Floor (again!) Also waiting for the next Twilight book (I had to see what all the fuss is about and now I'm hooked. I don't usually read YA, but Meyer is just that good; her characters are mature and the drama is not too exaggerated; couldn't get into The Host though) and Lynn Viehl's next book. That'll teach me to start an unfinished series. x.x |
| I was readin 'tokyo' by... Can't remember. I gotta pick it up again sometime. I fell asleep on the plane while reading it, so I lost the page and a lot of things happened so I lost interest too. Ugh. |
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| The Doomsday Book, editted by John Morris, the Sussex segment thereof. Regarding books that are actually somewhat interesting to speak of, I just finished Jim Butcher's Death Masks and am starting on Grave Peril... because reading books in order would just be silly. After that I have three Torchwood books that have been sitting on a shelf since my birthday that I need to read (Trevor Baxendale's Something in the water, David Llewellyn's Trace Memory and Gary Russell's The Twilight Streets) |
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