DsBetterHalf;1348498 said:
Not yet, monies tight, I'm still on the book above (not much time to ready anymore), plus I have around 40 unread novels to tackle next
.What are you reading?
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Not yet, monies tight, I'm still on the book above (not much time to ready anymore), plus I have around 40 unread novels to tackle next
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Finished the available George R. R. Martin books.... awesome series, loved every single book, but am highly unhappy with the author. The last book in the series was supposed to be published in 2006. For the last few months, it's been saying December 2009. Now it's been pushed back yet ANOTHER year to March of 2010. ::screams and pulls out hair::
Now I'm reading Cast in Silence, which is the 5th book in the Chronicles of Elantra, by Michelle Sagara. Love the books, I hope more are coming!
Next will be The Time Traveler's Wife, since I like to read the books before seeing the movie.
And speaking of movies, I can't WAIT until October 16th - they finally made a movie for Where the Wild Things Are. YAY!!
Now I'm reading Cast in Silence, which is the 5th book in the Chronicles of Elantra, by Michelle Sagara. Love the books, I hope more are coming!
Next will be The Time Traveler's Wife, since I like to read the books before seeing the movie.
And speaking of movies, I can't WAIT until October 16th - they finally made a movie for Where the Wild Things Are. YAY!!
Man, I forgot about this thread!
Since I last posted, I've read "The Crimson Shadow" Omnibus by RA Salvatore and am currently on the last book in the Omnibus of "The Belgariad" by David Eddings. He's got a different writing style than I'm used to, but it's nothing major, plus he weaves a good tale!
Edit: On "The Crimson Shadow" series, it was okay, but I don't really recommend anyone to jump and buy the book. Bob wrote the books as if he was in a hurry to get them over with and was trying to compact series of events that were happening in a couple of paragraphs. Overall, I was dissapointed in this book, definitely not the kind of work you would expect from such a well known author...
Since I last posted, I've read "The Crimson Shadow" Omnibus by RA Salvatore and am currently on the last book in the Omnibus of "The Belgariad" by David Eddings. He's got a different writing style than I'm used to, but it's nothing major, plus he weaves a good tale!
Edit: On "The Crimson Shadow" series, it was okay, but I don't really recommend anyone to jump and buy the book. Bob wrote the books as if he was in a hurry to get them over with and was trying to compact series of events that were happening in a couple of paragraphs. Overall, I was dissapointed in this book, definitely not the kind of work you would expect from such a well known author...
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Re-read Sword of Truth and WoT series last month.
Read Mistborn trilogy and Elantris by Brandon Sanderson, currently reading Anathem by Neal Stephenson.
Read Mistborn trilogy and Elantris by Brandon Sanderson, currently reading Anathem by Neal Stephenson.
I really need to get the WoT series, but I'm weird and don't want to read it until it's done. Any release date on the next book yet? I understand another author is taking Robert's place, but I don't know how far into the book they've gotten...
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(bet you'll never guess what I'm doing to the S13 down at the shop! LOL)
Innovate Motorsports - LC1 wiring diagrams
(bet you'll never guess what I'm doing to the S13 down at the shop! LOL)
WoT: being finished by Brandon Sanderson, 'book 12' is actually going to be 3 books. The first one, The Gathering Storm, is being released October 27th.
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Supracentral;1408412 said:
Just ordered "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" by Hunter S. Thompson last night love the movie, I bet the book will be even better.
Haha.
IJ.;1121189 said:I read anything and everything and have most of the King and Koontz books here as well, have to say though I felt cheated with the ending of the Gunslinger series
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Just finished Arthur C. Clark's 2001: A Space Odyssey, after which I promptly watched the film in Blu-Ray again... spectacular.
Not sure what's next.
Jeff
Not sure what's next.
Jeff
Reading The Prodigal Mage, by Karen Miller. It's the third book in her Mage chronicles. It's also *technically* the first book in the second series, but it follows the ending of the second book. Either way, really good books.