What are You Reading?
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Richard Morgan -Profit
Really really good book. Should order the rest of his work in due time too.
Really really good book. Should order the rest of his work in due time too.
Just started reading "Battleground Prussia: The Assault on Germany's Eastern Front 1944-1945" by Prit Buttar.
I'm just on page 20 right now but I very much enjoy the way he writes, it seems very well researched and the book seems to be well recognised by Glantz and others.
I'm just on page 20 right now but I very much enjoy the way he writes, it seems very well researched and the book seems to be well recognised by Glantz and others.
...to bring this back towards the top...
Currently working my way through Steven Brust's second "book" (really 3 books in one) of his Dragaera/Taltos series.
It's excellent stuff, I'm really enjoying it. It's all 1st-person, and the narrator has a wonderfully quirky and off-beat personality that I particularly enjoy.
Currently working my way through Steven Brust's second "book" (really 3 books in one) of his Dragaera/Taltos series.
It's excellent stuff, I'm really enjoying it. It's all 1st-person, and the narrator has a wonderfully quirky and off-beat personality that I particularly enjoy.
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I'm re-reading Neuromancer right now. I realized that I'd never actually read anything else from Gibson, and I wanted to correct that. Started off with that, then I'll get on to Count Zero and Mona Lisa Overdrive. By then we should be getting close to A Dance With Dragons.
I just came across a book I had always wanted to read in my basement, Larry Niven's "Ringworld". The last time I saw the book I was really young and wouldn't have been able to read it. I just hope the book stays in one peice, it's in pretty bad shape.
Finished reading Tecumseh by James Alexander Thom, and currently reading Sacajawea by Anne Lee Waldo.
Interesting stories
Interesting stories
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Me too, I even hauled the heavy bugger with me to work, so I can read on the commute. Great read sofar.
the dark tower series
last book (no 7)
very good, sometimes a bit lengthy (google translator ftw)
last book (no 7)
very good, sometimes a bit lengthy (google translator ftw)
I read that, it was a very good series.
It inspired me to read 'Salem's lot (you should know why
) and i believe that Stephen King is a very good writer.Also this is hilarious, on the topic of SK:
Spoiler!