what have you read recently?

[Koichi]

'X Therapy' by Leareth

Gods, that's a messed up fanfic...

[Xaenn]

Way to go on Return of the King. The Lord of the Rings Trilogy in the books is far superior to the movies XD

[Solitude]

perhaps so...but the movies are amazing in their own right
anyway back to books:
shogun~james with a surname i keep forgetting
tooooo good...i'm sure many of you have read this novel.i tried reading gai-jin,but i was so sickened by the part when that guy cuts the girl's whatevers,that i couldn't go on....

[Drageuth]

I read Rainbow Six by Tom Clancy the other day. Very good novel.

[Toto]

Edward Said w/David Barsamian - The Pen and The Sword
Edward Said - Culture and Imperialism

[Solitude]

alistair maclean~hms ulysses
this the 2nd time i'm reading it...it's one of my favourite titles by A.M.this was his first novel,and has a very powerful narrative style

[Grey Fox]

Across the nightingale floor, by Lian Hearn.

[Drageuth]

Just read a Labyrinth fanfic. I won't give the name because it's the most sickening, twisted thing I've ever read and don't think anyone should read it.

[GameBoyFreakGrl]

the last book i am still reading right now is harry potter the second year i actually own all the books and find them really intriguing to read and quite interesting!!

[Koichi]

In My Line of Work by Leareth

[Gosuthis]

I read All Quiet on the Western Front.... who else has read that book?

[Koichi]

It's been a while, but I have.

[Cyberxion]

I'm reading Piers Anthony's Xanth series. And y'know? I'm coming to realize just what a hack the guy really is. I used to be a huge fan of his work when I was a teen, but now that I've since read far better books, I realize just how hackneyed he really was as a writer. His books are formulaic, and they go out of thier way to explain even the most rudimentary of things to you, as if you were brain-dead. Ugh. I can't wait till I can track down a copy of Stephen King's 'Wolves of the Calla'.

[GameBoyFreakGrl]

Originally posted by Cyberxion
I'm reading Piers Anthony's Xanth series. And y'know? I'm coming to realize just what a hack the guy really is. I used to be a huge fan of his work when I was a teen, but now that I've since read far better books, I realize just how hackneyed he really was as a writer. His books are formulaic, and they go out of thier way to explain even the most rudimentary of things to you, as if you were brain-dead. Ugh. I can't wait till I can track down a copy of Stephen King's 'Wolves of the Calla'.

i love stephen king books all his books are really good books to read and i also read danielle steel books too i am a sucker for romance books *lol*

[Solitude]

pg woodhouse~psmith in the city
well,it's a nice change from the jeeves series...with the same amount of hilarity involved.it's my first psmith,and i wasn't dissapointed,worth a try for anyone,whether you're new to psmith or woodhouse himself.