what have you read recently?

[SA-X]

just read a really bad book in my english class:
"Green Days by the River"
Sucks ass, trust me
serious over use of the words "major", "pelt/pelting" and "man"

[afterburner]

Worst book i've ever read was Great Expectations by charles dickens, man o man that guy described stuff way too much

[Solitude]

joseph heller~closing time
sequel to catch 22.
obviously not as good,but hell its joseph heller

[Ziegfried]

And you'll have to gain a further definition of radness from Skinner.

Dougal.

[youthquake]

I'm reading "The Desperate Hours"

it's about some convitcs who take over a house and seek revenge on a cop. sounded good, so why not.

[Koichi]

Not quite sure about the first part of the title, but I think it was something along the lines of 'The Black Book of Mixed Drinks'.

[Cyberxion]

Dark Tower VII. I've been waiting for this book for so long.

[Paladin_Hammer]

The Economy and You. Do for a school project.

[Ziegfried]

Just finished Mort by Terry Pratchett. Going through the Discworld series, though I am currently sidetracking into Constance, or, Solitary Practices by Lawrence Durrell. Man, what a writer.

[Dingy]

Jill Mansell- Falling for you
Finished it just today. Can't believe I actually liked such a book. Atleast it didn't turn out like I thought it would (a M&B), never read one of those, but I have a fair idea of what they're like. But it's good when you don't have much to do and need to do kill time, leaves you with a nice fuzzy feeling.....

[Harpa]

I read some err... books? I think there were some dragons and stuff in them. Oh yeah, its fantasy genre.. And! It was like Terry Goodkind books. They rock!

Obey me!

[Iri]

Tanith Lee -- Black Unicorn and Gold Unicorn-- and Red Unicorn whenever I manage to find it somewhere in the depths of my room.

I love them to bits, almost as much as the Wind on Fire trilogy (insert author here), and they are wonderfully funny (thanks to the peeve). The BEST part is that there are some love feelings going on, but they rarely ever talk about it. Authors always flaunt affairs these days-- it shows our obsession to it quite clearly.

OH, and also, Next of Kin by Roger Fouts. EXTREMELY good.

Ever heard of the Washoe Project? Next of Kin follows Roger Fouts through that project for just over thirty years. Non-fiction is teh rox when it's about understanding humankind and our close relatives.

[Koichi]

Dealing with Dragons. I forget the author.

[Drageuth]

<b>Misery</b> and <b>The Dark Half</b> by Stephen King.

[Drageuth]

Dealing with Dragons. I forget the author.

Patricia C. Wrede