Hope and Fate
Seconded. 46% off, and the day before market release (By about 2 hours, granted, but still...).Originally Posted by EnigmaticMan
I have finished, among others, Singer from the Sea by Sheri Tepper, The Maquisarde by Louise Marley, and The Chronoliths by Robert Charles Wilson. I debating whether to start A New History of Korea by Ki-baik Lee, or Excession by Ian M. Banks.
The Big Cheese
I'm looking forward to the new Harry Potter as well : ).
Proud to be Sardar
i am reading a books on NASA. their development in space crafts.
the mighty googler
read the cycle of fire by Janny Wurts, Gaurds gaurds by terry pratchett ... again
Reading the Wheel of time series by Robert Jordan ... again
... and ... hmmm
I am da geekness
Open Source rules
Wicked Mind
Creature - by John Saul
Step into a Wicked Mind!
Cookie Thief
Im reading a book on the destruction of Pompeii, and I have to say, its bloody excellent. Ive also finally got round to reading the Da Vinci Code, and as much as I didnt want it to be (for the concern of souning like a trend-following sheep), it is a rather natty little number.
All this talk of Harry Potter is semi-amusing too. I personally dont like the bespeckled little geek-wizard, and would ultimately prefer to read up on Hairy Pornstar, probably a book about everyones favourite pervert, Ron Jeremy, or something.
Touch my twat.
Someone battle me damnit
I read a menu in a restaurant before realizing that I didn't have any more money left for food.
Last 'book' I read was Da Vince Code as well, which was like two months ago.
If you can read this.. scroll up so you can read my post instead.
Princess of Frozen Desire
If we're talking serious reading, as in books...wow it's been awhile. Last one I can recall is Tears of the Night Sky. It's one of the Dragonlance novels and the title caught my attention, so I read it. What can I say? I'm not too picky.
Aside from books, I read Cosmo everyday and I think that should count!
Turn ∀ Turn
Yes we are talking serious reading...
To quote the first post...
You might think your I just read the Instruction booklet to my VCR jokes are funny... but don't ruin this threadNO spam
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Hope and Fate
Sadly enough, people who actually read instruction booklets may well be rare enough to merit a post in this thread...
A bit more seriously, I can add Excession (Ian Banks), Heart of Gold (Sharon Shinn), and Field of Dishonor (David Weber) to my list, even though the last two were being reread.
Princess of Frozen Desire
Well I do apologize if my post upset you. Just trying to add a little humor to forums.Plus, I think there are a few more worthy posts for the "Potential of Ruining the Thread" award than mine...Just a thought.
Varmint
I thought Dragonlance novels and Forgotten Realms novels were the shit, back when I was, umm, 11...
Try reading David Gemmell if you like sword/sorcery novels, his first book, "Legend," is great, and will set you up for a phenomal spree of great reading..
"History will be kind to me, for I intend to write it."
-Sir Winston Churchill
Princess of Frozen Desire
Yes, I do have the mentality of an 11-year-old.But I will definitely look into David Gemmel as well as that book you mentioned. Thanks!
Making things sück less
Well, I've read a few chapters from The Anarchist's Cook Book IV. I'm not done with it yet, but I'm still reading it *smirk* some very useful information we have here! :p
When I want your opinion, I will diffuse it from you through osmosis!
Hope and Fate
First, what I have not read: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Just bought it.
Now, what I have read, mostly while waiting for the aforementioned book.
Fruits Basket 8, Natsuki Takaya
Full Moon wo Sagashite 1, Arina Tanemura (This one was a must-buy the second I saw it...the first manga I read was Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne, after watching and loving the anime of the series, by the same manga-ka)
Shirahime-syo, CLAMP
Heh...
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