What are you currently reading?

I'm currently reading The Grave Tattoo by Val McDermid.

I can't believe it took me 32 years before i read it but i'm reading the Foundation series by Isaac Asimov. I've read the original trilogy and am starting on the later editions now. I really like them which is kind of surprising since there is very little action and mostly dialogue between the characters. The Robot series is next on my list.

I'm currently rading

American Gods (Neil Gaiman)
Twilight series (Stephenie Meyer)
Crime and Punishment (Dostoevsky)

I'm currently reading

American Gods (Neil Gaiman)
Twilight series (Stephenie Meyer)
Crime and Punishment (Dostoevsky)

[edit on 28-5-2008 by TopsyCret]

I just finished Child 44 - awesome story of a child killer in russia during the end of Stalin's life. Also just finished Pictures At A Revolution, a book about the 5 Best Picture Nominees in 1968 and I'm now reading Escape From the Deep, a book about a US submarine in WWII that was sunk. Good stuff all around.

Currently reading:

CREEPERS By David Morrell

Set in New Jersey, it is about a group of "Urban Explorers" who illegally enter sealed buildings, in this case an old hotel, and find more than they bargain for.
(Horror)

Im currently reading the Ender series by Orson Scott Card.

Great series if anyone is into si-fi.

Odd Hours by Dean Koontz

I love Koontz's Odd Thomas character and series of books.. No spoilers from me

reply to post by AegisFang

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They're an excellent set of books, enjoy them!

I'm reading Little Brother by Cory Doctorow. An excellent read, much recommended.

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TopsyCret
American Gods is a great book!

At the mo,I'm reading:

The book of lost things~John Connoly (marvellous book)
Cosmos ~Carl Sagan
The life of Pye~ Yann Martell

All seem to be very good indeed.
Cheers Karl

I'm reading Ghost Road Blues by Jonathan Maberry.

American Scream, The Bill Hicks Story by Cynthia True.

Bill Hicks = herooo!!!!

I'm about ten pages away from finishing Stephen Colbert's I Am America (And So Can You). After a year of analyzing classic literature in AP English, I desperately needed to find something like this to read. It's really hilarious if you like Colbert's style of humor.

Well, I'm on the last pages of Dean Koontz - Door to December.

It's about a father that divorces his wife and takes his three year old girl for governmental experiments. He sets her in a Sensory Depravation Chamber for reason that I won't say and she become psychic and seeks revenge for the 6 years of confinement.

That is what the story is about with out giving anything away!

Midnight is next!

I'm currently reading Dead Man's Song by Jonathan Maberry.

African Fractals: Modern Computing and Indigenous Design by Ron Eglash
Write Great Code Vol 1: Understanding the Machine by Randall Hyde

the saga of seven suns book 7 - The Ashes Of Worlds

Just got it today I've been waiting a year to read this

I was readding 'Robbie Williams - Life mess ordinary' but i finished yesterday

I'm reading Bad Moon Rising by Jonathan Maberry.

The book is the third book in a trilogy.

Pine Deep Trilogy

Well, Door To December was real good and then I moved on to By The Corner of His Eye and that one was a real boring book! The New York Time wrote and it was placed on the back cover that it was a real page turning suspenseful novel. Obviously they didn't read it because the story dragged on. They must post the same comments after awhile for some authors.

I just started a book by Sandra Brown called Chill Factor about a woman getting snowed in a cabon with a serial killer, but she doesn't know he's one.

I hope it turns out suspenseful and she get even. I don't know, just started the book and it starts out with him burying a woman!