What Are You Reading? (May 2017)
05-05-17, 02:41 PM
#3
Re: What Are You Reading?(May 2017)
Finished:
Certainly an improvement over the second book (having an ending helps) and probably the first (mainly due to the characterizations).
Certainly an improvement over the second book (having an ending helps) and probably the first (mainly due to the characterizations).
05-07-17, 02:37 AM
#4
DVD Talk Ultimate Edition
Re: What Are You Reading?(May 2017)
I'm working through the Blackwater series that brainee has posted about in the last couple of WAYR threads. Currently on 4 of 6 and enjoying them pretty well.
05-09-17, 05:53 PM
#8
DVD Talk Hall of Fame
Re: What Are You Reading?(May 2017)
Boomsday - Christopher Buckley
Pyramid Scheme - Dave Freer
Blood Lite II: Overbite - anthology
Get in the Van - Henry Rollins
Rabid Nun Infects Entire Convent - D'antoni
Pyramid Scheme - Dave Freer
Blood Lite II: Overbite - anthology
Get in the Van - Henry Rollins
Rabid Nun Infects Entire Convent - D'antoni
05-12-17, 09:11 AM
#12
DVD Talk Legend
Re: What Are You Reading?(May 2017)
Still reading Clive Barker's The Damnation Game. I've had this book for awhile now but never read it all the way through (got bored with it or something, I don't know). I only have very limited time to read so I've only gotten to page 140, but nothing untoward (or particularly Clive Barkerish) has happened yet and I'm starting to wonder if this book is all that. Getting a little frustrated, but I'll stick with it, I'd like to say I've read this book at least once.
05-12-17, 10:18 PM
#14
Re: What Are You Reading? (May 2017)
Finished:
Lightweight but fun. I thought there wasn't anywhere to go with this series (since the characters are all essentially gods who can manipulate the world any way they want). But I forgot the author didn't play the "strip them of their powers" card.
Lightweight but fun. I thought there wasn't anywhere to go with this series (since the characters are all essentially gods who can manipulate the world any way they want). But I forgot the author didn't play the "strip them of their powers" card.
05-18-17, 04:05 PM
#17
Re: What Are You Reading? (May 2017)
Finished:
As careful as I'm being to read these in the proper order, it kept feeling like there was a missing novel (besides "Storm Front" and "Fool Moon"). Are there short stories/novellas I missed, or is that how Butcher just does backstory (making the reader feel like they missed out on huge events)?
As careful as I'm being to read these in the proper order, it kept feeling like there was a missing novel (besides "Storm Front" and "Fool Moon"). Are there short stories/novellas I missed, or is that how Butcher just does backstory (making the reader feel like they missed out on huge events)?
Last edited by brainee; 05-18-17 at 05:51 PM.
05-26-17, 01:49 PM
#24
Re: What Are You Reading? (May 2017)
Finished:
I'll come back to the Dresden series later (when I'm in the mood for something light and fast). Next I think I'll dig into a Stephen King book in my unread pile (amazing how the guy keeps writing books faster than I can read them).
I'll come back to the Dresden series later (when I'm in the mood for something light and fast). Next I think I'll dig into a Stephen King book in my unread pile (amazing how the guy keeps writing books faster than I can read them).
