Ayn Rand, <b>We The Living</b>

John Sanford's Mind Prey

I'm reading Flannery O'Connor's "Good Country People" (short story) right now, but only because I have to for a final tomorrow. I'm ready for school to be out so I can read some stuff I actually want to read.

American Gods by Neil Gaiman.... and many many textbooks.

Just finished reading Grisham's The Testament, which I found to be somewhat shallow, but still quite entertaining.

Just started King's The Shining... strange that I haven't read it yet, considering I've read most of his other works.

just finished Stephen King's "Dreamcatcher"
just started Charles Wilson's "Nightwatcher"

on deck:
John Marr's "Eleventh Plague"

I just finished reading Silverthorn by Raymond Feist. I am about to start A darkness at Sethanon (the next book in the series).

Also, I am currently reading The Theory of Poker by David Sklansky but I'll be reading both as soon as I can get to a book store.

ooh Good Country People, what a bizarre story. great example of the southern grotesque.

just finished this. not as good as prince of tides but still enjoyable

pardon my ignorance, but where has the book (already) been released?

as far as I can see both amazon.com and amazon.co.uk still list this title as an upcoming release.

No, its not out yet. I got an advanced readers copy of it. It will be out June 19th. If you are a Neil Gaiman fan (or even if you're not) run out and buy it then! I just finished it last night. Definately his best novel to date.

I will certainly get it when it is released...

I'd only just noticed that a new Terry Pratchett book had been released ("Thief of Time") and I was just worried that it might likewise have already been released, and that I was thus behind the times :)

i figured i'd bump this with an update: i recently finished King's The Gunslinger and have started Rice's Interview With The Vampire (never read Anne Rice before). :)

DJ

Star Wars New Jedi Order Agents of Chaos II: Jedi Eclipse

Up next Hannibal or Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.

One of my favorites.....

keyser "Those poor 'knobs'" soze
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A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius (for the DVD Talk Book Club :D )

Also working on:
The Monkey's Raincoat by Robert Crais

The Third Victim by Lisa Gardner

And a re-read of:

King's Ransom by Ed McBain (Evan Hunter)

I've just got my hands on a "uncorrected book proof" of this book, so I'm a very happy camper :)

I wasn't sure whether or not I was going to like it by the time I got to page 42, but now, 100 pages on, I'm engrossed in the story.

those little inserts that come inside my dvds :)


anybody know how to get to the dvd forum?

<b>Naked Lunch</b> - Burroughs

Oh god, I hope I make it through.

I too am in the habit of reading several books at once. I think its the ADD kicking in.

Crazy Horse and Custer by Stephen Ambrose
Bird Watching by Larry Bird
Lies Across America by James Lowen
Raised on Rock by David Stanley

I just finished reading "Catcher in the Rye"

Just started reading "Huckelberry Finn"

Will soon be reading "The Hobbit"

I must be the square peg here too
 

The Way We Really Are by Stephanie Coontz. I have a very cool neighbor who helped me look for my cat. This book was on her coffee table. I'll probably be seeing more of her.

Halfway through A Game Of Thrones. Excellent book.<br> Next up The Church Of Dead Girls by, Stephen Dobyns.

"Darwinia" by Robert Charles Wilson.

OK, I never do this, but I am giving up on <b>Naked Lunch</b>. Can anyone explain why this is anymore than a literary curiousity?

On to <b>Shampoo Planet</b> by Doug Copeland.