What Are You Reading? Part 17 [November]
11-01-03, 07:45 PM
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What Are You Reading? Part 17 [November]
Past What Are You Reading Threads
October [pt 16]
September [pt 15]
August [pt 14]
July [pt 13]
June [pt 12]
May [pt 11]
April [pt 10]
March [pt 9]
February [pt 8]
January [pt7]
December 02 [p6]
November 02 [pt5]
Aug - Oct 02 [pt4]
Jul - Aug 02 [pt3]
April 02 [pt2]
Whatcha' Reading Part 1
I don't always know in advance what my next book will be but I can say for sure that in a few days I will be reading the third and last of Gene Wolfe's Short Sun books, "Return to the Whorl"!
October [pt 16]
September [pt 15]
August [pt 14]
July [pt 13]
June [pt 12]
May [pt 11]
April [pt 10]
March [pt 9]
February [pt 8]
January [pt7]
December 02 [p6]
November 02 [pt5]
Aug - Oct 02 [pt4]
Jul - Aug 02 [pt3]
April 02 [pt2]
Whatcha' Reading Part 1
I don't always know in advance what my next book will be but I can say for sure that in a few days I will be reading the third and last of Gene Wolfe's Short Sun books, "Return to the Whorl"!
11-02-03, 09:25 AM
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Finishing off Mystic River today, and then will start the Elvis Cole books by Robert Crais. The first one will be The Monkeys Raincoat. Also hope to receive The Butchers Boy and Metzgers Dog by Thomas Perry for by birthday later this month.
11-02-03, 09:09 PM
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Just finished The Drawing of the Three (Dark Tower 2) by Stephen King, today. I wanted to get them all re-read before WotC came out. That isn't going to happen. Starting The Waste Lands soon.
11-02-03, 09:40 PM
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Originally posted by Cedar
Finishing off Mystic River today, and then will start the Elvis Cole books by Robert Crais. The first one will be The Monkeys Raincoat. Also hope to receive The Butchers Boy and Metzgers Dog by Thomas Perry for by birthday later this month.
Finishing off Mystic River today, and then will start the Elvis Cole books by Robert Crais. The first one will be The Monkeys Raincoat. Also hope to receive The Butchers Boy and Metzgers Dog by Thomas Perry for by birthday later this month.
I have the Cole novels in my to-read pile and placed an order for Butcher's Boy and Metzger's Dog last week.(thanks for the link to Perry's web site, BTW)
11-03-03, 11:06 PM
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Originally posted by Geofferson
Dude, stop reading what I'm reading! I have the Cole novels in my to-read pile and placed an order for Butcher's Boy and Metzger's Dog last week.
(thanks for the link to Perry's web site, BTW)
Dude, stop reading what I'm reading!
I have the Cole novels in my to-read pile and placed an order for Butcher's Boy and Metzger's Dog last week.(thanks for the link to Perry's web site, BTW)
I'm starting to get a little freaked out! Yeah, I finally gave up trying to find Perrys older books at the book sales, and have bitten the bullet and ordered them. My wife also agreed to buy me the first several books in the Matt Scudder series that are older and hard to find. But since we share the same brain you already knew that didn't you!!!
11-04-03, 06:04 PM
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Currently reading this new Shannara short story.
Next up is the new David Eddings' Dreamers series. Yes, I'm in a Fantasy book mood right now.
Next up is the new David Eddings' Dreamers series. Yes, I'm in a Fantasy book mood right now.
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Just finished Iain Banks - The Wasp Factory. One of the more ****ed up books I've ever read. The main character was a murderer by the age of 5. By 9 he had killed three relatives. His brother has escaped from a mental hospital where he was sent because he liked to set dogs on fire and eat them and force kids to eat maggots and worms. And it only gets more insane from there.
Up next, Motherless Brooklyn by Jonathan Lethem, about a private investigator with Tourette's Syndrome. Won the National Book Critics Circle Award for Best Fiction of 1999.
Up next, Motherless Brooklyn by Jonathan Lethem, about a private investigator with Tourette's Syndrome. Won the National Book Critics Circle Award for Best Fiction of 1999.
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11-04-03, 08:11 PM
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Originally posted by RevLiver
Just finished Iain Banks - The Wasp Factory. One of the more ****ed up books I've ever read. The main character was a murderer by the age of 5. By 9 he had killed three relatives. His brother has escaped from a mental hospital where he was sent because he liked to set dogs on fire and eat them and force kids to eat maggots and worms. And it only gets more insane from there.
Just finished Iain Banks - The Wasp Factory. One of the more ****ed up books I've ever read. The main character was a murderer by the age of 5. By 9 he had killed three relatives. His brother has escaped from a mental hospital where he was sent because he liked to set dogs on fire and eat them and force kids to eat maggots and worms. And it only gets more insane from there.
11-04-03, 08:40 PM
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Originally posted by Cedar
Finishing off Mystic River today, and then will start the Elvis Cole books by Robert Crais. The first one will be The Monkeys Raincoat.
Finishing off Mystic River today, and then will start the Elvis Cole books by Robert Crais. The first one will be The Monkeys Raincoat.
Just finished a book by Graham Masterton. As usual, the title escapes me, but it was about a Nazi-created mutant hunting those associated with the Home Army in the sewers of Warsaw.
Right now I'm in Mosaic by John Maxim. It's not great, but okay enough to finish.
Honk!
11-08-03, 06:50 AM
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Reading:
1st To Die by James Patterson
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Reading:
1st To Die by James Patterson
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Other than Along Came A Spider, this is probably my second favorite book of his. 2nd Chance was very good as well. Hopefully he will continue the characters in future novels.
11-08-03, 04:04 PM
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Last night I finished Yann Martel's Life of Pi. Now I see what all the word-of-mouth buzz was about...what an amazing read!
Today I started Stephen King's 4th installment in the Dark Tower saga, Wizard & Glass.
Today I started Stephen King's 4th installment in the Dark Tower saga, Wizard & Glass.
11-10-03, 06:56 PM
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I just finished the newest book in the Sword of Truth series by Terry Goodkin its titled "Naked Empire".
I found it to be ok but all his books seem to build to a very short ending. Might be just me??
I guess I will start rereading the series by Richard R.R. Martin in hopes that the next book titled "feast for crows" will be out early next year.
I love door stoppers !
I found it to be ok but all his books seem to build to a very short ending. Might be just me??
I guess I will start rereading the series by Richard R.R. Martin in hopes that the next book titled "feast for crows" will be out early next year.
I love door stoppers !
11-11-03, 06:15 AM
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Just finished: 1st To Die
Now Reading: Flesh and Blood by Jonathan Kellerman
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To: Michael Corvin One of my co-workers loaned me 1st To Die, which I loved. Love to see women as the main characters, although The List by Steve Martini was horrible. Hoping to read 2nd Chance after Flesh & Blood.
To: Geofferson I had to stop reading Mystic River b/c I just couldn't get pass the first few pages. I have a strange reading system. If I can't get pass the first few pages, I will not read the book, even though I tourtured myself with The List. I know this sounds silly, but when visiting Barnes & Noble, I choose books by how intrigues I am by the covers. Just think about all the great books I have passed on b/c I did not like the cover. Also, if I like a particular author, I will read all of his books one after another. I did that with Steve Martini's books.
Anj
Now Reading: Flesh and Blood by Jonathan Kellerman
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To: Michael Corvin One of my co-workers loaned me 1st To Die, which I loved. Love to see women as the main characters, although The List by Steve Martini was horrible. Hoping to read 2nd Chance after Flesh & Blood.
To: Geofferson I had to stop reading Mystic River b/c I just couldn't get pass the first few pages. I have a strange reading system. If I can't get pass the first few pages, I will not read the book, even though I tourtured myself with The List. I know this sounds silly, but when visiting Barnes & Noble, I choose books by how intrigues I am by the covers. Just think about all the great books I have passed on b/c I did not like the cover. Also, if I like a particular author, I will read all of his books one after another. I did that with Steve Martini's books.
Anj
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