Finished - Drawing of the Three - King

Now - Wastelands - King

Finally picked up a book. Almost finished with Waiting by Frank M. Robinson.

Just finished Dan Brown's Angels and Demons

Up next is Robert Ludlum's The Janson Directive

Just Finished:
<li> The Martian Chronicles, by Ray Bradbury

Up Next:
<li> The Stars My Destination, by Alfred Bester

http://www.mainepbs.org/AGOODREAD/images/empire.jpg

it is fabulous!!!!!

Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay

Just started Big Bad Wolf by James Patterson. Read the first 13 chapters in one sitting. Fast moving book.

Finished - Wastelands - King

Now - Wizard and Glass - King

Now- 'Salem's Lot (King)
Next- Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass (King)

I've recently decided to re-read my X-Files Novels. So...:

Just finished: X-Files - Whirlwind (Charles Grant)

Now: X-Files - Antibodies (Kevin J Anderson)

Next: Goblins (Charles Grant)

After that: Ruins (Kevin J Anderson)

<u>Heart of a Soldier</u> by James B Stewart
from what my dad said it's about a guy at the WTC on 9/11
right now it's up to the early 1980s, been following 2 guys that met in the Congo and ended up going to OCS and then Nam at the same time in charge or separate platoons

I'm currently reading Anne Rice's "The Feast of all Saints". So far so good, but i have a lot to read. There was made for TV movie about it that came on Showtime a coupel of years back. But missed it. So instead I searched hi and low for the this book.

The book is set in 19th-century New Orleans. The book captures lives of the gens de couleur libre, or the Free People of Color caught between the worlds of white privilege and black oppression.

I'm currently reading The Princess Bride. It was a valentines gift from my wife.

Just finished "Gardens of the Moon" by Steven Erikson.

With George RR Martin, one of my favorite fantasy writers.

Am now reading "Deadhouse Gates", the second in the series.

The Devil In The White City..very fascinating story so far

Robert E. Howard The Coming Of Conan The Cimmerian

I'm reading God Knows by Joseph Heller.