I have about 20 pages to go in Kubrick by Ciment. This is a treasure-trove of information if you're a Kubrick fan.

I'm also about half way in Galapagos by Vonnegut and really enjoying it.

Next up for me is Revolution by Peter Cowie.

just started reading 1st Chrons. of Druss the Legend by David Gemmell ( A Drenai Novel)

Finished John Sandford's Chosen Prey. Going to start Cornelius Ryan's The Longest Day: The Classic Epic of D-Day

Just finished Cornelius Ryan's <b>The Longest Day </b>(best book i've read in quite a while, birdseye!), just started Ryan's next book <b>The Bridge Too Far </b>last night.

I'm halfway through Tim Green's The Fifth Angel.

High Fidelity- Nick Hornby

Finished Tim Green's The Fifth Angel. Found it quite engrossing, though farfetched.

Just started Howard Roughan's The Up and Comer. Enjoying his amusing, breezy writing style.

Just started J.D. Salinger's Nine Stories for the bus to work and I'm somewhere in the middle of Bob Tarte's very funny Enslaved by Ducks.

Next up is Prague and William Gibson's Pattern Recognition.

just finished Little Children by tom perotta (author of election)

trying to decide between lies, and the lying liars who tell them or the rule of four by ian caldwell and dustin thomas

Finished reading The DaVinci Code last night. The King of Torts, is next.

Just finished - Baltimore Blues - Laura Lippman

Now - Charm City - Laura Lippman

Next - Butcher's Hill - Laura Lippman

I May Be Wrong But I Doubt It by Charles Barkley.

Finished Phillip Margolin's Wild Justice last night. Interesting, but quite predictable.

Now reading Gerald "To Live and Die in L.A." Petievich's The Sentinel.

Last night I finished Richard Laymon's To Wake the Dead (aka Amara)

Next up...not sure yet.

I finished the Tawny Man series by Robin Hobb - good stuff. I'm now on the Da Vinci Code.

I've just finished two memoirs, Howling at the Moon by Walter Yetnikoff and Confessions of a Tax Collector : One Man's Tour of Duty Inside the IRS by Richard Yancey. Great books especially 'Confessions of a Tax Collector'.

Am now reading Bobby Fischer Goes to War - How the Soviets lost the most extraordinary chess game of all time by David Edmonds & John Eidinow.

Next - Candyfreak: A Journey Through the Chocolate Underbelly of America by Steve Almond.

I just started in on T. Jefferson Parker's Little Saigon.

Patrick OBrian's "The Maritius Command"

Finished Charm City Laura Lippman

Now - Lies and the lying liars that tell them Al Franken

Next up is my guilty pleasure the latest Stuart Woods Stone Barrington novel.

Fourth Perimeter by Tim Green

The Flash: Stop Motion by Mark Shultz

Now: 1st Chrons of Druss...30 pages to go!
Nxt: The Legend by David Gemmell (A Drenai Novel)

I decided to ditch the other two books that I was reading and am instead reading "Being and Nothingness" by Jean-Paul Sartre. My brain hurts.

I finished the Da Vinci Code. I thought it was pretty overrated. The characters were all paper-thin. It was a decent pulpy mystery. Now I'm reading Angels and Demons.

Well, since it's getting into finals time, I've been hitting the comfort books.

I blew through Harry Potter: Order of the Phoenix this weekend. Probably going to work my way back to Azkaban in time for the movie release .... :)

i finished 1st chrons. of Druss over the weekend...

i soon start Legend :)