What Are You Reading? Part 43 (January 06)
 

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Still working my way through rereading A Song of Fire and Ice (I'm mostly done with Clash of Kings) in preparation for actually reading A Feast For Crows.

I just picked up the third Malazan by Erikson and the second and third Taltos collections by Brust (and come to think of it, I still have the most recent Wheel of Time to read), but I may need a break from fantasy by the time I finish with Martin.

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Just started:

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Just getting into this:

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A Christian Chiller
 

Criss Cross by F. Paul Wilson. Repairman Jack!

Sylvia Plath - The Bell Jar

Rain Fall by Barry Eisler

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As of this morning, I've been reading Iain M Bank's "The Algebraist". It is science fiction but apparently not one of The Culture books.

A Short History of Nearly Everything - Bill Bryson.

enjoying it thoroughly.

Currently reading:

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Preston & Child - Dance of Death. Read it when it first came out in the summer, rereading it now that it's in paperback...AWESOME book.

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Al Franken - The Truth...with Jokes. So far, very funny.

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Chris Elliott - Shroud of the Thwacker. Any fans of Chris Elliott should definitely seek this book out...so far it's hilarious...not brilliant, but very silly and fun.

MATT

Just finished Philip Roth's <b><i>The Plot Against America</i></b> (Lindbergh defeats Roosevelt in 1940 election and Nazi influence gets a foothold in the U.S.).

Playing catch-up, and finally reading <b><i>The Devil In The White City</i></b>.

It's always cool to see Brian Keene pop up on these reading lists. :thumbsup:
His next one from Leisure will be out in May and if you liked what he did with zombies wait till you see what he does with giant worms. I wish they had stayed with the limited edition title Earthworm Gods though.
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Just finished:
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Heard an interview with Vince Flynn a while back and his books were compared to "24" - I'm in. Got this from the library, but haven't read it yet.

I've long been a fan of his and thought his Daddy's Boy was a really funny read. Recently, I listened to a podcast that had a great interview with him and he read the first paragraph of Thwacker - I have to get this book! I'll likely order it from Amazon within the next few days.

Just started:

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Just finished Stranger Than Fiction by Chuck Palahniuk

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Starting The Narrows by Michael Connelly

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I'd be keen to hear your thoughts when you're done as I seem to be the only the only person that loathes Reilly's writing.