Just finished:



Now reading:



and when I have time also reading:

I'm reading this classic again and loving it. I'm working on my MA in English, so I have very little time for leisure reading. For those who aren't aware, Apocalypse Now is based on this book.

Next class starts next week and its Film Genres. Should be fun!

Just finished this one. As always, this guy rocks the Casbah.

This one's pretty cool. The Japanese culture comes through pretty well in the translation. Hardly any vampires so far, but cool information about high school and college activism during Vietnam. I'm sure there will be plenty of vampires later on.

Just started:

Blood: The Night of the Beasts was very, very cool. Basically if you like most of Mamoru Oshii films, you will dig it. Very brief action and not a lot of vampire sightings, but the dialogue was really neat and the humor very dry (in a good way).



Started this. A bittersweet moment. I've been putting this one off because it is the last Sci Fi book of his that I haven't read and his next book, "Matter", is not going to be Sci Fi and we won't see another one for a loooong time. I love his non genre fiction (some of it is practically sci fi) but my favorites are his Culture books. I'm already loving the shit out this one, but I'm a little sad that this is it.
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Just started:

This is a BIG book, and it will probably take me a while!

After reading the Star Trek Book thread:

Robert Silverberg's "To the Land of the Living".

So far it seems to have a similar setting to Farmer's Riverworld books.

Just started:

Finished Foundation Trilogy, and started reading this:

Just finished Grave Descend by John Lange

Currently reading The Millionaires by Brad Meltzer

Special Topics in Calamity Physics by Marisha Pessl



Fragile Things: Short Fictions and Wonders by Neil Gaiman

Collected Interviews: Voices from Twentieth-Century Cinema by Wheeler Winston Dixon

Finished book 7, onto book 8:



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I just started:

I'm reading:




I'm a little backed up at the moment

I'm just finishing up Book 1 and will be moving on to book 2 immediately. A Game Of Thrones is simply incredible and I can't wait to see what happens in A Clash Of Kings. Is the second book better than the first?

I'm me reading a Clash of Kings right now to, after finishing book 1 about a weeks ago, I couldn't wait to start the next. I'm about 300 pages into it, & it's definitely just as good, if not better since now you are dealing with the repurcussions of .

I'm so into this series, it's going to be torture once I'm all caught up, waiting for the next novel.

I'm reading " An Artist of the Floating World" by Kazuo Ishiguro