What are you reading? (March 2008)
03-08-08, 06:25 PM
#29
Just finished:
And:
Will be starting Ian Claremont's first foray into the Malazan world when it comes in this week:
Seriously, thanks to whomever originally suggested Garden of the Moon many months ago. The Malazan series is by far and away the best fantasy I have ever read.
And:
Will be starting Ian Claremont's first foray into the Malazan world when it comes in this week:
Seriously, thanks to whomever originally suggested Garden of the Moon many months ago. The Malazan series is by far and away the best fantasy I have ever read.
03-15-08, 05:31 PM
#39
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Originally Posted by zekeburger1979
Just picked up Vincent Bugliosi's Reclaiming History: The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy from the library. It's going to be a long read.....
03-15-08, 05:39 PM
#40
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This should be a fitting end point (Octavian becoming the first Roman emperor) to McCullough's "Masters of Rome" series. She wanted to quit after the sixth book, The October Horse, but it seems fans begged and goaded her into writing one more.
03-17-08, 01:09 PM
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I just finished George Alec Effinger's "A Fire in the Sun" and am now reading Three novels by John Crowley which comprises "The Deep", "Engine Summer" & "Beasts".
03-17-08, 06:36 PM
#44
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I decided to take a break from Pynchon to read a different book. It looked like this:
Some parts of this book made my face look like this:
But other parts made my face look like this:
Some parts of this book made my face look like this:
But other parts made my face look like this:
03-18-08, 08:43 PM
#50
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I just finished
Gaudemus
and
The Accidental Time Machine.
About to start the Foundation series. Though I've read various Robots stories, and as many of his short stories as I can find, I've never made it through Foundation.
Gaudemus
and
The Accidental Time Machine.
About to start the Foundation series. Though I've read various Robots stories, and as many of his short stories as I can find, I've never made it through Foundation.