Finished:

Stardust by Neil Gaiman

Starting:

Tree of Smoke by Denis Johnson

so far so good...

Oh, how the on-going stresses of work get me to start a new book

Finished this.

Reading

+1

Just finishing...


And starting...

I don't know how fun this will be. It starts with a woman divorcing her husband as brutally as she can.

Couldn't help picking this up last night, thanks to the thread in Other I am thoroughly fascinated by this phenomenon.

Just got finished with Stephen King's new collection of short stories, Just After Sunset and just started the first of The Dark Tower series The Gunslinger.

Finished Just After Sunset, and moved on to Jeffery Deaver's The Bodies Left Behind.

Didn't realize Stephen King had a new short story book out, I'll have to pick up that next.

I FINISHED A BOOK



First one finished since the last Harry Potter came out, and I started quite a few in that period.

Which brings me back to if I like a book, I'll read it. It just takes a lot for me to like a book. 368 sweet pages. I read only when I had complete silence because I loved the book so much, I wanted to savor each word all by myself, like if I were eating a chocolate cake and didn't want to share.

The book is part two, first one being The Chosen (another awesome book).

Next up:

Trying this again, reading this time instead of audiobook.

Finished:
13 Bullets (David Wellington)

Starting Up Soon:
Twlight (Stephanie Meyer)
(or)
Big Bosoms and Square Jaws: The Biography of Russ Meyer (Jimmy McDonough)

Diggin' the hell out of Angsten's Night-Sea Trilogy, very much looking foward to the final book.

That sounds interesting.

Domini-canus.

Now: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (Larsson)
Next: Your Heart Belongs to Me (Koontz)

Finished Sisterhood of the traveling pants
reading The Road

I ended up really liking Clans of the Alphane Moon.
Now reading Subspace Explorers and Subspace Encounter by E.E. Doc Smith.

Finished The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo by Larsson
and Confederates in the Attic by Tony Horwitz
Started both The King of Swords by Nick Stone
and rereading Collected Stories by Borges

Halfway through Bleachers by John Grisham, which is a very short book that I've had kicking around for a while. Also halfway through The Fifth Horseman by James Patterson, but I accidentally left it in Ottawa when I visited my sister.

I've read a few Elmore Leonard books in the last few weeks, like Pagan Babies and Glitz. Really liked Pagan Babies, but Glitz didn't do it for me.

Read this one a couple years ago. Really enjoyed the Shiloh and Okinawa sections. Delium seemed to produce the same conclusions that all studies of the period have produced.