WAYR: Been too long since we had one of these edition.

Yes, I am. Don't think I'll be able to watch that scene if the show makes it to a third season.tryagainlater

I was very close to throwing the book away after that. VERY close.

[QUOTE="tryagainlater"]Yes, I am. Don't think I'll be able to watch that scene if the show makes it to a third season.airshocker

I was very close to throwing the book away after that. VERY close.

LOL. He's been slowing down though. Took him a long time to write the last 2 in the series. I like his style but he does tend to be very dark at times. sonicare

He really is a sadist. I honestly don't think I've ever been mad at a author until I read A Storm of Swords.

Anyway, now I have A Dance With Dragons on my Kindle, so I don't need to carry that heavy as f*** hardcover around.

Harry Potter series

Almost done with The Road while I wait for Metro 2033.. anyone happen to have any recommendations as I seem to be pretty interested in these kinds of books.

Also got Prince of Thieves, City of Ember and Alas Babylon on a list to read.

Almost done with The Road while I wait for Metro 2033.. anyone happen to have any recommendations as I seem to be pretty interested in these kinds of books.

Also got Prince of Thieves, City of Ember and Alas Babylon on a list to read.

enorox

The Stand by Stephen King

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Almost done with The Road while I wait for Metro 2033.. anyone happen to have any recommendations as I seem to be pretty interested in these kinds of books.

Also got Prince of Thieves, City of Ember and Alas Babylon on a list to read.

airshocker

The Stand by Stephen King

Well then!

DivergeUnify

One of the best post-apocalyptic books out there. :P

I recently finished Joyner's Dream, The Iliad (After a year of putting it off), The Damned: The Canadians at the Battle of Hong Kong and the POW Experience, Way of the Peaceful Warrior, A Painted House; all of which I would recommend (For various reasons). Right now I'm reading The First World War, brushing up a bit on my 20th century history, I guess.
You might like The Prestige; it's kind of a Sci-fi, fantasy, thriller, and drama all in one!

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Almost done with The Road while I wait for Metro 2033.. anyone happen to have any recommendations as I seem to be pretty interested in these kinds of books.

Also got Prince of Thieves, City of Ember and Alas Babylon on a list to read.

airshocker

The Stand by Stephen King

Well in the past few days I have read: Ghost Story by Jim Butcher, Odyssey One by Evan Currie, Containment by Christian Cantrell, Shadows of Aggar by Chris Anne Wolfe, The Dragon's Path by Daniel Abraham. I can't recommend Jim Butcher enough, and was pleasently surprised by Odyssey One and Containment which I'm pretty sure are self-published if I remember correctly.

[QUOTE="enorox"]

Almost done with The Road while I wait for Metro 2033.. anyone happen to have any recommendations as I seem to be pretty interested in these kinds of books.

Also got Prince of Thieves, City of Ember and Alas Babylon on a list to read.

airshocker

The Stand by Stephen King

The Stand by Stephen King

It's fantastic so far despite a couple of boring parts

The flash gordon remake graphic novel by ardden entertainment. its pretty nice :)

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finnby Mark Twain.

Independent People by Halldor Laxness

I'm finally getting back to 'Demons' by Fyodor Dostoevsky after completely forgetting that I had it on the shelf and then putting it off due to distractions. On the side I'm also reading various collections I bought of Robert E. Howard stories in all sorts of genres.

I'm reading the Qur'an and 'Mere Christianity' by C.S. Lewis. Mere Christianity is excellent so far; it contains the best argument for objective morality I've ever seen.

Agent X by Noah Boyd (alias), good cheap thrills.

[QUOTE="sonicare"]LOL. He's been slowing down though. Took him a long time to write the last 2 in the series. I like his style but he does tend to be very dark at times. airshocker

He really is a sadist. I honestly don't think I've ever been mad at a author until I read A Storm of Swords.

Anyway, now I have A Dance With Dragons on my Kindle, so I don't need to carry that heavy as f*** hardcover around.

I just finished Dance with Dragons yesterday. Holy cliff hangers, Batman! Such a good book, though. Next up I think is Lord of the Rings, I STILL haven't read that series.

I'm upset with myself. A. I didn't realize A Dance with Dragons is out and B. I made the mistake of reading reviews for the book and now kinda don't want to read it. According to most, it sounds like he has gone the path of ultra convoluted and boring ala Robert Jordan, something that killed The Wheel of Time for me. Please tell me it's different? :( Right now I'm reading A Song of Ice and Fire again.majoras_wrath

The only thing about Dance with Dragons I didn't like was how some characters were a bit monotonous story wise. It's a great book though. Much better than the last book in the series A Feast for crows. It's a much better series than The Wheel of time. If you hate cliffhangers though you will hate some parts of it.

I am about to start reading The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien.

I'm finally getting back to 'Demons' by Fyodor Dostoevsky after completely forgetting that I had it on the shelf and then putting it off due to distractions. On the side I'm also reading various collections I bought of Robert E. Howard stories in all sorts of genres.Lord_Daemon

Great book, still reading.

Just finished The Gap into Ruin: This Day All Gods Die by Stephen R. Donaldson.

Starting Hawaii by James A. Mitchener today.

I'm upset with myself. A. I didn't realize A Dance with Dragons is out and B. I made the mistake of reading reviews for the book and now kinda don't want to read it. According to most, it sounds like he has gone the path of ultra convoluted and boring ala Robert Jordan, something that killed The Wheel of Time for me. Please tell me it's different? :( Right now I'm reading A Song of Ice and Fire again.majoras_wrath

I personally think it's much better than Feast. I didn't like Feast as much as I wanted to.

This thread

I'm reading Stephen King's Firestarter, then I might read Eragon, Darkest Evening of the Year or Terminator Salvation Trial by Fire while I wait on the 13 books I ordered then I will read those.

I've been reading "He She and It" by Marge Piercy. It's pretty good so far!

Nothing, but I finished A Dance With Dragons a few days ago. I read the whole thing in 5 days. :P

I'll probably start reading The Sum of All Fears sometime soon...

I'll probably start reading The Sum of All Fears sometime soon...

lensflare15

If you haven't read Without Remorse yet, I highly suggest it. One of Clancy's best books.

boomBig_Bad_Sad

Best book of the series right there.

Best book of the series right there.

Pierst179

I am reading "The Posts of My Fellow Gamespot Members", it's really interesting you should try it out.

[QUOTE="majoras_wrath"]I'm upset with myself. A. I didn't realize A Dance with Dragons is out and B. I made the mistake of reading reviews for the book and now kinda don't want to read it. According to most, it sounds like he has gone the path of ultra convoluted and boring ala Robert Jordan, something that killed The Wheel of Time for me. Please tell me it's different? :( Right now I'm reading A Song of Ice and Fire again.Film-Guy

The only thing about Dance with Dragons I didn't like was how some characters were a bit monotonous story wise. It's a great book though. Much better than the last book in the series A Feast for crows. It's a much better series than The Wheel of time. If you hate cliffhangers though you will hate some parts of it.