What are you reading? Thread

The Concrete Blonde by Michael Connely...really good crime novel

I just finished Timeline by Michael Chricton...(OMG lots of Michaels...)

I'm currently reading Milton's Paradise Lost and A Preface to Paradise Lost by C.S. Lewis. It would have made more sense to read the preface first instead of doing them both at once, but oh well. :P

I'm reading No Longer At Ease by Chinua Achebe. And soon i'll be moving onto Lenin's Tomb by David Remnick.bluezy

About to start 1984 by george orwell. Also I usually read college text books for class O_o.

About to start 1984 by george orwell. Also I usually read college text books for class O_o.

nooblet69

I know what you mean

General Chemistry & LIFE (Biology). I get about 2 hours of reading in from those books every weekday.

Ender's Game...I've spent a good 3 months on it so far not that it's bad or nething, I just don't read it everydaybeedup91

It took me a little over a month to read it and I usually read through books pretty fast. I just didn't find it to be a good read. I never really got into it that much.

finally got around to getting some PKD novels, currently reading a scanner darkly, also got ubik and the man in the high castlesovereign_22

I'm reading The Man in the High Castle right now. It's good.

I just finished "A Storm of Swords" by George R R Martin, and am anxiously awaiting my next trip to Chapters to pick up 'A Feast For Crows". It'll probably last me a week at most.

I'm slowly working my way through "Gravity's Rainbow" by Thomas Pynchon. It's incredible, but a slow read.

The Watchman by Alan Moorethe_crosbie

I've read that, thought it was fantastic. I'm not particularly hopeful for the film adaptation... Watchmen just doesn't seem filmable to me.

Anyway I'm reading Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides

I'm slowly working my way through "Gravity's Rainbow" by Thomas Pynchon. It's incredible, but a slow read.

Lockedge

One of my favorite books of all time. I too have experienced the alkaloid desolation of the disgusting English candy drill...

"The Green Mile" by Stephen King

YouTube comments. :PQuadrifoglio

Doesn't count. More like watching stupidity manifesting itself in written form.