I wonder if there is any interest in a book club... I know Lemonwalrus(?) started one a little while back with limited success. In a little while I'll be done exams and definitely interested in looking at some cool literature.

shreepy

United States121 Posts

April 20 2010 06:07 GMT

#106

interesting stuff, but honestly screw finals.

As for more casual reading I just finished
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I found it be pretty good and would recommend it to someone looking for a decent post-apocalyptic story.

littlechava

United States7216 Posts

April 20 2010 06:07 GMT

#107

On April 20 2010 15:04 meeple wrote:
I wonder if there is any interest in a book club... I know Lemonwalrus(?) started one a little while back with limited success. In a little while I'll be done exams and definitely interested in looking at some cool literature.

what books did you have in mind? I'll try to participate this time... last time I had read WWZ but slacked off in the discussion anyway. My semester's done in about a month.
Been meaning to read this:
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Recently finished this:
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Trudging my way through this:
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LaSt)ChAnCe

United States2179 Posts

April 20 2010 08:55 GMT

#108

a lot of asimov

Lemonwalrus

United States5465 Posts

April 20 2010 08:55 GMT

#109

Yep I've run the two instances of tl book club that have happened so far. (although I would not stand in your way if you wanted to run the third, infact I welcome you to it.) I would probably participate as well. I unfortunately don't think I am going to run one myself for a while, as my work/living arrangements for the summer are not as glued down at the moment as I would like them to be.

I sort of failed at running them tbh, so maybe a fresh approach would be good.

lightrise

United States1355 Posts

April 20 2010 09:07 GMT

#110

Yeah i am also readying George RR martin. I am about to finish a game of thrones and bought the next two books in the series.

thestool91

672 Posts

April 20 2010 09:11 GMT

#111

samachking

Bahrain4949 Posts

April 20 2010 09:17 GMT

#112

Last Read(Finished Both in the same day):
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Both great and very powerful works. Night is a must read for anyone. And Vonnegut is one of my favorite authors.

Currently Reading:

Planning to read next:
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FaCE_1

Canada6158 Posts

April 20 2010 09:44 GMT

#113

(note the same revision tough, my cover image isnt the same O_o

eSen1a

Australia1058 Posts

April 20 2010 10:04 GMT

#114

sadly the only thing i read besides uni books

need to start reading fiction again i miss stories

Inkblood

United States463 Posts

April 20 2010 11:53 GMT

#115

I'm reading R.A. Salvatore's The Ancient. And Stephen King's The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon

Haven't been doing my usual gobbling up loads of books recently, but I intend on getting back on track and getting like tons of stuff out from the library.

Things I've read recently?

Read Joe Abercrombie’s The First Law trilogy, and Best Served Cold. As well as R.A. Salvatore's The Highwayman. And Dean Koontz, Brother Odd, and Midnight. Susanna Clarke’s Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell. I enjoyed all of these books, nothing that stuck out as amazing. (Like a Song of Ice and Fire.) but they were pretty darn good.

Oh, and I've been reading A bunch of learning to write books, (like the one by Stephen King, that I can't remember the name of.)

I’ve also been meaning to read a bunch of Dean Koontz novels, and I wouldn’t mind expanding my reading horizons a little further into more mysteries and such. And of course some of the books posted here look interesting so I might have to check some of those out.

(I don’t know how to post pictures of the books, but considering the amount of books I named it would take up a huge amount of the screen and I don’t like taking up that much space anyway.)

theron[wdt]

United States395 Posts

April 20 2010 11:58 GMT

#116