On March 03 2011 18:01 Node wrote:
Picked up an autographed copy of The Wise Man's Fear from my local B&N today. Plowing through it. Loving every word.

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He came to my Powells bookstore for signing. Man, for a bit I thought I was at Comicon...

Manit0u

Poland17377 Posts

March 07 2011 03:22 GMT

#242

The Night Watch

Just started this series. All tingling with excitement.

Artemis

United States129 Posts

March 07 2011 07:28 GMT

#243

Getting this Tuesday:
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Cant wait to starting reading this series, saw the movies, but never got around to reading the comics.

pfods

United States895 Posts

March 07 2011 07:35 GMT

#244

rereading an old favorite of mine. currently on hiatus with it though since i have to read assloads for class lately.

Reaperz

Germany4 Posts

March 07 2011 08:03 GMT

#245

I only Read 1 bookseries since 4 years there are now over 2500 books in this

it's called perry rhodan I don't know If someone knows about this out of Germany

don_kyuhote

3006 Posts

March 07 2011 08:50 GMT

#246

On March 05 2011 03:52 JerKy wrote:
Just read:
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Was an amazing book

I read this book in high school.
It was freaky as hell...

Dooba

Croatia588 Posts

March 07 2011 08:56 GMT

#247

The legend of Drizzt: Siege of darkness

Amazing series so far.

mads

Canada90 Posts

March 07 2011 09:05 GMT

#248

School

hoppipolla

Australia782 Posts

March 07 2011 10:02 GMT

#249

ChaoticBlack

Australia288 Posts

March 07 2011 14:18 GMT

#250

I'm trying to finish the Sword of Truth series by Terry Goodkind. Currently up to Naked Empire

Chaosu

Poland404 Posts

March 07 2011 15:38 GMT

#251

My on topic post:
previous:
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can't recommend that one, it bored me to death and I kept it borrowed for 2 months overtime...
current:
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her last book (and last i need to read). bit better than the previous one but thats completly not what I like. friend recommended them and I agreed...
next:
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I realised that Sherlock is completly unknown to me in terms of books and this is the first one, right? Should be a quick read.

Now, if this is the right topic to ask. I have read all Elia Kazan books and some K. Vonnegut and I'm looking for other writers similar to them. I like their smartness and problems they are talking about. It's hart for me to describe that in English but if you have read them you will know what I'm talking about. Thanks in advance.

Lanaia

Canada1142 Posts

March 07 2011 15:49 GMT

#252

On March 07 2011 17:50 don_kyuhote wrote:

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I read this book in high school.
It was freaky as hell...

I LOVE THAT BOOK.

Also, I'm supposed to be reading this:
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Jakalo

Latvia2350 Posts

March 07 2011 15:50 GMT

#253

On March 07 2011 19:02 hoppipolla wrote:Perfume

Excellent choice, one of my favourites,

I`m reading

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At the moment

rdcpohl

Canada188 Posts

March 08 2011 03:25 GMT

#254

Just Finished:
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Currently Reading:

(heard mixed reviews, so not sure what to expect here -.- )

BusterRant

Canada26 Posts

March 08 2011 03:32 GMT

#255

Just finished: Invisible Monsters by Chuck Palahniuk
Really good book, interesting views on our superficial world.
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Current book: Cosmos by Carl Sagan
Just because Sagan is such a baller
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Next book: On Liberty by John Stuart Mill
Some philosophy is always good
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Zim23

United States1681 Posts

March 08 2011 04:55 GMT

#256

On March 07 2011 04:42 forgotten0ne wrote:

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He came to my Powells bookstore for signing. Man, for a bit I thought I was at Comicon...

I just finished it man I don't want to say anything but he needs to fucking start writing the next one NOW.

Banksy

United States39 Posts

March 12 2011 04:43 GMT

#257

Banksy

United States39 Posts

March 17 2011 20:53 GMT

#258

Checking this author out, I've heard lots of good things about his novels

Zedex

United Kingdom310 Posts

March 17 2011 20:59 GMT

#259

What else?

Project Psycho

United Kingdom329 Posts

March 17 2011 22:25 GMT

#260

Currently reading through the Horus Heresy series, just read the 4th book.
Wasnt as good as the first 3(especially the 1st book by Dan Abnett, i recommend any of his books), but still an excellent read.

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Just about to start reading the next book in the series Fulgrim, heard its supposed to be one of the best in the series so am really looking forward to it.

I recommend anyone to read Warhammer 40k novels if your really into the Sci-fi genre, especially anything from there top authors like Dan Abnett and Graham McNeill, easilly some of the best sci-fi ever written. 40k probably has deepest fictional backstory out of everything thats ever been written, so you will never be short on anything to read 40k related and most it(not all, a lot it is garbage) is awesome. and BTW ive never even played a table top game in my my life, so am not a 40k nerd who just loves everything the read because they have the models to represnt them or whatever, i just love backstory to it all, its really awesome stuff.