[October] What Are You Reading?

WayneLigon · Oct 1, 2003

So far, still working on the Harry Dresden series by Butcher. Right now, I'm on #4, Summer Knight. Harry, assisted by Billy the undergrad werewolf, is trying to solve the murder of the Summer Knight. Each Court of the faeries, Winter and Summer, have knights, mortals who are their agents in the mortal realms. With war brewing between the Courts, Summer's Knight is now dead.

So far, still great fun. This series is a blueprint for a great d20 Modern campaign.

Mercule · Oct 1, 2003

Just finished reading Ringworld. Been on my list for a while and I finally got to it.

Not sure what I'll read next. Maybe Ringworld Engineers, but more likely non-fiction.

Hand of Evil · Oct 1, 2003

Fortress of Grey Ice by J.V. Jones, book two of A Sword of Shadows.

Starman · Oct 1, 2003

I just finished Diary by Chuck Palahniuk. I'm not sure what I'll read next, possibly Dark Ages Nosferatu from the WW Dark Ages line.

Starman

Cthulhu's Librarian · Oct 1, 2003

Tigana by Guy Gavriel Kay (ENWorld Book Group selection)

Pielorinho · Oct 1, 2003

Cthulhu's Librarian said:
Tigana by Guy Gavriel Kay (ENWorld Book Group selection)

Oooh! Gotta gets me some of that book group action! I haven't read Tigana, but I'm a big fan of Kay.

I just finished reading Darwin's Radio, by Greg Bear. The science was sometimes over my head, but it was quite interesting. I liked Eternity better, though.

Daniel

JoeBlank · Oct 2, 2003

Pielorinho said:
Oooh! Gotta gets me some of that book group action! I haven't read Tigana, but I'm a big fan of Kay.

Easily done. Just get yourself a copy of the book and read it. Be on the lookout for a discussion thread on our about November 1.

Our current discussion is on Dragondoom by Dennis L. McKiernan:

http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=63928

drnuncheon · Oct 2, 2003

Just finished Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.

My lunchtime paperback is The Source, book III of the Necroscope series.

On my table, from the library: How to Be Good by Nick Hornby, Idlewild by Nick Sagan, and a book by someone not named Nick, Dante's Equation by Jane Jensen.

Eagerly awaiting (1.5 week late) day-of-birth B&N gift card to purchase: Terry Pratchett, Monstrous Regiment, or perhaps Neil (not Nick) Stephenson's Quicksilver.

J