[March] What are you reading?

[IronHag]

I'm late to everything. I started A Game of Thrones not too long ago. I've learned not to read it before going to bed. If I do, a time rift occurs and it's suddenly 3 a.m. I don't know how this happens...

Want to read Doctor Sleep. Which means I'll have to read The Shining first. Loved the movie, but I really need to read the book.

 

[Zombie_Babies]

I started Doomed after re-reading Damned. It's yet another Palahniuk experiment - it's written as blog entries and responses to comments. At first I wasn't into it but I've gotten used to it. That man does some odd stuff.

 

[LWDLiz]

I just began Jim Butcher's "Codex Alera" in anticipation for his appearance at Gen Con 2014. I'm a huge "Dresden Files" fan so it seemed appropriate.

 

[Nellisir]

Finished Baudolino. 5/5. Excellent book, and the best of all possible endings, I think. The book was...softer than I expected, I think.

 

[Rbledsaw]

Just finished the Lord of the Rings Unabridged trilogy and am a few chapters into the Silmarillion.

 

[Rbledsaw]

I also have a 5-7 hour round trip commute, so I power grind through audio books :3 Next on my list is the R A Salvatore books, or maybe the Game of Thrones series.

 

[Nellisir]

I also have a 5-7 hour round trip commute

Errrr....how often?

 

[Rbledsaw]

Errrr....how often?

5 days a week, my friend

 

[Melisende]

Night Broken, by Patricia Briggs, which is proving to be pretty interesting. A bit derivative, though, not as strong as earlier books.

 

[Nellisir]

5 days a week, my friend

You spend 25-30 hours a week commuting?