April '08: What Are You Reading?

[Relique Hunter]

I'm a World War II history buff.

I've been reading The Library of Congress World War II Companion.

 

[Exquisite Dead Guy]

Books read this month:
Damned Nation edited by Robert N. Lee & David T. Wilbanks
Logan's Run by William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johnson
To Your Scattered Bodies Go by Philip Jose Farmer
The Fabulous Riverboat by Philip Jose Farmer (in progress)
Next up, The Dark Design by Philip Jose Farmer

Audio books listened to this month (I drive a lot for work):
Blaze by Steven King
Duma Key by Steven King (in progress)
Next up, ???

 

[noretoc]

Finally got around to buying and starting to read William Gibson's The Difference Engine.

I just picked up neuromancer. I am impressed. I have always been a fan on the genre, but never had a chance to read it. It's awesome.

 

[Graybeard]

Currently reading the Eberron novel Voyage of the Morning Dawn.

 

[Crothian]

I just finished Blindness the book a new movie is based on of the same name. I'm betting the movie will be better then the book because the book was just that bad.

I'm in the middle of the Charles Schulz biography which is very good.

I finished Watchman graphic novel yesterday. I try to read the comics my friend designs the toys for.

 

[Hand of Evil]

Ancient Blood by Robert Earl, a Warhammer novel.

 

[evildmguy]

Finished Butcher's Small Favor.

Finished Armstrong's Personal Demon.

Reading Tanya Huff's Blood Trail.

Also reading a few books from mental_floss, like the beginning of everything. Usually read these before going to sleep.

Waiting for the next Sookie Stackhouse book.

edg

 

[Eridanis]

Finished Ghost Rider by Neil Peart (see sig). Now reading The Art of Travel by de Button; a surprisingly interesting little book about the interaction of art and travel, with philosophical thoughts on how travel improves the soul and mind.

 

[JoeGKushner]

Daniel Hood: A Familiar Dragon. Low fantasy dark ages material that's part adventure part mystery. City based so good for many of the campaign types I tend to run. A three part hardcover collection from the old-sci-fi bookclub. There are two books out that take place after this but as they're both long out of print, I don't hold a lot of hope of getting them.

 

[Wombat]

On to Phil Rickman again for a while! Just read The Smile of a Ghost and am now reading December.

Great stuff. I love the subtler end of horror/supernatural.