Feb '09: What are you reading?

[Asmo]

Finished "Confessor" and while I´m on a roll I´ve decided to read some Feist, starting with "Talon of the Silver Hawk", the first book of "Conclave of Shadows".

Asmo

 

[Shade]

I finished Lankhmar Book 3: Swords in the Mist and The Dark World by Henry Kuttner.

I'm now reading Lankhmar Book 4: Swords Against Wizardry.

 

[Mallus]

After finally finishing Cormac McCarthy's The Road --remarkable, beautiful in it's way, why the hell did Oprah pick this?!?-- I started Kay Kenyon's City Without End, the 3rd book in the her "Entire and the Rose" series, which is little like Philip Jose Farmer's "World of Tiers", except well-written.

 

[Wombat]

I recently read most of Terry Pratchett's Guards books -- Guards, Guards!, Men At Arms, Feet of Clay, Jingo, and The Fifth Elephant. They make a fun popcorn read, but read too many Discworld books together and realize just how bitter Pratchett really is.

 

[Krug]

Started on Stephen King Goes to the Movies and finished all except the story that inspired Hearts of Atlantis. I admire how the man construct his stories, and Children of the Corn does have a very good and rather chilling premise.

 

[Shade]

After finally finishing Cormac McCarthy's The Road --remarkable, beautiful in it's way, why the hell did Oprah pick this?!?.

'Tis truly a modern classic. Whatever happened to the film adaptation, though. Last I saw, it was postponed to "sometime in 2009".

 

[el-remmen]

Rereading Watchmen in order to write and present a paper on if for a conference in April.

The Human Stain by one of my favorite authors, Phillip Roth

and still making my way (slowly) through War and Peace.

 

[S. Baldrick]

Re-reading The Watchmen in anticipation of watching the movie.

 

[The Morninglord]

True Darkness: Shadow Conspiracy. Fascinating read, dudes. I highley reccomend it if you are into conspiracy type stuff.