[Feb] What are you reading now?

In the middle of "Against a Dark Background" by Iain M. Banks
Rereading the most interesting bits of "Revelation Space" by Alistair Reynolds and "Lord of the Rings".
Wishing I had time to go back to reading "Perdido Street Station".
 

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Fade said:
'Foucalt's Pendulum', Umberto Eco. Having some difficulty getting into it, the writing is a bit flowery for me.

Read this two years ago on my free trip to Hawaii. Either the guy who wrote the ad copy on the back or I missed something, because it wasn't quite what I was led to expect, but it's good once you get going. Actually are some nice seeds for campaigns or perhaps a secret society group in your game. I'd say more, but don't want to spoil your fun.:)
 


Just finished Stackpole's When Dragons Rage. Oh my God, what a downbeat ending. Thankfully, there's one more book and the Norrington Prophecy points a way out of this. I think; I hope.

Now starting on Edgerton's The Queen's Necklace.
 

As a last gasp for February I have just finished Sharpe's Fortress by Bernard Cornwell. My favourite of the Sharpe books so far.

I have already started Deathstalker by Simon R Green, although the chances of me finishing it by the end of the month are thin indeed :D
 

Just finished Desolation Island by Patrick O'Brian. It's the fifth in the Aubrey-Maturin series and they've all been great reads so far.

I was planning on borrowing my brother's copies of the Sharpe novels this weekend.
 


Valdemar plus...

I'm back home after my visit to my parents and I'm reading Lackey's Mage Storms trilogy (halfway through book 2). While I was away, and after I was out of Valdemar books, I also read the Greyhawk novel Tomb of Horrors, re-read White Plume Mountain (gotta love Escalla), and Dragonlance novel Murder in Tarsis.
 



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