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Jan 08 - What are you reading?


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GlassJaw said:
Prince Caspian - part 4 of the Narnia.

Part 2 actually, if you go by publication date.

I'm reading Asimov's Nine Tomorrows right now. After that, more Asimov, then some A. Clarke. Then I'm not sure. It will probably be March by then.
 



Yeah, it has been a very interesting read thus far. The author can be a bit harsh at times, but he is equally humorous, which makes for a nice balance.
 


I'm almost done with In Legend Born by Laura Resnick, then i will probably read the MechWarrior novel The Dying Time by Thomas Gressman.
 

Non-fiction: The Theory of Money and Credit by Ludwig von Mises. For a book written in 1912 and translated from German, it's a remarkably easy read.

Fiction: Non currently, but I have some queued. First of all "The book of lost things" by John Connolly.

Unfortunately I have read all of John Connolly's books except the one mentioned and "Bad Men". He's working on a new novel but until then I will be out of thrillers soon. Any recommendations?
 

I just finished Mistborn, by Brandon Sanderson. I picked it up based on the fact that he was chosen to finish the final Wheel of Time novel, and found this book to be possibly the most enjoyable fantasy novel I've read in years. I'm eager to read the sequel ASAP.
 

I'm currently finishing the Twilight trilogy by Stephanie Meyer. I know I should be ashamed and I am but I have to bitch. Vampires burn in sunlight! They do not get all shiny! Diamonds are shiny, vampires are flammable. On top of that half the characters would be at home at in an Anne Rice novel. I hate these books but I can't stop. My name is Warlord and I'm addicted to :):):):):):) teenage girl romance novels.
 

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