[Jan05] What are you reading?

[ragboy]

But man. Those Indians in the wedding party outfits. Holy crap.

Daniel

The mules, burdened with bags of mercury, exploding at the base of the cliff...

 

[MetalBard]

Just finished Fritz Leiber's Swords and Deviltry. Ahh... Ill Met in Lankhmar makes me want to read through the rest of the series, but grad school reading comes first unfortunately. Once I feel up on my school reading, I'll probably move on to the next Lankhmar book.

 

[Richards]

I'm about halfway through Still Life With Crows by Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child. It's a horror/mystery/police procedural, featuring Special Agent Prendergast of the FBI (who has appeared in at least one other of their books).

Johnathan

 

[IronWolf]

Just started Dreamspheres by Elaine Cunningham.

 

[MonsterMash]

Now rereading Small Gods by Terry Pratchett.

Next up Quicksilver by Neal Stephenson.

 

[Kiln Publications]

Weapons of Choice by John Birmingham

 

[AuroraGyps]

I just finished Furies of Calderon by Jim Butcher. I've read all of his Dresden books and loved the majority of them and his first foray into "fantasy" novels is really, REALLY good. I totally enjoyed it and am so looking forward to the next book in the series.

 

[JoeGKushner]

Rereading the Coming of Conan. Well, not rereading it as much as rereading the stories that make up the book. I like the essays and other historical bits like the drafts. Some interesting changes and letters from Howard to HP Lovecraft.

 

[fett527]

Finshed New Spring:The Novel recently and have been reading The Two Swords.

What can I say, I got hooked on D&D by The Crystal Shard and just can't stop reading about our good ol' Dark Elf.

 

[Undead Pete]

I just finished rereading Jumper by Steven Gould and the sequel Reflex. Great scifi with a simple concept .

Over the Christmas break, I decided to read some fluff. I have nearly the entire Deathlands series and Outlanders series written under the peudonym James Axler. Deathlands can be very ludricous at times, but the Outlanders books are surprisingly good...and of course they're quick reads. I read the first five in the span of a week.

Now I'm reading a new horror novel called Dark Corner by Brandon Massey. Good solid stuff...basically like Salem's Lot told from an African-American point of view.