[July] What are you reading?

[Wombat]

Upcoming: I've trying to keep my plate relatively clear so I don't have to feel like I'm dropping anything like a hotcake when the Harry Potter book comes out in a few weeks.

You and so many of us

(sez the Wombat, dusting off his Hagrid costume again for another Midnight Potter Release Party)

 

[JimAde]

Finishing up The Elegant Universe by Brian Greene (string physics)
About to read Phi (a history and exploration of the Golden Ration)

Re-reading Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets with my daughter.

 

[bolen]

Now:

- Still reading Roger Penrose's The Road to Reality - Very good review of mathmatical physics but very strange ideas about Quantum Theory

- just bought the new book set in conan's Hyboria "Legend of Kern"

- reading the 2nd book in Cook's Black Company

Comics
- 1602 Have not started

- Superman and Batman - Good but I was lost as to who all the characters were (I dont know DC very well

 

[Karl Green]

Just finished A Hymn Before Battle by John Ringo... pretty darn good scifi military book.

I just started Age of Conan, Hyborian Adventures: Legends of Kern. Volume 1: Blood of Wolves by Loren L. Coleman. It looks pretty cool but I am only 5 pages in

 

[bolen]

Is Ringo beter then Honor Harrington. I just picked up the 1st one and it was awful. So much technobabble nonsense

 

[Karl Green]

Is Ringo beter then Honor Harrington. I just picked up the 1st one and it was awful. So much technobabble nonsense

Well a Hymn Before Battle is the first book I have read of his... and there was techno-babble sooooo

 

[Tetsubo]

The Blank Slate : The Modern Denial of Human Nature by Steven Pinker

 

[ShrinkyLink]

The Deed of Paksenarrion.

A superb book. Enjoy.

Currently reading Star Wars: Jedi Healer and still trying to maintain focus and finish The Eberron Campaign Handbook.

 

[BadMojo]

Fiction: The Three Musketeers (just finished it last night...) Next up: Twenty Years After

Comics: Conan #17 - Finally, we get to Arenjun, and Conan starts doing what he does best: Thieving, murdering, pillaging, drinking, and...seeking the attention of the ladies. Still haven't found anything else that intices me to buy.

Reading Steven Brust's Paths of the Dead and just finished reading 500 Years After. Also just read Conan #17 and a Hellblazer TPB. I'm really digging Dark Horse's Conan stuff.

 

[Jerome Steelsides]

The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson

DMG2
Heroes of Battle
Champions of Ruin

Why, Diaglo, why? Your OD&D books cry out for your attentions...