[March] What are you reading?

[Krug]

Currently Bloodstorm, the 2nd book in Dan Abnett and Mike Lee's Malus Darkblade series. Not too bad, though there might actually be TOO MUCH action...

 

[Nyaricus]

At the prompt of my best friend and fellow gamer, Drenai Tales by David Gemmel. I just got through The Legend of Deathwalker, and I have to say: I like this author.

Other than that, trying to catch up on about a half dozen D&D rule books (Weapons of Legacy, Fiendish Codex I: Hordes of the Abyss, Cityscape, Complete Scoundrel and a book of Templates) that I've bought and not read yet

cheers,
--N

 

[Tetsubo]

The Hunting of the Quark: A True Story of Modern Physics (Touchstone Book) by Michael Riordan

 

[Wombat]

Recently finished Bruce Watson's Desert Battles, a fascinating study of fighting in desert environments over the last 200 years. Also read Matthew Bennett, et alia, Fighting Techniques of the Medieval World: AD 500 - AD 1500 -- a good, broad overview of the topic.

Now back in my Phil Rickman phase with The Prayer of the Night Shepard.

 

[Brogarn]

Just starting the Malazan series. Liked the first book well enough that I'll be starting the second one soon as I buy it this week.

I still have the third book in the Temeraire series to read, but am kinda "meh" about that series. It's ok, but just hasn't held my attention as well as I'd hoped considering all the buzz about it.

 

[Enforcer]

Book 7 of The Dark Tower by Stephen King. Wish he never

Spoiler

put himself in the series

but still enjoying it.

After this, Vino Italiano and the Wine Atlas(non-fiction to prep me for a new career as a sommelier).

 

[Rl'Halsinor]

Sorry for the double post.

 

[Rl'Halsinor]

1. Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell

2. The Present Future

3. Spiritual Leadership

 

[GoodKingJayIII]

The Drawing of the Three by Stephen King, book 2 in the Dark Tower series. Just picked this up about a year after reading The Gunslinger. I like this one loads better.

Also working on The Hero with a Thousand Faces by Joseph Campbell.

 

[frankthedm]

Reliquary by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child Enjoying it. Seems an ok sequel to The Relic.