[Nov] What are you reading?

[Krug]

Still reading McSweeney's Thrilling Tales. Probably getting started on Clive Barker's The Thief of Always soon.

 

[driver8]

Gene Wolfes The Wizard.

 

[Cannibal_Kender]

Point of Hopes by Melissa Scott & Lisa Barnett soon to be followed by Point of Dreams by the same authors.

Someone mentioned this series on a previous "what are you reading thread", and I decide to look it up. Not dissapointed.

 

[Pants]

Almost done with Memories of Ice by Steve Erikson.
After that, on to House of Chains by Erikson.

 

[Aesmael]

Berserk, mostly. Also Legends II. Probably textbooks for the next few days. After that, hopefully Going Postal. There's a Pratchett signing on Tuesday, but I have an exam that day...

 

[exile]

Sabiston Textbook of Surgery
Greenfield Textbook of Surgery
Cameron Textbook of Surgery

Trying desparately to finish The Wheel of Time (I'm on Book 9)

Just picked up savage Tales of Solomon Kane (read teh first two stories and thus far I am impressed)

Chad

 

[Andrew D. Gable]

Still Heretic by Bernard Cornwell, next on tap after that is Quicksilver by Neal Stephenson.

 

[Wombat]

Point of Hopes by Melissa Scott & Lisa Barnett soon to be followed by Point of Dreams by the same authors.

Those are fun little books -- I wish they would get around to writing another one.

Let's see -- just finished The Wraiths of Will & Pleasure and will follow it up with The Shades of Time & Memory, which means I will have to wait at least a year to finish Storm Constantine's latest Wraeththu trilogy...

Also jsut finished my latest Amelia Peabody mystery, The Mummy Case. Grand silly fun as always!

After that, hard to tell. I am at an odd junction. Might be a straight history book (I currently have a fascination with Spain in the New World, as well as the usual medieval interests), or it might be some Damon Runyon short stories, since it's been too long since I have read about Nicely-Nicely and the guys. And then there are come Charles de Lint collections I haven't gotten around to yet, so...

 

[Starman]

I'm rereading the Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn trilogy by Tad Williams. I haven't read it in about ten years, but I've wanted to for awhile now. I'm enjoying it even more this time than I did last time. Highly recommended.

Starman

 

[Olive]

The Algebraist by Iain M Banks.