[Nov] What are you reading?

[Ankh-Morpork Guard]

Might as well start this up...I just got and finished New Jedi Order: Final Prophecy...one book left in this series and it just keep getting more interesting.

Spoiler

SOMEONE KILL NOM ANOR! GRAR!!!

 

[Viking Bastard]

So overall, you'd say NJO was good?

How many books are there now anyways?

 

[Ankh-Morpork Guard]

So overall, you'd say NJO was good?

How many books are there now anyways?

Definatly good. Some people don't like them...but I've been a Jacen Solo fan for a long time now so I like these even more.

Number? Hmmm...I think Final Prophecy was the 19th book.

 

[Olive]

I'm reading Dragons of Summer Flame and I think it's one of the worst writen books I've ever read.

 

[Viking Bastard]

Definatly good. Some people don't like them...but I've been a Jacen Solo fan for a long time now so I like these even more.

Number? Hmmm...I think Final Prophecy was the 19th book.

19th?!?

Somehow, I don't see myself catchin' up now. I always
planned to read through it when it was finished. So I
waited for it to finish... and waited... and waited and
waited and waited and-- well.

 

[CCamfield]

Err, well... I really need to focus.

Crime and Punishment (d20, Atlas/Penumbra)
Shields of Justice (Silver Age Sentinels)
Seed of the New Flesh (Feng Shui)

And non-gaming stuff:
Archaic Greece, edited by Fisher and Van Wees.
The Ancient Near East, by Amelie Kuhrt

Sadly, no novels at the moment. I did recently read Goblin Moon and The Gnome's Engine, by Teresa Edgerton, which were pretty good and okay, respectively.

 

[Null Boundry]

I'm reading Dragons of Summer Flame and I think it's one of the worst writen books I've ever read.

It is terrible, I only read it because I was in hospital and it would be a couple more days before I got any other books. Strange that so many people liked it though it is better than any other D&D books I've read.

At the moment I'm reading

Bonfire of the Vanities
The Praxis

 

[Dagger75]

I am reading..

The Language Police by Diane Ravitch

Wrong boards to discuss it though

 

[Celtavian]

re

Game of Thrones and The Elements of Style.

 

[Umbran]

At the moment, Sir Apropos of Nothing, by Peter David. It seems to me that, even though it seems to have a mostly comedic bent, it is one of the better examples of what really happens to a character who has, dark and unpleasant origins.