What are you reading now?

I just finished reading the Eberron Campaign setting, Sharn, the adventures, and I will be picking up races of Eberron and the Five Nations book when it comes out. I didn't like Eberron when I first paged through it but man do I like it now. :)
 

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I'm plowing my way through my older Dungeon magazines that I haven't yet had a chance to read, and updating them to 3e.

I'm finishing #60 and starting #61 (out of 81). Woo!

I'll take a break from that soon, though, and read the Waterdeep accessory.
 


RPG stuff:

'Loose Alliances' - new Shadowrun sourcebook. Very cool if a bit 'euro-centric' in how it covers certain topics. Not a bad thing, and I'm enjoying the book, but the coloring of the material is a bit too overt perhaps.

'Waterdeep' - once my copy arrives in the mail it will be devoured

Fiction:

'Iron Council' by China Mieville. - just finished this one.

Nonfiction:

'The Demon in the Freezer' - Richard Preston.
lots of journal articles for work
 

"Lost City of Barakus," leavened with the fun DK "Eyewitness: Shakespeare" book to get some flavor ideas for my homebrew. Next after that is "A Magical Medieval Society" (one of the last paperbacks, mwah ha ha!).

After that, a bunch of modules are looking at me forlornly, wondering when they're being moved from the "to be read" cabinet in the bathroom (yes, in the bathroom) to the "read" shelves in the study. The new "World of Darkness" book is giving me the same eyes, because it's not aware that it's just there so that I can read "Mage: The Awakening" without scratching my head over changed rules and such.

For non-game books, I just finished off the wonderful "Monstrous Regiment" by Terry Pratchett and am about to start on the revised "Don't Panic."
 

RPG Stuff
Lords of Madness
Hungry Little Monsters (just bought it)
Still waiting for the DMG2, but I'll dive into that the second it shows up

Fiction
The Egyptologist
City

Non-Fiction
ASP.NET for Dummies :p
 




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