What Are You Reading Right Now?

[musigal]

Originally Posted by yamiangie

I read a few stories in that, what did you think of A Study in Emerald?

it was very interesting. so mysterious. I liked the twist though. = )
very clever. I wish it were longer though, or rather explained things more. that is to say that my curiousity is now piqued. aka good job, Neil.
He kept the mood right too.

[animex75]

The Green Mile

[Seraphim]

Double Solitaire: a Wild Cards mosaic novel.

[DannyLilithborne]

"Science and Religion: Towards the Restoration of an Ancient Harmony" by Anjam Khursheed

While it's pretty much a butthurt response to the likes of Chris Hitchens and Richard Dawkins, it's still quite the history book.

[Zairak]

I'm currently reading Fatal Revenant, second book of the 'Last Chronicles of Thomas Covenant' series by Stephen R. Donaldson.

[MariksSexKitten]

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. I love a good mystery.

[beatlesgirl95]

Originally Posted by Suzuneko88

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. I love a good mystery.

That's an awesome book!

[imphic]

The Godfather (I'm thinking about reading the two sequels when I'm done)

[MariksSexKitten]

Originally Posted by beatlesgirl95

That's an awesome book!

Yes it is so far that I have read of it. I'm sad it doesn't have the Hound of the Baskervilles, that's my favorite.

[beatlesgirl95]

Originally Posted by Suzuneko88

Yes it is so far that I have read of it. I'm sad it doesn't have the Hound of the Baskervilles, that's my favorite.

My favorite ones out of the Adventures of Sherlock Holmes are The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle,
The Boscombe Valley Murder, and A Scandal in Bohemia.
The Hound of the Baskerville's is also a great book. I love Sherlock Holmes! :D My brother got this huge book with all of Doyle's work in it. It's a must read.

[MariksSexKitten]

Originally Posted by beatlesgirl95

My favorite ones out of the Adventures of Sherlock Holmes are The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle,
The Boscombe Valley Murder, and A Scandal in Bohemia.
The Hound of the Baskerville's is also a great book. I love Sherlock Holmes! :D My brother got this huge book with all of Doyle's work in it. It's a must read.

You have excellent taste, I've read all of those! I love Agatha Christie as well.

[musigal]

I <3 Sherlock Holmes. have read all of them ^ ^

[beatlesgirl95]

Originally Posted by Suzuneko88

You have excellent taste, I've read all of those! I love Agatha Christie as well.

Thank you! :) As do you!

Originally Posted by musigal

I <3 Sherlock Holmes. have read all of them ^ ^

I am working on reading all of them...it's easier said than done!

[MariksSexKitten]

Originally Posted by beatlesgirl95

Thank you! :) As do you!


I am working on reading all of them...it's easier said than done!

Haha yes, I quite agree with that statement.

[imphic]

Just finished The Godfather. I'm going to The Last Don now.

[LadyAile]

While waiting for the next book to see the light, I'm re-reading A Song of Ice and Fire (currently, I'm already finishing A Feast for Crows)

[Kiwi]

No kidding???
I'm reading that one too!
But I already finished A Feast For Crows and the next book takes forever and the day to hit the market...
:-(

[LadyAile]

Originally Posted by Kiwi

No kidding???
I'm reading that one too!
But I already finished A Feast For Crows and the next book takes forever and the day to hit the market...
:-(

Now I finished A Feast For Crows too. I know, George.R.R.Martin is so damn slow with those books and I'm dying to read more!

[Seraphim]

Turn of the Cards: a Wild Cards mosaic novel.

[Kiwi]

Originally Posted by LadyAile

Now I finished A Feast For Crows too. I know, George.R.R.Martin is so damn slow with those books and I'm dying to read more!

Let's just hope he doesn't die before finishing ASOIAF (like the dude from "The Wheel of Time" did)

I got a new book for St. Nikolaus Day to bridge the time; "Naoko's Smile" by Haruki Murakai (I hope that's the right title in english, in german it's "Naokos Lächeln" but the japanese original title was "The forest(s) of Norway")

[LadyAile]

Originally Posted by Kiwi

Let's just hope he doesn't die before finishing ASOIAF (like the dude from "The Wheel of Time" did)

It was bad enough that Robert Jordan died (seriously, I'd like to know if the final books of the Wheel of Time saga would see the light some day), but Martin seems healthier than Jordan.

As for what I'm reading now, it's my Regulation of Metabolism textbook. Frigging exams.

[MariksSexKitten]

Rose Madder-Stephen King. I love this book this is the 5th time I've read it.

[yamiangie]

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. I fracking hate this paper

[supergub]

I'm actually reading multiple books during this general time period. I'll list the 4 most interesting:
An Abundance of Katherines by John Green (it's about a guy that's dated 19 girls named Katherine and been dumped by all of them)
Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie by David Lubar (I identify a lot with this book since I was a freshman just last year)
1984 by George Orwell (This is just a really deep book. I just can't put it down once I pick it up...until I finish it.)
Eyes of the Dragon by Stephen King (not as scary or adult as I expected from a Stephen King book.)
And, that's what I'm reading...

[ggctuk]

T2: The Future War by S.M. Stirling.

[imphic]

The Lexus and the Olive Tree

[DannyLilithborne]

The Bible o_o

[LadyAile]

The Relic, by Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child

[imphic]

The Great Disruption, by Francis Fukuyama

[beatlesgirl95]

Originally Posted by supergub

I'm actually reading multiple books during this general time period. I'll list the 4 most interesting:
An Abundance of Katherines by John Green (it's about a guy that's dated 19 girls named Katherine and been dumped by all of them)
Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie by David Lubar (I identify a lot with this book since I was a freshman just last year)
1984 by George Orwell (This is just a really deep book. I just can't put it down once I pick it up...until I finish it.)
Eyes of the Dragon by Stephen King (not as scary or adult as I expected from a Stephen King book.)
And, that's what I'm reading...

...that book is pretty good, although I liked Papertowns more.