What are you Reading right now?

[Kaos4]

I'm finishing up Hot,Flat and Crowded by Thomas Friedman, which I think is an interesting book. I'm also finishing The Adventure Capitalist by Jim Rogers, another very interesting book.

[GangsterJawa]

Just finished reading "Black" by Ted Dekker, the first of the Circle Series. Good book, although a bit confusing.

[Nova Hawk]

I'm about to finish reading Cry, the Beloved Country by Alan Paton. You know, the one thing that's interesting about this book is that its been made into a movie and one of the main actors in it is James Earl Jones and so when I'm reading it, I'm having a hard time not picturing Jones without his black body armor and flowing black cape.

[Ping]

I'm about to finish reading Cry, the Beloved Country by Alan Paton. You know, the one thing that's interesting about this book is that its been made into a movie and one of the main actors in it is James Earl Jones and so when I'm reading it, I'm having a hard time not picturing Jones without his black body armor and flowing black cape.

Jones was the voice, not the actual actor in the suit.

[Nova Hawk]

I'm about to finish reading Cry, the Beloved Country by Alan Paton. You know, the one thing that's interesting about this book is that its been made into a movie and one of the main actors in it is James Earl Jones and so when I'm reading it, I'm having a hard time not picturing Jones without his black body armor and flowing black cape.

Jones was the voice, not the actual actor in the suit.

I know, but its still kinda hard cuz I've only known him as Darth Vader and not some Zulu umfundisi.

[CressAlbane]

The Killer Angels by Michael Shaara.
If you like the civil war, this would be great for you.
I just finished it a few days ago.

[SBF_Dann_Boeing]

Darwinia by Robert Charles Wilson

[Grev]

I know this is a bump, but it's relevant given the topic, and I didn't think it was worth remaking this topic for one post. This is also a pretty cool topic IMO, so I wanted to revive me.

I'm currently reading Man's Search For Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl. I'd highly recommend it to anyone; it's fantastic.

[kinetosimpetus]

Recently read the Thrawn Trilogy and Hand of Thrawn Duology. Good stuff.

Also reading Flight: A Complete History. Read about the pioneers of flight, and now about WWI.

[Marth8880]

"Mass Effect: Revelation" by Drew Karpyshyn, and The Exploration Chronicles - Book One: "Signals" by Kevin D. Randle.

[Caleb1117]

Every single book in Skyrim. I'm 40% done. /nerd.

[THEWULFMAN]

Every single book in Skyrim. I'm 40% done. /nerd.

I really liked The Mystery of Talara volumes 1-2, I haven't found volumes 3-5 yet though dangit.

[Fluffy_the_ic]

I just finished Inheritance by Christopher Paolini. I'm about to start reading something by Tom Clancy, but I have no clue which book. I have 3 books by him on my bookshelf that are all over 900 pages, so I must choose one.

[THEWULFMAN]

I just finished Inheritance by Christopher Paolini.

How was it? NO SPOILERS! I haven't started it yet, even though I've had it for a month (Christmas ftw). My mom and I have read the first 3 together, and I was going to start Inheritance, but then my mom got sick and ended up in the hospital, so we were delayed. She's back now, and it's only a matter of procrastination that we haven't started. My God, I digress.

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I'm reading Outbound Flight by Timothy Zahn right now. Zahn never fails to entertain, like so many others do.

[Webster27]

Lotr, and Jeremy Clarksons For crying out loud .

[Twilight_Warrior]

Revan by Drew Karpyshyn

[[Padawan]Helkaan]

I started to read again all Jules Verne's novels I have, including Around the World in Eighty Days, In search of the Castaways, A Journey to the Center of the Earth, From the Earth to the Moon, 20,000 Leagues under the Sea, The Vanished Diamond and The Mysterious Island (my favorite).
Always have been a big fan of pre-2000 fantastic/sci-Fi books and movies. It's good to see how the authors were seeing the future, many hundreds of years ago

[Noobasaurus]

How was it? NO SPOILERS! I haven't started it yet, even though I've had it for a month (Christmas ftw). My mom and I have read the first 3 together, and I was going to start Inheritance, but then my mom got sick and ended up in the hospital, so we were delayed. She's back now, and it's only a matter of procrastination that we haven't started. My God, I digress.

It is wonderful. The beginning is just killing people, but then it gets better, and the end is awesome.

[Ping]

Tempest - yes, the one in the Legacy of the Force series. First one was okay, second one was a drag, and I'm hoping this one is at least on par with the first book in the series.

[Grev]

I just finished Inheritance by Christopher Paolini. I'm about to start reading something by Tom Clancy, but I have no clue which book. I have 3 books by him on my bookshelf that are all over 900 pages, so I must choose one.

I've been given Eragon to read, and it's pretty good thus far. Need to pick it back up again.