The ' What are you reading? ' Thread!

Will do eventually, cheers man.

I am currently reading the "Necroscope" trilogy by Brian Lumbly...

...again

The Zombie Survival Guide: Complete Protection From The Living Dead by Max Brooks

Do you have your plan ready?

Sometimes i secretly wish zombies were real.

Have you read 'World War Z' ?

Not yet. But I will. I want to see how well I survived.

Due a bump, i had a big sort out of my collection today anyway.

Found some old books i didnt know i had.

Found Chariots of the Gods, which i forgot i had.

Reading that.

Traveling Hopefully, by Libby Gill

"The Host" by Stephanie Meyer

EWWWWWWWW

Mostly some geology related books.

Pointless listing the book as its a basic guide to minerals the type of crystals they form, Specifics Gravitys etc.

Reading a medical drugs and medicine index too.

Kind of similar thing, just standard fair, has some field first aid, information of the process of how major medications work, painkillers, atni biotics, anti psychotics.

I still havent outgrown my comic book reading phase. X-men for me

"The Law Of One" Book III

Not long got through watchmen for about the billionth time, a lot of other alan moore too, league of extraordinary gentlemen Vol 1, started on Vol 2.

Started on some frank miller also, with the seminal the dark knight returns.

I'm reading & trying to remember every question & answer in the DSA Theory Test for LGV (lorry) vehicles. I've got to get at least 85 out of a 100 questions correct. I scored 83 in my first test. I passed my Hazard Perception though...

For some reason i didn't like the watchmen movie compared to the comic.

Patriots, by James Wesley Rawles.

Half way through, a great read!

Mind Candy.. Wild Jasmine by Beatrice Small

I finished Steven King's, the Stand. Now I'm reading All's Quiet on the Western Front. In All's Quiet the guys said they fought for patriotism and duty. They said the newspapers, their teachers, their parents all believed that their country was in the right. But they also said the the newspapers, teachers and parents on the other side said the same thing. None of them knew what they were fighting for but fought anyway because it was their patriotic duty. It was written in WW1. Funny how little things change.

Steven King's the Stand was about a plague that wiped the world out. The survivors were drawn by mythical characters to the sides of good or evil. Kind of creepy since the news media started talking about swine flu when I was half way through the novel

I am focusing on these books currently


Null-A Continum, John C. Wright

[link to www.sfsite.com]

To Outlive Eternity and Other Stories, Poul Anderson

(the stories are:
To Outlive Eternity
No Truce With Kings
Progress
UN-MAN
The Big Rain
After Doomsday
Epilogue.

(He also wrote Tau Zero which I have not yet read.)




The Eternal Prison, Jeff Somers


In The Courts of the Sun, Brian D'Amato

[link to www.booksonboard.com]

Phantoms, Dean Koontz

[link to www.allreaders.com]

A Sound of Thunder and Other Stories, Ray Bradbury
/(Reussye of Golden Apples of the Sun and Other Stories by Ray Bradbury)

[link to en.wikipedia.org]


The Last Mortal Man, Syne Mitchell

[link to harrietklausner.wwwi.com]

Octavia Butler, Seed to Harvest (Patternist)

[link to www.fantasticfiction.co.uk]

* * *

Octavia Butler: Science Future, Science Fiction





[link to www.youtube.com]

* * *

Octavia Butler Inspires Solseed



[link to www.youtube.com]

[link to www.amazon.com]

I finished reading The Shack...the best book book of its type I have ever read. Now Reading I know This Much is True by Wally Lamb... I think it's the best Novel I have read in years! What a gifted writer!

Wow, that does sound really interesting. Remember "The Bell Jar".

(I lost many of my beloved books over the years during many moves but I still have that one.)

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Dude, it was a good read.. You know some of us read to relax, it is not necessary , is it , to always read to grow.

Geeze Louise, some people

Contact by Carl Sagan. Just started it.

Brain That Changes Itself: Stories of Personal Triumph from the Frontiers of Brain Science

Hacking Matter: Levitating Chairs, Quantum Mirages, and the Infinite Weirdness of Programmable Atoms

Occult Ether Physics

Mind into Matter

Some Chemistry text books.
Gem Indentification
Medical Technology and Medical Physics books.

Last Edited by Atheist on 11/14/2009 07:21 AM