What have you just READ?

[cerb]

Much like the "Which film have you seen last", post here books youve recently read, and those that you plan on reading next. for obvious reasons, this thread will be updated on much longer intervals
So i'll start with Song of fire and ice: Game of Thrones. now reading the second book in the series, Clash of kings. planned, is the entire series before finally finishing "Confessions" by Augustine.

[DeanX]

only book i've read in years was Keane's bio, was good i thought

[NightStalker]

Were do i start lol


Anything to do with the Riftwar Saga By Raymond E. Feist absolutely fantastic books....i just couldn't put them down


The Last Templay and The Sanctuary by Raymond Khoury

Lee Child - Jack Reacher Novels!


Currently Reading - Wrath of A Mad God by Raymond E. Feist and also reading The Visitor by Lee Child as well as Commandant of Auschwitz by Ruldolf Hoess!!!

[BenJy!]

Spawn - Shaun Hutson. One of the few books to literally make me sick, aborted fetuses ftw.

[White Dove]

The Bible, King James version. Outstanding read

[Flawless]

The Bible, King James version. Outstanding read

I got bored and skipped to the back, the part with horsemen and dragons was awesome. :p

Highly recommend http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gangster_(novel)

[EWJ]

Will Self

Great apes.

Brilliantly weird.

[*sketch]

I read Bill Brysons Neither here nor there recently. I was the only one of his books I hadn't read, and was as good as I had come to expect from him.
My personal favourite of his is The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid, one of the best books I've read.

[GazNET]

Anything by Harlan Coben or Michael Connelly is well worth a read. Oh, and anything by Tom Clancy, too.

[WAR]

Russel Brand My Booky Wook

It's suprisingly quite a good read. tbh. With the life he had I'm suprised he's actually still alive and successfull.

[Master Yoda]

Across the nightingale floor

Best book I've read

[jihn]

The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism by Naomi Klein

Not completly done with it yet, but very interesting so far thou :]

Planning on reading "the dark tower" series as Xerxes reccomended it to me, and "No Logo" also by Naomi Klein.

[SpAZzY]

The Hobbit

[CATCHERAL]

Any Tess Gerritsen books... good If you like your detective horror kinds shit

[BenJy!]

Russel Brand My Booky Wook

It's suprisingly quite a good read. tbh. With the life he had I'm suprised he's actually still alive and successfull.

It's a shame he's still alive at all.

[Conan]

Anything to do with the Riftwar Saga By Raymond E. Feist absolutely fantastic books....i just couldn't put them down

This

Will Self

Great apes.

I have this for my friend's birthday, it sounds very good (might have to read it myself)

Planning on reading "the dark tower" series

DO IT, I've only read the first 4 so far, they are awesome.

Obviously, I am going to recommend you all to read any of the Conan books (By Robert E. Howard), ISBN: 9780575077669 for any of you wanting the awesome edition (I know that ISBN off by heart!)

Other books that rank high in my opinion:

A Princess of Mars - Edgar Rice Burroughs
Civil War (Graphic Novel)

I'm currently reading Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, it's good fun (moreso when you've read the original Pride and Prejudice).

[Bobbobthebob]

I'm currently reading Wildwood by Roger Deakin. It's wonderful nature writing from a guy who can ramble all over the place as he goes and you really don't care because he writes so well and maintains your interest throughout. It's like a surprisingly edifying and engaging chat with your grandpa.

So i'll start with Song of fire and ice: Game of Thrones. now reading the second book in the series, Clash of kings. planned, is the entire series before finally finishing "Confessions" by Augustine.

You're going to have a lot of fun
If you're really lucky "The Mountain that Writes" will have finished A Dance with Dragons by the time you finish A Feast for Crows.

[judge]

Any of the books buy Micheal Crichton or Dan Brown.

[GazNET]

I've recently read a great book called "The History of Glue" - I couldn't put it down!

[cerb]

If you're really lucky "The Mountain that Writes" will have finished A Dance with Dragons by the time you finish A Feast for Crows.

doubt it, reading a book per week

most of you have missed the point of this thread - recommending good reads is great, but the point was telling what book youre reading now, and/or planning on reading