What are you currently reading?

[subie09lega]

Half way through Christine. Second time reading, still love it after 30 years.

[TJCams]

Half way through Christine. Second time reading, still love it after 30 years.

I actually a used pb version of Christine at my wife's bank. They occasionally have a used book sale to raise cash for charity, and I have picked up a couple books this way.

[Theli]

Just picked up Dean Koontz's Watchers and Stephen King's Carrie. I'll pick one of the two up to read later today, I'm leaning towards Carrie though. I haven't read either yet.

[subie09lega]

Just picked up Dean Koontz's Watchers and Stephen King's Carrie. I'll pick one of the two up to read later today, I'm leaning towards Carrie though. I haven't read either yet.

I really enjoyed Watchers.

[srboone]

I'd go with Carrie. I was greatly disappointed in Watchers--all surface fluff and no substance.

[subie09lega]

I'd go with Carrie. I was greatly disappointed in Watchers--all surface fluff and no substance.

Hmmmm, this has been on my "to reread" list, it'll be interesting to see if I find it as enjoyable as I did as a kid.

[TJCams]

Watchers is one Koontz I actually want to read, it is the last book in a 3-book hardcover I was given. I read the first 2, but not Watchers for some reason.

[Dave1442397]

I just read The Postman, by David Brin. I was clearing out some bookshelves for my hardcovers and cam across it. I bought it back in January 1987, and can't remember when i last read it. It's still a good read after all these years, although it's funny to read it now in 2013 and find that the book ends in 2012. How time flies!

[srboone]

Almost done with The Traveling Vampire Show by Richard Laymon.

[TJCams]

I really want to get my hands on that Laymon. I haven't read anything of his yet, but that is one that is at the top of my list to acquire and read soon.

[Dave1442397]

I have to sort out my Laymon books. I found some duplicates (and perhaps even triplicates) over the weekend. I'm trying to get them all in one spot so I can see what I really have.

[srboone]

The Traveling Vampire Show was quite the thrill ride. Can't believe I put this one off so long.

[Martin]

The Traveling Vampire Show remains my favorite Laymon Novel.

[srboone]

I can see why. I think I'll return to Don Quixote for a bit.

[bookworm 1]

The Traveling Vampire Show remains my favorite Laymon Novel.

Along with Savage. I DON'T think there is a limited edition of Savage. I would recommend that along with Traveling Vampire Show.

I joined the df e-book club and I am reading a few of those now. I am off this week but not really. MY wife has me installing pergo floors in the kitchen and living room. Ugh. This is not very fun.