What are you currently reading?

[paperdragon]

just finished Sow by Tim Curran

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Currently reading Weston Ochse's Multiplex Fandango

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[bookworm 1]

Liked Multiplex. Sow was ok. I am working on Mr. October vol. 1, Shocklines arc, and tonight I start The Library Policemen after along break from 4 past.

[TJCams]

Sow looked interesting to me.

I am picking my way through Childhood's End by Arthur C Clarke - very good read so far, and still relevant to today's time - even though I believe it was written in the last 1950's.

[rusty23]

I still haven't decided what to read next, so I'm catching up on a couple of CD mags that I haven't read yet.

[TJCams]

I still haven't decided what to read next, so I'm catching up on a couple of CD mags that I haven't read yet.

That is always a good way to go about it too. I have done that, that's almost like a break from novels in a way.

[Theli]

Just finishing For the Witch of the Mist and picking up From the Earth to the Moon by Jules Verne right away.

[rusty23]

Decided on Come Out Tonight by Laymon.

[TJCams]

I'm about 1/2 way thru Childhood's End right now - after that.....not sure. It's been enjoyable so far.

[T-Dogz_AK47]

I have just started Dante Alighieri's The Divine Comedy, which is a first person account of Dante's journey though three realms of the dead: Hell, Purgatory and Paradise.

To think, they even turned this into a PS3 game.

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[Theli]

I've only read Inferno but it was a fantastic read.

[T-Dogz_AK47]

I've only read Inferno but it was a fantastic read.

I am really enjoying it so far, this is one seriously EPIC poem!!!

[srboone]

The Divine Comedy is simply awesome. I found an annotated copy that gives the historical backgrounds of figures that pop up particularly helpful.

[saginawhorror]

I remember renting that game. I think I made it about half through before I returned it. Wasn't bad!

[T-Dogz_AK47]

The Divine Comedy is simply awesome. I found an annotated copy that gives the historical backgrounds of figures that pop up particularly helpful.

Yeah, some annotations would be particularly useful as there are some pretty obscure historical people popping up at the moment. Which version do you have Squire?

[Martin]

Haven't updated this in a while. I am now enjoying The Novellas by Kealan Patrick Burke. Fantastic as expected from Mr. Burke.