What are you currently reading?

[srboone]

Halfway thruThe Open Work by Umberto Eco, but am taking a break; I can only take so much literary, art, mass communication, and cultural critical theory anyway. The current state of the NBA is depressing to say the least, so I thought I'd try something different. Started When the Game was Ours by Larry Bird, Earvin "Magic" Johnsson, and Jackie MacMullan.

[Teriw]

I just got bored on my day off (i usually read at work when its slow) and decided to read my Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon pop-up book. There was alot more text than i expected for a pop-up and it did very well at following the gist of the original SK book. Both books are highly under-rated in my opinion. He gets down to the basic more natural ideas of fear. I love its simplicity. My favorite book so far. The original I mean but the pop up was excellent as well.

[MrRoland]

Now reading The Lords of Discipline.

[Tito_Villa]

I finished Westlake Soul last night and it now sits in my top 5 all time favourite books!

[Tasmaniac]

Kin by Kealan Patrick Burke - simply stunning and highly recommended!

Steve.

[Martin]

I recently completed The Sorrows by Jonathan Janz. This is his first novel and a second will be out this year. I really enjoyed the story but there are continuity issues within the story. I liked the story well enough that I will pick up his second book.

[Martin]

Can not agree more, Kin is a great story!

Kin by Kealan Patrick Burke - simply stunning and highly recommended!

Steve.

[Martin]

Teriw, I agree that The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon is a very nice story and I agree that the pop up version does it justice. I have a signed baseball on display with my book. I will post it in my Collection thread when I get to the King stuff.

I just got bored on my day off (i usually read at work when its slow) and decided to read my Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon pop-up book. There was alot more text than i expected for a pop-up and it did very well at following the gist of the original SK book. Both books are highly under-rated in my opinion. He gets down to the basic more natural ideas of fear. I love its simplicity. My favorite book so far. The original I mean but the pop up was excellent as well.

[peteOcha]

Kin by Kealan Patrick Burke - simply stunning and highly recommended!

Steve.

Kin is a fantastic read!

[JDar.]

Due to work this is my "short story season", so I'm alternating HORROR LIBRARY VOL. 4 antho, Brian Keene's THE RISING: SELECTIVE SCENES and a few chapbooks. Started Tim Curran's THE SLITHERING & OTHERS - fun HPL flavour.

Jan

[frik51]

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[TerryE]

Dang, Siep. Every time you post here, you make me need to visit Amazon.com.

[peteOcha]

Great cover Siep!

Finished Pork Pie Hat, now on to A Feast for Crows.

[bookworm 1]

Finished rage and started right in on The Long Walk.I forgot how powerful this story was.Almost finished it.

[Grant Wootton]

Finished rage and started right in on The Long Walk.I forgot how powerful this story was.Almost finished it.

All the Bachman books are freaking awesome, although, funnily enough, Roadwork is my favourite of the "original" four