What are you currently reading?

[fernandito]

I don't believe it's part of a series.

World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War (abbreviated WWZ) is a novel by Max Brooks which chronicles a theoretical zombie apocalypse, specifically the titular "Zombie World War", as a series of after-the-fact oral history interviews with prominent survivors.

Though a follow-up to his humorously deadpan previous book, The Zombie Survival Guide, WWZ is more serious in tone, and strives to be both factually and psychologically convincing. The book was released on September 12, 2006. A movie based on it is in development.


I definitely have to check this out somewhere down the line :thumbsup:

[mia/susannah]

I received Bag Of Bones thanks to Matt and Wizardsrainbow and have started reading it. I am totally enjoying it so far.

[Shamey]

I don't believe it's part of a series.

World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War (abbreviated WWZ) is a novel by Max Brooks which chronicles a theoretical zombie apocalypse, specifically the titular "Zombie World War", as a series of after-the-fact oral history interviews with prominent survivors.

Though a follow-up to his humorously deadpan previous book, The Zombie Survival Guide, WWZ is more serious in tone, and strives to be both factually and psychologically convincing. The book was released on September 12, 2006. A movie based on it is in development.


I definitely have to check this out somewhere down the line :thumbsup:

:o A movie!?! SWEET :clap:

[The Lady of Shadows]

I received Bag Of Bones thanks to Matt and Wizardsrainbow and have started reading it. I am totally enjoying it so far.

this rates in the top ten for me. his audio recording of it is superb!!!!! enjoy it. :)

[razz]

City of the Dead is done. now for I am Legend.

[The Lady of Shadows]

City of the Dead is done. now for I am Legend.


I Am Legend - one of the best novellas EVER. hands down, no questions asked. let me know how you like it.

[razz]

so far i enjoy it. i'm about halfway through.

[ZoNeSeeK]

Reading House of Sand and Fog - i like the way its building up momentum. And no matter how much I try to understand his position, i don't particularly like the Behrani character and have little sympathy for his situation, especially when you do some digging into the reasons for the government overthrow in Iran.

Who else has read this?

[Daghain]

Reading House of Sand and Fog - i like the way its building up momentum. And no matter how much I try to understand his position, i don't particularly like the Behrani character and have little sympathy for his situation, especially when you do some digging into the reasons for the government overthrow in Iran.

Who else has read this?

Didn't read it, but watch the film. AWESOME!

[AIMB]

I just started reading a book called "lucifers hammer" i haven't liked it so far......

so has anyone read it? should i keep going or give it up?

[Ruthful]

World War Z and Insomnia.

Almost finished with the latter.

[obscurejude]

About 70 pages into Duma Key. I'm really enjoying it, but just haven't had much time (plus the damn PS3).

[what]

I love The Long Walk. It's second only to IT.

It is a great book so far... I'm really starting to think King could be a psychologist... and I'll second what was said earlier... Rage is great, It was the first time I've said "wtf! you can't do that to the main character!"... pick it up!

[theBeamisHome]

DT 7... and razz you really must let us know how you like I am Legend.. I agree with turtlesong... best novella ever.. i haven't read anything that comes close. It's a masterpiece.

[CRinVA]

Pedro Paramo - written in 1955 - intriguing thus far, but I am only 30 pages in!

[jhanic]

I just started reading a book called "lucifers hammer" i haven't liked it so far......

so has anyone read it? should i keep going or give it up?

I read it when it first came out. It's an okay read, especially if you like the "end-of-life-as-we-know-it" books. There's one scene in there concerning a surfer that sticks in my memory, too.

John

[AIMB]

DT 7... and razz you really must let us know how you like I am Legend.. I agree with turtlesong... best novella ever.. i haven't read anything that comes close. It's a masterpiece.


I like I am Legend a lot, the movie not so much:yawn: :beat:

[AIMB]

oh and i started reading the years best science fiction 1994, so when i finish ill get back into Lucifers Hammer....


i love the years best sci fi books!

[Tiffany]

Still reading Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town.

It's slow going with how busy we've been but it's different. This guy has a mountain for a father, a washing machine for a mother, and his brothers are an island, a corpse, three nesting dolls and I think there might be one more....can't remember.
His neighbor reveals to him her bat-like wings.

I'm curious to see where it goes.

Anyway, it's interesting. Has a "Sci-Fi Essential Book" stamp on the cover.

[Heather19]

I love The Long Walk. It's second only to IT.

It is a great book so far... I'm really starting to think King could be a psychologist... and I'll second what was said earlier... Rage is great, It was the first time I've said "wtf! you can't do that to the main character!"... pick it up!

I might pick it up soon. I've been in a bit of a reading slump lately, and need something to get me out of it. So it'll probably be that or maybe even I Am Legend. After hearing everyone talk about it, it makes me really want to read it.

[razz]

I am Legend is good. REALLY good. i like the movie too, but it really had no real ties except the sunlight and the guy's name. they could have changed the name, and sold it as something else.

[Ruthful]

http://blogues.cyberpresse.ca/hetu/wp-content/uploads/2007/06/jonah1.jpg

[Jean]

why did I know it was Ruthful posting even before I looked at the av/name box? http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k291/mishemplushem/Facilitation/bear_wink-1.gif

[Daghain]

Just finished rereading Desperation and am going to start a reread of The Regulators.

[theBeamisHome]

I love both of those Dag.. Tak scared the beyeshua out of me.

Right now I'm in barnes and noble reading It for the first time... I'm late I know.. I've just been putting it off forever.. but I finished DT so I figured I have to now.. oh i'm gonna buy it since i know it'll be good.. can't finish it all here lol..

[Daghain]

I haven't read them in ages - I had forgotten how much I enjoyed Desperation. I'm looking forward to The Regulators.

[theBeamisHome]

I had heard that the Regulators was the Bachman "version" of Desperation and when I read it I was just kinda like..... wtf? but I loved it.. in a way I thought it was scarier than Desperations.. maybe just because it took place in a suburb... which makes it a little closer to home than route 66 out in... nevada? nebraska? lol

[jayson]

I liked them both, but personally I liked Regulators a little more than Desperation. I've re-read them each and both hold up well to multiple readings.

[fernandito]

I prefer Desperation over the Regulators. Desperation's version of the characters are better written and more fleshed out, and Tak seems to be more...omnipresent in it.

[Daghain]

I have no memory of reading The Regulators - I know the last time I read it was probably when it first came out in paperback, so we'll see how much I remember. :D

[Unfound One]

Just finished Black House last night - I think it's my favorite SK book after DT now. Henry Leyden might also be my favorite non DT character. What a cool guy. :thumbsup:

IT is next on my list, but I'm not starting it at night. :D

[OchrisO]

Just finished Black House last night - I think it's my favorite SK book after DT now. Henry Leyden might also be my favorite non DT character. What a cool guy. :thumbsup:

IT is next on my list, but I'm not starting it at night. :D


BEEP BEEP, SJ!

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g118/polkacore/pennywise.jpg

Also, I made some progress on Black House today at work. I am liking it a lot more than I did when i first tried to read it. Right now, I am roughly around the part where the guy talks to the radio guy and lets him know that he knows that he is also the "Wisconsin Rat."

[Tiffany]

I had heard that the Regulators was the Bachman "version" of Desperation and when I read it I was just kinda like..... wtf? but I loved it.. in a way I thought it was scarier than Desperations.. maybe just because it took place in a suburb... which makes it a little closer to home than route 66 out in... nevada? nebraska? lol

I enjoyed them both equally but found Regulators to be more scary and creepy.

Finished Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town. It was interesting and definitely different. Not too bad with some parts that made my skin crawl but not bad at all.

Would I read it again?
Probably not.

[blackrose22]

The Overlook - Michael Connelly. Another enjoyable Harry Bosch novel.

[sarah]

The Beginner -- Blake M. Petit

[Míchéal]

Saint Morrissey - Mark Simpson

[Daghain]

The Beginner -- Blake M. Petit

I loved that book. :D

Everyday Heroes by him is pretty good, too.

[Ruthful]

The Caged Virgin, Ayaan Hirsi Ali

[sarah]

The Beginner -- Blake M. Petit

I loved that book. :D

Everyday Heroes by him is pretty good, too.

I'll have to add that to my book list. :D

[The Lady of Shadows]

Regulators[/I] to be more scary and creepy.

Finished Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town. It was interesting and definitely different. Not too bad with some parts that made my skin crawl but not bad at all.

Would I read it again?
Probably not.

so would you be willing to add it the bookmobile? or is it a library book?

[aurora]

Finally am starting to get some me time for non-technical reading sp am finally getting back to reading 'His Dark Materials', just also just finished 'First to Die' by Patterson and am almost done with 'Second Chance' also by Patterson and will start Crichton's 'Next'
Plus as always I have a couple math/physics books I'm plowing through (work related). I'm happy to say I'm one of those that always has 3-4 books going at the same time.
After I finish 'His Dark Materials' I'll finally start 'Back House' (I think)

[Shamey]

Just finished Black House last night - I think it's my favorite SK book after DT now. Henry Leyden might also be my favorite non DT character. What a cool guy. :thumbsup:

IT is next on my list, but I'm not starting it at night. :D


BEEP BEEP, SJ!

http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g118/polkacore/pennywise.jpg

Also, I made some progress on Black House today at work. I am liking it a lot more than I did when i first tried to read it. Right now, I am roughly around the part where the guy talks to the radio guy and lets him know that he knows that he is also the "Wisconsin Rat."

:scared: looks more like John Wayne Gacy

[Daghain]

:o

[OchrisO]

Nah, Gacy's clown was way more creepy that I was as Pennywise in highschool.

http://www.fitsnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/john-wayne-gacy.jpg

[The Lady of Shadows]

yeah, okay. you're right. gacy is waaaaaaaaaay creepier. assuming that's really gacy and not you. :lol:

[theBeamisHome]

should put that in my what scares you forum... :scared:

[lophophoras]

Devouring Brian Keene's stuff right now!

[Heather19]

Devouring Brian Keene's stuff right now!

which of his books have you read?

[Roland number 19]

Christopher Moore's Bloodsucking Fiends.

[The Lady of Shadows]

i fucking love christopher moore. i thought lamb was one of the funniest books i've ever read in my life. ever. when joshua (jesus' hebrew name) drinks coffee for the first time and gets a total caffeine buzz and goes through the plaza healing everybody. "got you, got you, got you. ooops, missed you. got you, got you, got you, didn't get you." and biff runs behind him saying "stop, stop, you can't do that people will notice people will see" or something like that.

i can't think of a single christopher moore book that i haven't liked but lamb tops the list for me. let me know what you think of bloodsucking fiends. :)

[Ka-tet]

I just finished Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep...

NOW IM GNA RE-READ DT YEAH!

[Hannah]

I'm working on Neil Gaimen's Neverwhere right now.

I just finished Duma Key, Walking Dead V. 3, and Blankets.

[Brice]

Ooh! Neverwhere is fuckin' great, Hannah! :thumbsup:

[jayson]

I just finished Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep...


Did you like it? Philip K Dick is hit or miss with me, but I liked that one.

[Hannah]

Ooh! Neverwhere is fuckin' great, Hannah! :thumbsup:

I'm liking it so far. It's my second Gaiman book, the first being American Gods.

[Matt]

I just finished Duma Key

Sweet! Now we can talk about it. :lol:

[Brice]

Ooh! Neverwhere is fuckin' great, Hannah! :thumbsup:

I'm liking it so far. It's my second Gaiman book, the first being American Gods.

It was my first. I just randomly picked it up in the bookstore, knowing nothing of Gaiman except that he was that Sandman guy (and I hadn't read them). I absolutely loved that book.

[Hannah]

I just finished Duma Key

Sweet! Now we can talk about it. :lol:



Did you totally love it? I totally loved it.

[obscurejude]

I just finished Duma Key

Sweet! Now we can talk about it. :lol:



Did you totally love it? I totally loved it.

I'm 300 pages in. I'm looking forward to talking about it some too.

[fernandito]

Duma Key bored the crap out of me.

:/

[Hannah]

Fevah in the funkhouse!

How far in did you get?

[Tiffany]

Regulators[/I] to be more scary and creepy.

Finished Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town. It was interesting and definitely different. Not too bad with some parts that made my skin crawl but not bad at all.

Would I read it again?
Probably not.

so would you be willing to add it the bookmobile? or is it a library book?

I'd be willing but it's the hubby's book. Once he's done with it, I'll ask him if he'd like to keep it. I'm gonna guess that he won't care much for it but I feel like he oughtta have a say since he bought it.
I'll prod him into reading it soon.

[Brice]

I thought Wireman was one of the most likeable and best of King's characters in awhile.

[obscurejude]

I thought Wireman was one of the most likeable and best of King's characters in awhile.

Maybe si maybe no muchacho. I really like him too, I just posted about him the fave King character thread.

[Brice]

Yeah, I just saw that. :)

[fernandito]

Fevah in the funkhouse!

How far in did you get?
I completed the book, unfortunately <_<



I thought Wireman was one of the most likeable and best of King's characters in awhile.

Agreed, although he probably could of done with 100 less muchachos.

[obscurejude]

Agreed, although he probably could of done with 100 less muchachos.

Ahh, that's harsh. Do you mind if I use it 100's of times daily?

[Brice]

Agreed, although he probably could of done with 100 less muchachos.


Maybe si, maybe no muchacho. :P

[obscurejude]

Agreed, although he probably could of done with 100 less muchachos.


Maybe si, maybe no muchacho. :P

Did you enjoy some juevos this morning mi muchacho?

[Daghain]

Damn, I need to read that book so I can be in on the jokes. :lol:

[obscurejude]

Damn, I need to read that book so I can be in on the jokes. :lol:

That's what Wireman says.

[Ka-tet]

I just finished Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep...


Did you like it? Philip K Dick is hit or miss with me, but I liked that one.


Loved it, i finished it in 2 days. Although it was a short book.

I dont think ill read anymore of his stuff though. He seems to be a strange writer.

[Daghain]

:lol:

I hate you. :)

ETA: That was directed at Jude.

[obscurejude]

Scout!!! What's up man?

[Ka-tet]

Scout!!! What's up man?

Just chillin :cool:

[fernandito]

Ka-Tet - have you seen Blade Runner yet?

[jayson]

Feev will probably want to shoot me, but I hated Blade Runner. I thought the book version {DADOES} was MUCH MUCH better. I'm not a big fan of Ridley Scott's movie-making.

[Ka-tet]

R of G:I love Ridley Scott.

Feverishparade: No, but i intend to as soon as i can hunt the directors cut down.

[Unfound One]

I took an upper level philosophy class last year (a lot of it was way over my head, ah) called Animals, Persons, and Ethics. We did an entire unit on Bladerunner. Are replicants persons? Are they human? What rights do they deserve? It was terribly interesting at the time - we talked about the concept of the Overman as well. Wow. I don't know if I could talk about half of it now, but whenever I watch the movie it comes back.
All that said, I had/have a newfound appreciation for the movie, I haven't read the book.

[fernandito]

Feev will probably want to shoot me, but I hated Blade Runner. I thought the book version {DADOES} was MUCH MUCH better. I'm not a big fan of Ridley Scott's movie-making.

Nah, I don't want to kill you... just strangle you a little bit :couple:

It's cool though, I don't think there's any middle ground for Scott's movies - you either love them or you hate them. And besides, I think we can all agree that the movies are hardly ever better than the books they're based on.

[jayson]

And besides, I think we can all agree that the movies are hardly ever better than the books they're based on.

Most definitely true.

[Matt]

I just finished Duma KeySweet! Now we can talk about it. :lol:



Did you totally love it? I totally loved it.

I did actually, I thought it was much better than Lisey's Story and once you sit back and think of it for a while, it was really quite scary.

The only part that was hard for me was the paintings...what they did to people, that part seemed a bit forced but loved it otherwise.

And I did like Wireman, very much.

[OchrisO]

I took an upper level philosophy class last year (a lot of it was way over my head, ah) called Animals, Persons, and Ethics. We did an entire unit on Bladerunner. Are replicants persons? Are they human? What rights do they deserve? It was terribly interesting at the time - we talked about the concept of the Overman as well. Wow. I don't know if I could talk about half of it now, but whenever I watch the movie it comes back.
All that said, I had/have a newfound appreciation for the movie, I haven't read the book.

You should read it as soon as possible. It is an amazing book. I love the movie, but the book is waaaaaay better.

[alinda]

I just bought a copy of Jack Ketchums Flame Finder.
I'm only about 30 pages in , so I'll be back to let you
know what I think of it. I am in a strange mood about
the opposite sex @ home still, and the story may be
feeding a particular fantasy of mine just lately :evil:

[theBeamisHome]

Oo Oo.. try Divine Ivasion by Dick... it was... interesting.. definitely thought-provoking for me.

[John Blaze]

just finished Thin Red Line, and all my Herman Wouk's books also.

I went on a kick and read all my Newberry award books I've been buying, it took me 3 days. Rats of NIMH is much better than I remembered it.

Currently re-reading my John Grisham's.

[Ruthful]

Gentleman of the Road, Michael Chabon

[Brice]

I just bought a copy of Jack Ketchums Flame Finder.
I'm only about 30 pages in , so I'll be back to let you
know what I think of it. I am in a strange mood about
the opposite sex @ home still, and the story may be
feeding a particular fantasy of mine just lately :evil:


I love Kethum's books and I've never heard of that one.

[Ves'Ka Gan]

Ah..Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep is on my short-list right now. My boyfriend raves about that book (he also likes Bladerunner despite the fact that he insists it murdered the book).

Right now I am going through a lot of my old Henry Rollins books. Love that man. Some really of the wall stuff, some really deep stuff.

I'm looking forward to getting The Talisman in the mail tomorrow or Monday (hopefully!!) as one of my lovely Ka-sisters from this site is mailing it to me. Hope to have enough time to finish it before my boyfriend gets back from California.

[Ka-tet]

I started The Gunslinger last night(My first re-read), and i have to say im enjoying it much more than the first time around. Roland just finished thinking about..When Hex was hung

[OchrisO]

Right now I am going through a lot of my old Henry Rollins books. Love that man. Some really of the wall stuff, some really deep stuff.


Get in the Van by Henry Rollins is amazing.

[alinda]

I just bought a copy of Jack Ketchums Flame Finder.
I'm only about 30 pages in , so I'll be back to let you
know what I think of it. I am in a strange mood about
the opposite sex @ home still, and the story may be
feeding a particular fantasy of mine just lately :evil:


I love Kethum's books and I've never heard of that one.



Thats because the book is called Old Flames, the ficticious business in the story is Flame Finders:doh:

[Daghain]

I started The Gunslinger last night(My first re-read), and i have to say im enjoying it much more than the first time around. Roland just finished thinking about..When Hex was hung

Oh, the first reread is the best. You'll get so much more out of it this time around. I envy you. :)

Just finished a reread of The Regulators and have started The Magdalen by Marita Conon-McKenna.

[Ves'Ka Gan]

Right now I am going through a lot of my old Henry Rollins books. Love that man. Some really of the wall stuff, some really deep stuff.


Get in the Van by Henry Rollins is amazing.

That and FANATIC! I think are the only 2 I don't own. These books are the definition of well loved, too. They've spent almost as much time on trains and Greyhound busses as Rollins himself. Inked, highlighted, dog eared and coffee stained. I think Hank'd be proud to see them battered and abused on the road like they were intended.

[PedroPáramo]

On Heroes and Tombs by Ernesto Sabado

Pedro Páramo(re-reading for fifth time) by Juan Rulfo
"The murmurs killed me", Gan, I just love that quote

[obscurejude]

:lol:

I hate you. :)

ETA: That was directed at Jude.

:lol:

I just saw this. Another great line from Duma Key:

"I never thought it would get this bad. God sometimes punishes us for what we can't imagine."

That's what Wireman says, and he's usually right.

[Brice]

I just bought a copy of Jack Ketchums Flame Finder.
I'm only about 30 pages in , so I'll be back to let you
know what I think of it. I am in a strange mood about
the opposite sex @ home still, and the story may be
feeding a particular fantasy of mine just lately :evil:


I love Kethum's books and I've never heard of that one.



Thats because the book is called Old Flames, the ficticious business in the story is Flame Finders:doh:

I haven't heard of that one either. :lol:

[jhanic]

I'm currently rereading Duma Key (I'm about half way through it) and am going to start a reread of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix tomorrow. I want to squeeze in a reread of To Kill a Mockingbird in there sometime soon, too.

John

[razz]

i'm trying to decide what to read next. i suppose i should start the summer reading assignment.

[Ka-mai]

On the Beach.

I'm excited to read it because Matt always talked about how good it is. Anyone else read it? I'd like to get more than one opinion about it.

My only real gripe so far is that Dwight always says things "equably". If you have to use adverbs, at least mix it up a bit. ><

[cuthbertallbad]

Just finished Insomnia. Gonna read the DT series all over again, picking up The Gunslinger.......wish me luck!!!!!

[Ves'Ka Gan]

I'm now officially reading the Talisman.

[Dandelo1999]

I'm new to the site. I finished The Dark Tower around 6 months ago. I've never been much of a reader before everyone's favorite Ka-Tet entered my life. I absolutely loved the series. Since finishing it, I've gone Stephen King crazy. Every book I've read I love. Carrie, The Stand, Insomnia, Cell, and most recently Duma Key all classics. Any other authors I should check out?

[Jean]

hi Dandelo, look around Dutch Hill, there are many threads where specific authors are discussed, and recommendations on further reading given

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[Ka-mai]

Finished On the Beach last night. The writing was a little rough around the edges, and the man uses adverbs worse than J.K. Rowling at some points, but overall it was pretty good. Super depressing, though.

[lophophoras]

Devouring Brian Keene's stuff right now!

which of his books have you read?

The Rising
City of the Dead
Conqueror Worms
Dead Sea

Great Stuff!

[lophophoras]

Duma Key bored the crap out of me.

:/

I really liked Duma. Much better than Lisey's. IMO.

I actually got a little creeped out by Duma. I love when a book does that to me. LOL...Good stuff!

:-)

[blackrose22]

The Watchman - Robert Crais.

[Heather19]

Devouring Brian Keene's stuff right now!

which of his books have you read?

The Rising
City of the Dead
Conqueror Worms
Dead Sea

Great Stuff!

I have The Rising, and I started to read it awhile ago, but didn't get too far in before I put it down. I'll have to give it another go. I've only heard good things about it.

[Ruthful]

http://images.barnesandnoble.com/images/19550000/19558682.JPG

[Daghain]

Just finished The Magdalen by Marita Conon-McKenna and am starting a reread of Different Seasons by King.

[Wuducynn]

The Probability Broach by L. Neil Smith.

[ladysai]

I'm now officially reading the Talisman.
God-pounding good book! Right here and now!
:rock:

I'm nearly finished with The Doll's House (The Sandman vol. 2), by Neil Gaiman.
Fabulous reading.
I never thought I could get into the comic-book form, but this story has fully captivated me. Awesome art throughout, too.
I cant wait to get my hands on vol. 3.
:D

[fernandito]

I'm now officially reading the Talisman.
God-pounding good book! Right here and now!
:rock:


Seconded.



I'm nearly finished with The Doll's House (The Sandman vol. 2), by Neil Gaiman.
Fabulous reading.
I never thought I could get into the comic-book form, but this story has fully captivated me. Awesome art throughout, too.
I cant wait to get my hands on vol. 3.
:D

Congratulations!! The Sandman is my favorite graphic novel of all time - and like many GC, it only gets better with each successive volumes.

[Erin]

I'm halfway through A Clash of Kings! Looooooove it!

[fernandito]

Already? Dayum! :lol:

I'm only on page 120.

[Erin]

It's so good! Tyrion rocks my world. :lol:

[Ruthful]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/4154d4uneQL._SL500_AA240_.jpg

[lophophoras]

Devouring Brian Keene's stuff right now!

which of his books have you read?

The Rising
City of the Dead
Conqueror Worms
Dead Sea

Great Stuff!

I have The Rising, and I started to read it awhile ago, but didn't get too far in before I put it down. I'll have to give it another go. I've only heard good things about it.


I thought it was pretty good. It gives a completely different take on the walking dead. The characters are likeable. Please do give it another try, you just might get hooked like I did.

;-)

[Cutter]

Trying to get through Midnight Tides by Steven Erikson.

I have to admit, Erikson's formula is starting to wear thin. I've whizzed through the first four books in this series (and loved them), but I'm struggling to keep entertained with this book.

[fernandito]

It's so good! Tyrion rocks my world. :lol:

Did you see my post in the ASoIAF thread? :)

[razz]

the librarian gave me a Borders gift card. what should i buy with it?

[The Lady of Shadows]

here, i'll pm you my address. :lol:

seriously, do you want sk or non-sk recs?

[fernandito]

I'm currently alternating between Chamber of Secrets and A Clash of Kings... I haven't picked up IT in a while.. :/

[theBeamisHome]

I'm on Ender's Game now..

[fernandito]

I'm on Ender's Game now..

NICE!

Is this your first book from the Enders universe? I started an Enders Saga thread in the Dutch Hill for if you want to discuss the book(s) later on. :)

[Girlystevedave]

I don't know why I keep coming in here. I'm not reading right now due to a reading slump. So, frankly I don't give a crap what you are all reading (Cause I'm jealous) :)

[fernandito]

I don't know why I keep coming in here...

Because you're stalking me.

[Girlystevedave]

Yeah, SO!?
It would be much easier if you'd stop using disguises.
:arg:

[Shamey]

I don't know why I keep coming in here. I'm not reading right now due to a reading slump. So, frankly I don't give a crap what you are all reading (Cause I'm jealous) :)

Same here. I keep checking in to see if someone mentions something I might be interested in picking up. I'm glad Enders Game was mentioned, I keep meaning to get into those.

[theBeamisHome]

i started and finished it yesterday (Ender's Game)... and I'm gonna go find the Ender's Saga thread to discuss with Feev.. and I'd actually read Ender's Shadow a few years ago, but my bf has all of them so I'll be able to go thru the rest.

[blackrose22]

Slash - Slash and Anthony Bozza.

This autobiography is a great read even if you not a fan of Guns N Roses. I've been a lifelong fan of Slash and GNR and thought I knew a lot about them but couldn't believe some of the stories in this book. Sex,drugs and Rock N Roll and everything in between. When you read this you are amazed that Slash is still alive today and even he cant get over it sometimes. I'd recommend this to anyone.

The Road - Cormac McCarthy.

I have to say this is the bleakest book I think I've ever read. A while back a lot of people on this site highly recommended his books to read and when someone mentioned The Road was an apocalyptic novel in the vein of The Stand I had to get it. The Road makes The Stand seem like a fallout in a play yard. Once I started I couldn't put it down. Also see why some people said his writing style is hard to get into but after about 20 pages or so in I was hooked. Absolutely brilliant, The Road is one of the best books I've read in a long long time.

[ManOfWesternesse]

The Road - Cormac McCarthy.

I have to say this is the bleakest book I think I've ever read.....

...The Road is one of the best books I've read in a long long time.

:clap: - yeah, said almost exactly the same 2 things word-for-word about it when I'd finished it.

[theBeamisHome]

Feev I can't find your thread on the Ender's Saga.. do you want me to start it? I don't know enough yet....

[Glam Princess]

re readng Harry Potter!!
I can not get enough!!
*sigh*

[theBeamisHome]

the summer when the last harry potter book was about to come out i got all six of them from the library and read them in like two weeks or less i think.. then i went out and bought deathly hollows as soon as it came out.. they are so addictive once you get started.

[Glam Princess]

the summer when the last harry potter book was about to come out i got all six of them from the library and read them in like two weeks or less i think.. then i went out and bought deathly hollows as soon as it came out.. they are so addictive once you get started.

ditto!!:excited:

[blackrose22]

The Road - Cormac McCarthy.

I have to say this is the bleakest book I think I've ever read.....

...The Road is one of the best books I've read in a long long time.

:clap: - yeah, said almost exactly the same 2 things word-for-word about it when I'd finished it.

The Road was so completely different from what I was expecting. The harshness of the landscape and the utter hopelessness of the situation they were in made it very grim reading. I finished the book last night and this morning went up to Easons to look for some more of his books and got No Country For Old Men. Intended to buy a couple of his books but that's all the had in stock apart from The Road. Really looking forward to begin reading it later on this evening. Also called into Xtravision and they have in stock on DVD in a sale at the moment so when I finish reading it I'm going to buy it to see how it compares.

[ManOfWesternesse]

Yeah, a HP re-read is a good escape.

I'm on my Wheel of Time re-read (currently half-way through Book 1 (of 11)) .
:)

[ManOfWesternesse]

...this morning went up to Easons to look for some more of his books and got No Country For Old Men. Intended to buy a couple of his books but that's all the had in stock apart from The Road.....

Yeah, I've read No Country too - very good book.
Also read the 'Border Trilogy' ('All The Pretty Horses' + 'The Crossing' + 'Cities of the Plain') - not bad , but not brilliant either.
VERY hard to find his books in print here. I'm on the lookout for some others too.May have to buy online?

[Tiffany]

I've been on a Chuck Palablahblah kick. This past week I got through Invisible Monsters (loved it), Choke (meh), and Lullabye (loved it).

I'm reading Diary right now.

[jayson]

Loved Choke, hated Diary. Couldn't finish Invisible Monsters, but not because it was bad, just wasn't getting my full attention. I intend to try it again at some point.

[mia/susannah]

just finished bag of Bones. Great Book. Love it. I am currently rereading Cell and for the first time reading the apt pupil. Have had the book different seasons for a long time just never read it before. I don't know why

[Daghain]

I'm on Apt Pupil in Different Seasons. I totally don't remember reading it before, although I know I have. :lol:

[Tiffany]

Loved Choke, hated Diary. Couldn't finish Invisible Monsters, but not because it was bad, just wasn't getting my full attention. I intend to try it again at some point.

What was bad about Diary? I'm only three pages in so maybe I'll put it down and take a break from his books.

[jayson]

I liked Apt Pupil a lot. Actually, I really liked all four stories in Different Seasons.

[jayson]

Loved Choke, hated Diary. Couldn't finish Invisible Monsters, but not because it was bad, just wasn't getting my full attention. I intend to try it again at some point.

What was bad about Diary? I'm only three pages in so maybe I'll put it down and take a break from his books.

Don't let me stop you if you like it. I just found it really boring. It's the first CP book that I didn't really care much for.

[mia/susannah]

As far as different seasons, I cannot get into the Shawshank redemption. I like Apt Pupil though. I have not read the other stories in their yet though

[fernandito]

Feev I can't find your thread on the Ender's Saga.. do you want me to start it? I don't know enough yet....

Ender's thread. (http://www.thedarktower.org/palaver/showthread.php?t=2130)

[Heather19]

Loved Choke, hated Diary. Couldn't finish Invisible Monsters, but not because it was bad, just wasn't getting my full attention. I intend to try it again at some point.

What was bad about Diary? I'm only three pages in so maybe I'll put it down and take a break from his books.

Definately give it a shot Tiffany. I quite enjoyed that one.

[John_and_Yoko]

I'm 2/3 of the way through IT, and at the rate I'm going, I'll be done in about half a week! :D

I'm thinking of reading From a Buick 8 next.

[theBeamisHome]

i couldn't finish Buick.... idk got halfway through it and just quit from the monotany and boringness..

[ManOfWesternesse]

Buick is far from his best, but still..... I couldn't ever (didn't ever) leave one of HIS unfinished. :shudders:

[theBeamisHome]

lol i'm surprised you didn't capitalize 'his' hehe

[ManOfWesternesse]

:ninja:

[John_and_Yoko]

i couldn't finish Buick.... idk got halfway through it and just quit from the monotany and boringness..

Well, I'm a fast reader, I'm sure I can knock it off in a couple of days. ;)

[Zalia]

As far as different seasons, I cannot get into the Shawshank redemption.

I am the same. I love the movie but have never been able to get into reading it.

[Unfound One]

IT. It's scarrrry.

[Heather19]

I have to say that's the only book to really scare me. And there were some parts of it that were just so disturbing. But that's what I love about it.

[alinda]

I read my winning book Weed Species the other day.
Jack ketchum's style of writting is gritty. It was
discribed as violent pornograpy, and thats not far
from what I thought. I had bought a pb "old Flames" to
sort of warm up as it were it had two short stories, and
I have now read 3 . I'm not saying the stories were not good.
They were full of terror, and sort of stuff that makes you read.
That said, I dont think I will buy anymore of his work unless someone
here assures me that all his stories are not that graphic "sexual torture"
not being my cup of tea. :(

[Jean]

I have to say that's the only book to really scare me. And there were some parts of it that were just so disturbing. But that's what I love about it.
it's not the only book that scared me, but sure one of those (I am afraid, rather many) that did

[Ka-mai]

Just finished Order of the Phoenix, about to start Half-Blood Prince.

Harry Potter owns my life. :ninja:

[Brice]

I read my winning book Weed Species the other day.
Jack ketchum's style of writting is gritty. It was
discribed as violent pornograpy, and thats not far
from what I thought. I had bought a pb "old Flames" to
sort of warm up as it were it had two short stories, and
I have now read 3 . I'm not saying the stories were not good.
They were full of terror, and sort of stuff that makes you read.
That said, I dont think I will buy anymore of his work unless someone
here assures me that all his stories are not that graphic "sexual torture"
not being my cup of tea. :(

Well, I don't believe all of his stories are, but a great deal of his writing is pretty violent. None of that bothers me. It's just one part of a story to me. I'm only interested in if the story is good and his stories are IMO. Recently he's become one of my favorite authors. I haven't read either of those two books though, so I can't comment on them.

[alinda]

Quote myself...."I'm not saying the stories were not good.
They were full of terror, and sort of stuff that makes you keep reading."

No, the stories were good. They were you know shockingly graphic at times.
Young teen girls being raped....for fun .
I was just hoping it wasnt a familure story he tells.
Now, the crazy psyco bit**, getting even was pretty freaky too mind you :lol:

[Brice]

Well, stuff like the sexual torture is a common theme in at least some of his books...as is some element of revenge. If I find anything tamer I'll point you towards it...unless someone beats me to it.,

[alinda]

Thanks Brice...your the best :wub:

[Brice]

Nope, you are! :huglove:

[alinda]

I am reading medical transcription at the moment....
any recomendations for something better?

[Ka-mai]

Eesh, I try not to read all that psychotic violent stuff, because it really sticks in my mind, and then I get all freaked out about what if it happens to me or how many people it actually has happened to. Even Stephen King's stuff has really disturbed me sometimes, and don't get me started on Palahniuk.

Then I get really freaky dreams and wake up wishing I had only read fluffy bunny stories my entire life.

[blackrose22]

After finishing The Road (one of the best books I've ever read) by Cormac McCarthy I had to get more of his books and have just finished No Country For Old Men. It's not as good a read as The Road but I was kind of distracted when reading the book (reading and babysitting do not go hand in hand). Going to read it again shortly this time without any distractions and then watch the film on DVD so see if it is as good as everybody said it was.

[fernandito]

I am reading medical transcription at the moment....
any recomendations for something better?
Enders Game by Orson Scott Card. :D




Eesh, I try not to read all that psychotic violent stuff, because it really sticks in my mind...

This is the only type of book that my brother reads :lol: I always make fun of him, saying that he won't pick up a book unless it has the words murder, blood, or killer in the title :D

He has this book - Serial Killers which dwelves into the lifes of the 50 craziest serial killers to ever walk the earth. There's this couple (forgot the name) that killed their children, buried them, and then had a picnic over the spot where they buried them.

[Unfound One]

He has this book - Serial Killers which dwelves into the lifes of the 50 craziest serial killers to ever walk the earth. There's this couple (forgot the name) that killed their children, buried them, and then had a picnic over the spot where they buried them.

That's so creepy...

I'm really getting into IT! My goodness I love how much backstory I'm getting on the characters. Flashbacks within flashbacks within flashbacks. So cool. :)

[The Lady of Shadows]

The Stand

[Girlystevedave]

Apparently my reading funk is over. I picked up The Stand again last night and read for a while.

Harold just stole and read Fran's diary. Sneaky little fucker. :arg:

[Ruthful]

A Wolf At The Table: A Memoir Of My Father, by Augusten Burroughs.

What is, I believe, the fiftieth memoir he's published.

[obscurejude]

A Wolf At The Table: A Memoir Of My Father, by Augusten Burroughs.

What is, I believe, the fiftieth memoir he's published.

I read Running with Scissors and Dry. Really, another one? Unfortunately, I heard an interview on NPR with his mother and she called bullshit on a lot of things in his memoirs. I'm not saying that's the case, but its kind of hard to take someone at their word when their mother earnestly argues against how she is portrayed by her son.

[Daghain]

I dunno, I think most mothers would take offense to how their children saw them.

Having said that, I have not read anything by him yet. But FIVE memoirs? That lends itself to skepticism, at best.

[Ruthful]

A Wolf At The Table: A Memoir Of My Father, by Augusten Burroughs.

For about two and a half pages.


The Hem of my mother's skirt. A wicker lantern that hangs from the ceiling, painting the walls with sliding, breathing shadows. A wooden spoon and the hollow knock as it strikes the interior of a simmering pot. My high chair's cool metal tray and the backs of my legs stuck to the seat. My mother twisting the telephone cord around her fingers, my mouth on the cord, the deeply satisfying sensation of biting the tight, springy loops.

I was one and a half years old.

[lophophoras]

I just picked up Bloodstone by Nate Kenyon. It is pretty good so far.

I wish SK would hurry up with Under The Dome. LOL...

[mia/susannah]

I just finished my reread of Cell. I am rereading Night Shift. I am just starting Gray Matter.

[Tvmorbid]

Currently reading Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman :D BLoody awesome!

[Ricky]

The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands.

[theBeamisHome]

Currently reading Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman :D BLoody awesome!

OMG I was gonna recommend this book! It is hilarious! Everyone should read it. I was dying laughing the whole time.. I gave it to my friend and now I want it back for a reread.

[Tvmorbid]

Currently reading Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman :D BLoody awesome!

OMG I was gonna recommend this book! It is hilarious! Everyone should read it. I was dying laughing the whole time.. I gave it to my friend and now I want it back for a reread.

Yeah man I'm only a short way into the book at the moment but I've pissed myself at least 3 times so far lol. I love Terry Pratchett and Niel Gaimans work, this a dream come true :D

[fernandito]

I read that book late last year, pretty f'n amazing :thumbsup:

I've heard rumors of a possible movie adaptation, with J. Depp playing Crowley....but they're only just that, rumos. Would be preetty awesome though, right?

[Darkthoughts]

WRONG!!!

:lol:

[theBeamisHome]

i think it'd be pretty cool... a comedy Omen

[Darkthoughts]

Film makers should be banned from adapting books imo :D

[jayson]

Film makers should be banned from adapting books imo :D

Seconded, motion carries.

[Darkthoughts]

:lol: :couple:

[Brice]

Yup, they should make their own damn stories.

[Darkthoughts]

Yeah...weiners!

[fernandito]

Are you also against bands covering other bands' songs?

[Darkthoughts]

mostly, yes. :P

[jayson]

Are you also against bands covering other bands' songs?

it depends whether or not they do something different with it. if it's just a straight cover then what's the point?

[fernandito]

Mostly :)

I don't think theres anything wrong with translating a film into a movie, it's not like they're taking credit for it.

[fernandito]

Are you also against bands covering other bands' songs?

it depends whether or not they do something different with it. if it's just a straight cover then what's the point?

Well, when directors adapt a book into a movie, they don't do straight covers, there are multiple differences between the book and the movie...isn't that kind of the same thing?

[Darkthoughts]

Oh its not that, its more that they usually ruin the book with their crappy translations.

[jayson]

what Lisa said.

[fernandito]

Oh its not that, its more that they usually ruin the book with their crappy translations.

I don't agree with this line of thinking. Exactly how does a bad film ruin a book? Nothing that occurs in a movie can alter what is written in that novel. Whether or not you liked the directors interpretation is another thing.

[Darkthoughts]

Well, an example would be the Harry Potter films - which on the whole I thought were crap.
I loved Cuaron's directing in POA, but that was it. Rubbish casting, rubbish acting...and now every time I read HP I see bloody Dan Radcliffe!
Thats how it affects the novel ;)

[fernandito]

So, if a DT movie does come out, and it's uber crap, it's going to make you change your opinion on the series as a whole?

[jayson]

Well, an example would be the Harry Potter films - which on the whole I thought were crap.
I loved Cuaron's directing in POA, but that was it. Rubbish casting, rubbish acting...and now every time I read HP I see bloody Dan Radcliffe!
Thats how it affects the novel ;)

I think everybody by now knows how I feel about the LotR movies. Just wait until there are DT movies and he forum is full of people who think they know everything about DT bc they saw a movie but never read the books and then you will know what I mean. I dealt with it with LotR plenty.

[Darkthoughts]

So, if a DT movie does come out, and it's uber crap, it's going to make you change your opinion on the series as a whole?

It won't make me dislike the books - I still love the HP books, I just have to concentrate hard to remember how I saw Harry et al before I'd seen the films. But I very possibly won't watch the DT movie in the first place, because it would drive me mad if it was incorrect and deviated from the books in any way (which of course it will :lol:).

Jayson - I felt the same with LotR :shoot:

[jayson]

. But I very possibly won't watch the DT movie in the first place, because it would drive me mad if it was incorrect and deviated from the books in any way (which of course it will :lol:).

Jayson - I felt the same with LotR :shoot:

I would seriously consider not seeing the movie(s) as well after my experience with LotR

[Darkthoughts]

I'm not a big movie goer anymore, so its unlikely I'd get to see it. I don't drive and the nearest cinema is miles away. Plus, if Rob and I ever get a babysitter we'd rather go out for a meal/drink...y'know, somewhere we can talk to each other outside of parent mode :D

[fernandito]

It won't make me dislike the books - I still love the HP books

You still love them? Shouldn't you hate them? After all, the horrible movies completely ruined the books, didn't they? :cyclops:

[theBeamisHome]

If film makers didn't get their ideas from books then we wouldn't have any movies.. are you actually suggesting that filmmakers should come up with their own, original ideas?? *gasp*

[Tiffany]

Finished Diary and loved it. Sad book, though.

Reading Survivor now.

[John_and_Yoko]

People for whom the movie adaptations ruin the original BOOKS are like fundamentalists for whom scientific notions threaten their worldview even though the former appears to be more accurate--in other words, they didn't have much faith to begin with.

Just my two cents.

[Darkthoughts]

:lol: But I'm not saying the book is ruined - but it can mar it visually (ie, my HP example).
If I love a book I have total faith in it - its the film makers I don't have faith in...if it ain't broke, don't fix it! :P

[theBeamisHome]

i don't really mind having a visual of a character for me well that's if i see the movie first and then read the book. but when i read it and have my own visual i just usually go 'hmm... that's not what i thought he looked like.' or 'hmm.. they did a pretty good casting job, thats JUST how i thought he looked.'

[fernandito]

People for whom the movie adaptations ruin the original BOOKS are like fundamentalists for whom scientific notions threaten their worldview even though the former appears to be more accurate--in other words, they didn't have much faith to begin with.


:clap:

[John_and_Yoko]

:lol: But I'm not saying the book is ruined - but it can mar it visually (ie, my HP example).
If I love a book I have total faith in it - its the film makers I don't have faith in...if it ain't broke, don't fix it! :P

Wasn't accusing you of such--just speaking in general, based on the conversation being held.... ;)

Anyway, USUALLY the movie version is worse, and even if it isn't (even if it's BETTER, which is exceedingly rare), it is still limiting. But I think part of the reason it's usually worse is that movies are usually thought of as a business and a whole bunch of people work on it--rather than being thought of as an art form, the vision of one person, as a novel is.

[Heather19]

Finished Diary and loved it. Sad book, though.

Reading Survivor now.

Glad you enjoyed it.

[razz]

i read Mt

[The Lady of Shadows]

Finished Diary and loved it. Sad book, though.

Reading Survivor now.

i can't remember tiffany - did you say you had or hadn't read lullaby?


i read Mt

:unsure:

[razz]

Finished Diary and loved it. Sad book, though.

Reading Survivor now.

i can't remember tiffany - did you say you had or hadn't read lullaby?


i read Mt

:unsure:
id don't feel leik explaining it to others, i was just informing on what i was reading. But i already told you about Mt ,Turtle.

[obscurejude]

I'm listening to the Bob Spitz biography on the Beatles. Its my first audio book. :) I've really enjoyed it so far.

[obscurejude]

Finished Diary and loved it. Sad book, though.

Reading Survivor now.

i can't remember tiffany - did you say you had or hadn't read lullaby?


i read Mt

:unsure:
id don't feel leik explaining it to others, i was just informing on what i was reading. But i already told you about Mt ,Turtle.

Even if you tried to explain it, I'm not sure anyone would be able to understand the words coming out of your computer.

[razz]

Finished Diary and loved it. Sad book, though.

Reading Survivor now.

i can't remember tiffany - did you say you had or hadn't read lullaby?


i read Mt

:unsure:
id don't feel leik explaining it to others, i was just informing on what i was reading. But i already told you about Mt ,Turtle.

Even if you tried to explain it, I'm not sure anyone would be able to understand the words coming out of your computer.
good. saves me trouble

[Tiffany]

Finished Diary and loved it. Sad book, though.

Reading Survivor now.

i can't remember tiffany - did you say you had or hadn't read lullaby?



Yup, I read it and liked it very much. :D



Glad you enjoyed it.
Yeah, thanks for the encouragement on reading it. Totally worth it.


I think after this Palahniuk binge, I'm definitely taking a break. Five of his books within a week and a half or so is a bit too much pessimism. I love the writing and the stories are great, too, but they're such bummers. It's really bringin' me down.
I need a little hope and optimism.

[The Lady of Shadows]

I think after this Palahniuk binge, I'm definitely taking a break. Five of his books within a week and a half or so is a bit too much pessimism. I love the writing and the stories are great, too, but they're such bummers. It's really bringin' me down.
I need a little hope and optimism.

so that means what? you're moving on to another king novel? :lol:

[Wuducynn]

Atlas Shrugged :cool:

[John Blaze]

one of my favorite Ayn Rand books. The Fountainhead though, that's the best.

Currently Reading:

Tamora Pierce's Tortall books (10th reread)
Raptor, Gary Jennings
Clan of the Cave Bear
Men of Honor
Dances with Wolves
Streets of Laredo

[NeedfulKings]

Just started The Kite Runnerby Khaled Hosseini

[BedOfRoses]

Just finished "Little Sisters of Eluria"

[bangoskank1]

Just started The Kite Runnerby Khaled Hosseini

My wife won't stop talking about this one...I guess she liked it.

[NeedfulKings]

Just started The Kite Runnerby Khaled Hosseini

My wife won't stop talking about this one...I guess she liked it.

Yep, BedOf Roses recommended it to me. I can already tell that I'll really like it. Just 30 pages in and I'm hooked on the characters. :)

[obscurejude]

Just started The Kite Runnerby Khaled Hosseini

I loved that book. I hope you like it Needful. I found it very moving.

[NeedfulKings]

Yep, I think I will obscurejude. :) :) :) It's already moving!!! :)

[Wuducynn]

one of my favorite Ayn Rand books. The Fountainhead though, that's the best.


I've heard folk rave about that one and Anthem. I'll have to check them out after Atlas Shrugged.

[Unfound One]

The Kite Runner was really great. I haven't read his second book, A Thousand Splendid Suns, but I've heard that it's also excellent.

[John_and_Yoko]

Finished IT and am now reading From a Buick 8. Hope to finish that by the end of the month.

[riknofx]

[QUOTE= I'm currently with "Swam song", by Robert McCammon.[/QUOTE]



+1



and finishig Desperation.
:rock:

[John Blaze]

one of my favorite Ayn Rand books. The Fountainhead though, that's the best.


I've heard folk rave about that one and Anthem. I'll have to check them out after Atlas Shrugged.

Anthem is Bleh. I bought it and was dissapointed, but it's one of her early books, I guess.

[mia/susannah]

Currnetly reading Skeleton Crew. I have no idea what to read after I am finished

[John Blaze]

have you read Different Seasons?

[mia/susannah]

Yes, I just finished Differen Seasons 2 days ago. I am almost through Skeleton Crew. When I get the money, I want to order It and Insomnia. I have not read those 2 yet and don't have them in my collection.

[John Blaze]

read IT first.

[mia/susannah]

thanks Johnblaze, I will. I have wanted that book for awhile

[Heather19]

Finished IT

How'd you like it?

[John_and_Yoko]

Finished IT

How'd you like it?

I enjoyed it--I think he was experimenting with cosmic, mythological stuff even that early. It felt like more than just a horror novel, as a 1000-page-plus novel ought. :D

[Telynn]

I just finished the latest Thomas Covenant book. :panic:
When's the next one coming out! It had better be SOON!

[MonteGss]

The Invisible Man

[Darkthoughts]

Who said that? :unsure:

[John Blaze]

The Invisible Man
which one?

[MonteGss]

The Invisible Man
which one?

HG Wells :)

[John_and_Yoko]

The Invisible Man
which one?

HG Wells :)

That's just what I hate, that you have to ask "which one" because there are two.... :P

For me, though, it'll always be the Wells one....

[John Blaze]

oh, i was thinking Ralph Ellison.

HG wells is good too. :) I haven't read it since 6th grade though. :(