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[The_Silencer]

Much better, ty.

[GUEST]

Just finished up Hard Magic by Larry Correia. Read it at a snail's pace, but finally grew to love it. I've got Cannery Row by Steinbeck waiting for me, and I'm also entertaining the idea of picking up the Humble Indie Ebook Bundle.

[kiroshimatsu]

Compaq, on October 01 2012 - 05:51 AM, said:

StoneGullet, on October 01 2012 - 03:27 AM, said:

kiroshimatsu, on September 30 2012 - 05:23 PM, said:

Been reading Small Favor by Jim Butcher... I love me some Dresden Files ... after this one I think I'm gonna read they Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter is an epic book.

I'm not sure if you just mean the Abraham Lincoln book... or Dresden files... or both... lol...

[Dr Pepper]

1Q84 byHaruki Murakami

[Juodvarnis]

[T3chnicality]

I've been reading books on electricity, electromagnetism and terrestrial magnetism lately. The latest one was Electricity 1882 by Robert M Ferguson.

Also i don't know if this counts but I've been re-reading/proof reading a book i'm writing mostly, It's called Aurora Cave. I've been writing it with anime scenes playing in my head, but i don't have the skills to actually draw any of the characters i made up XD. It's about a twin whose sister was killed along with some of her friends and she forms a group of people to battle the demon who killed them. http://authonomy.com...d-book/#chapter

Then there's also the green lantern comics i have XD

In brightest day,
In blackest night,
No evil shall escape my sight,
Let those who worship evils might,
Beware my power,
Green Lanterns Light!

Say what u will

[Snowblind4Life]

Right now I am re reading the Harry Potter series for the 5th time and I am trying to build up the nerve to read The Hunger Games. I also have books 2 and 3 of the highlander series on my book shelf, but I haven't even opened them yet.

[The_Silencer]

I'm reading again the first books written by William Gibson -as you probably know already, Mr. Gibson is the CyberPunk's father.

And I'm going to enjoy reading 'em all again, indeed!

[Husky]

Pedretti's Occupational Therapy: Practice skills for Physical Dysfunctions

Trying to incorporate the Wii in my treatment plan

[TheChaffeemancer]

Kiwi tends to lose books as he reads them so he's actually reading a couple of them.

The Alien Dark by Diana G. Gallagher
Android at Arms by Andre Norton
Enemy Mine Barry B. Longyear and David Gerrold

Stuff Kiwi has waiting to be read when he loses/finishes those

The Commodore at Sea/Spartan Planet by A. Bertram Chandler
The Lost Star by H.M. Hoover
The People: No Different Flesh by  Zenna Henderson

Edited by TheChaffeemancer, February 14 2013 - 07:16 AM.

[Houruck]

Kevin Mitnick and William L. Simon, Ghost in the Wires: My Adventures as the World's Most Wanted Hacker

[Foggy]

Reading the "Wool" series by Hugh Howey.

For the uninitiated, it's a post-apocalyptic/sci fi about people who survive in an underground silo.  To tell much more might ruin it if you ever decide to read the series.  Howey wrote the original novella and it was released, unpublished, through Amazon for the Kindle and the popularity of it grew exponentially, so he continued to write stories based on it.  Right now, I think you can get books 1-5 as a set, and the 6th and 7th book are called "First Shift" and Second Shift", and the 8th book just came out but I've yet to read it.  The movie rights have already been sold and Ridley Scott has been rumored to direct the movie version...