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[Calibisto]

The Complete Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy by Adam Douglas.



As for favourite Discworld Character: The Luggage

[TalsiStael_2]

Since I have to actually wait for Hal Duncan's Vellum: The Book of All Hours to ship - and not patiently may I add - I am making progress with Sylvia Plath's Unabridged Journals, punctuated by Capote's In Cold Blood and Gaiman's Sandman series right now.



+ a Discworld lover, too.

[Fodder007]

The Stolen Throne

[lviklander]

Im reading Joe Abercrombie´s: Before They Are Hanged, and its really really good!

[LordGarm]

"New Spring" by Robert Jordan.

And I'm also waiting for my copy of "The Calling". It should have arrived by now...

Modifié par LordGarm, 25 octobre 2009 - 05:44 .

[Red Viking]

Do the BioWare forums count?

[Remmirath]

Same series as before, but I finished the one I was reading as well as Rediscovery, and am currently on The Shattered Chain.

[Ravenshrike]

Maria Caliban wrote...



Abercrombie's Best Served Cold.

Just finished that. Really good book.



Currently reading Ringo's Live Free or Die ARC.

[Ravenshrike]

For anybody interested in Baen-style Sci-Fi Fantasy, you can find 28 CD's worth of books that they put out for free here.

[Malanek]

DrussThe Legend wrote...

I'm re reading some classic David Gemmell, just finished Legend, now onto King beyond the gate. Fantasy at it's best!

He was my favourite writer. He spoiled fantasy for me by making other writers seem entirely mediocre in comparison. I'm re-reading White Wolf at the moment.

[jimmyjoefro]

Finally finished Ascension not long ago. Picked up The Infernal City a few days ago. Only a chapter or so in, but it seems pretty good. The only downside might be that readers unfamiliar with the Elder Scrolls universe will probably be lost.

Modifié par jimmyjoefro, 22 février 2010 - 08:38 .

[Seraosha]

I need to get that Elder Scrolls book. For me though, I'm trying to re-read the Malazan Book of the Fallen series at the moment I decided that when I got the latest book, Dust of Dreams (which is a veritable bible and only the first half of the finale of the series!) that there was no chance I could remember the sprawling cast of characters and all that went on without getting through it all again. It's an intimidating task though, haven't really got into it with gusto yet..

[Racoonthief]

Midnight Alley by Rachel Caine, 3rd book in the Morganville vampire series

[Remmirath]

I'm still working on the Darkover series again; now on The Heritage of Hastur. I haven't been reading as much as I usually do of late.

[Seagloom]

~Throws holy water on the undead thread~



Right now I'm reading Mad Maria. It's a quasi-historic novel about the building of a railroad in Brazil, and the intrigues and drama between the characters involved.

[AntiChri5]

Malanek999 wrote...

DrussThe Legend wrote...

I'm re reading some classic David Gemmell, just finished Legend, now onto King beyond the gate. Fantasy at it's best!

He was my favourite writer. He spoiled fantasy for me by making other writers seem entirely mediocre in comparison. I'm re-reading White Wolf at the moment.

Rest In Peace.

[AntiChri5]

Furies of Calderon by Jim Butcher.

Right now number 5, Princeps Fury.

Modifié par AntiChri5, 22 février 2010 - 11:57 .

[pheonixwolf]

halo: evolutions

[whiteraider]

Stealing Light - Gary Gibson, & just finshed 'Night Watch' 'Day Watch' & 'The Last Watch' - Sergei Lukyanenko

[Nattfare]

Have just finished The Athenian Murders by Jose Carlos Somoza, quite a strange book.

[AntiChri5]

pheonixwolf wrote...

halo: evolutions

Any good?

Modifié par AntiChri5, 23 février 2010 - 01:18 .

[Andarthiel_Demigod]

whiteraider wrote...

Stealing Light - Gary Gibson, & just finshed 'Night Watch' 'Day Watch' & 'The Last Watch' - Sergei Lukyanenko

Cool, what did you think of them?

I'm currently reading Leviathan by Scott Westerfield

A alternate history version of WW1 based around the fictional son of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Europe is divided into two Factions: The Clankers, countires with highly develop steam technology and machines and The Darwinists, countries following the theories of Charles Darwin with mutated and genetically altered animals.
It's quite a light read and the detailed pencil illustrations are quite beautiful.

[whiteraider]

Stealing Light is ok a space opera goes, funny how some ideas go around in circles as it's plot is based around 'makers' tech. being used by later races...

The 'Watch' series are interesting & quite fun takes on the good/evil light/dark concepts with some twists, but the 'Last Watch' is weaker and althought it ends the sequence it is obvoiusly a cash in on the success of the first 2 after the films were released outside Russia.

Also just finished 'Altered Carbon' - Richard K. Morgan, reminded me alot of 'Deus Ex' ...

Modifié par whiteraider, 23 février 2010 - 02:36 .

[Gorthaur the Cruel]

I've been re-reading some of the dragonlance books. Right now I'm reading brothers in arms.



And I'm almost finished with Dan Browns: The Lost Symbol.

[Mr.Skar]

The Steel Remains by Richard K. Morgan. Sword and Sorcery tale in a similar style to Joe Abercrombie's First Law books.



AND



The Complete Hammer's Slammers by David Drake. I like to have a short story collection on hand for when I feel like reading something different from what I am currently on. Quality military sci-fi is always cool.