This month:

 

Finished complete re-read through of WoT, about 2 days before my copy of ToM arrived.

 

Read The Ten Thousand and Corvus, both great books.

 

Just started a re-read of The First Law. Probably has my favourite fantasy character in it, which is Logen nine-fingers.

 

Next i am not sure. I've got the Prince of Nothing series I could re-read, Or a whole stack of Kathy Reichs books I was given <not really into that sort of thing though>.

 

Not sure, maybe buy something new.

Quite like The First Law trilogy. Logen is a cool charcter alright. That drunkard mercenanry is fun too.

Half way through wild cards volume 1 . The Sleeper story pick of the bunch so far. Ordered JAck VAnces DYing EArth, looking forward to that. Is the Lyonese series good?

Just got on winters heart,but hell school doesn't give much time for readin unless i skip doing the work for a class and juss read.

Late at night, a few pages of the BWB every night before sleep.

 

During my commute to work, reading STAR TREK: THE ROMULAN WAY by Diane Duane and Peter Morwood (#35 Star Trek). It's a good one, if you like the Trek books. Fascinating! in fact.

A little embarassed by this but i've been reading Laurell K. Hamiltons Anita Blake series. Actually not too bad. Very quick reads. Fast paced with a lot of action. If christmas doesn't get here soon I'm going to end up reading them all. I really want to move on to TOM and WOK.

I'm reading Dies the Fire by S.M. Stirling and wondering why people are not making plate armor from car hoods.

Edited December 18, 201014 yr by Kaznen

Just finished Mark Jackmans Great right hope. Excellent British pub humour, a cross between Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Shameless. Not recomended for younger readers but very funny.

Currently on House of Chains, good book, though nothing compared to the emotional roller coasters that was Deadhouse Gates and Memories of Ice.

Reading Little Brother by Cory Doctorow, then on to Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson and then the Malzan Book of the Fallen series...

Finished House of Chains today and about to start on Midnight Tides. Slightly apprehensive what with the all new characters and all.

For the past 2 weeks I've been reading Gardens of the Moon, first book of the Malazan Book of the Fallen novels, I'm either going through a readers block or this book is extremely tough to get trough, or both, or all 3 at once. Normally I would read a book this big in 3 or 4 days.

For the past 2 weeks I've been reading Gardens of the Moon, first book of the Malazan Book of the Fallen novels, I'm either going through a readers block or this book is extremely tough to get trough, or both, or all 3 at once. Normally I would read a book this big in 3 or 4 days.

 

From my experience, it's mostly just that the book is hard to get through... I only made it through the first third, or so and just couldn't make myself care about the rest. Have also heard from others that it's a difficult book to read for the first time, but the subsequent books/ rereads are a lot easier...

Currently I am reading:

The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Warlord by Jennifer Fallon

The Oddysey by Homer

Red Seas Under Red Skies by Scott Lynch

A Feast For Crows by George R.R. Martin and

The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon.

I've slimmed down the number I'm reading a bit, as you can see.

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The snot on the outlaws boot by George gramham

Magician by Raymond e feist

confederacy of dunces

I just finished The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. It was okay but not that great.

Currently I am reading:

The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Warlord by Jennifer Fallon

The Oddysey by Homer

Red Seas Under Red Skies by Scott Lynch

A Feast For Crows by George R.R. Martin and

The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon.

I've slimmed down the number I'm reading a bit, as you can see.

 

Slimmed down, . Thought you needed a break , did you?

Currently I am reading:

The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Warlord by Jennifer Fallon

The Oddysey by Homer

Red Seas Under Red Skies by Scott Lynch

A Feast For Crows by George R.R. Martin and

The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon.

I've slimmed down the number I'm reading a bit, as you can see.

Slimmed down, . Thought you needed a break , did you?

It's just laziness on my part.

Christmas was good to me. Not sure where to start for new reads. Got TOM, WOK, first four Malazan books, and a handfull of Xanth novels. Need to finish L.K. Hamiltons Blue Moon first and then probably TOM(duh).

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The snot on the outlaws boot by George gramham

Magician by Raymond e feist

 

What u reckon to the Magician, Owayn?

The Skystone - Jack Whyte

 

Book 1 of the Camulod Series

I got Ed Greenwood's Shandril's Saga waiting on my desk. Going to read that soon enough.

 

Also got Fjodor Dostojevski's Crime and Punishment sitting on my desk, but haven't bothered with that yet. Too many fantasy books from Forgotten Realms to read before I can move onto new things.

 

 

I guess I'll be re-reading all WoT books too given the time, and money, since I'll be buying all the books in English. Got few of them in Finnish, but the translation system they used for the books is such a turn off (there's 2-3 books in Finnish per book in English, and they haven't translated Brandon's work at all), besides, reading in the original language the books were written in is always better. The jokes work better etc.

Edited December 30, 201014 yr by Ananta

I've started a couple of new ones since Christmas, so currently I am reading:

Brothers Karamazov,

Red Seas Under Red Skies,

A Feast For Crows,

Shadow of the Wind,

Warlord,

The Odyssey,

Above the Snowline by Steph Swainston,

Doctor Who: the Space Pirates by Terrance Dicks,

and The Way of Kings, by some guy whose name escapes me at present.

 

Edit:

Now I'm reading:

Brothers Karamazov,

Red Seas Under Red Skies,

A Feast For Crows,

Shadow of the Wind,

Warlord,

The Odyssey,

Way of Kings,

Doctor Who: First Frontier by David A. McIntee,

Stonewielder by Ian C. Esslemont,

Already Dead by Charlie Huston,

Kraken by China Mieville.

Enough to keep me busy.

Edited January 2, 201114 yr by Mr Ares

Finally started Towers of Midnight. Lot of Perrin so far. Mat just escaped the Gholam. Galad is more annoyingly righteous than ever. Rand seemed very zen in his appearance at the tower. Anyway, hope to finish ToM this week and move on to WoK.