What are you reading?

[meerkat]

I love chocolate and I would love to be an astronaut, get me up there NOW!

They train you in the 'sick' plane (the weightlessness flight). I think you'd enjoy that, you must have a good stomach for a young un!

 

[archerinwood]

I would need my official royal wedding sick bag for that one!

 

[Phoenix]

A few weeks back I ordered my annual holiday reading supplies (yay for amazon gift vouchers ) and somehow managed to keep my hands off them until I got here. So far I've read The Night Watch by Sergei Lukyanenko and the second Thursday Next book. Both were very enjoyable and I especially liked having a different style of fantasy/vampire book in The Night Watch

Now I'm reading Magic Bites by Ilona Andrews, which I'm also enjoying a lot it's a more typical style but I'm liking the twist of the magic vs tech fluctuations.

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

I have seen the films Phoenix but not read the books even though I have then, getting a bit behind on my reading.

Just listening to the 2nd part of Good Omens when out and about and reading Undead & Unfinished in bed by MaryJanice Davidson.

 

[Willem]

Recently finished re-reading Neverwhere, which I thought I'd lost. I hadn't read it in about 10 years, my first Neil Gaiman experience (well, after Good Omens).
I didn't remember much of it, just that most of it took part in the London Underground and the Croup and Vandemar guys.

It was quite enjoyable but I do prefer his later works.

 

[Quatermass]

I love chocolate and I would love to be an astronaut, get me up there NOW!

They train you in the 'sick' plane (the weightlessness flight). I think you'd enjoy that, you must have a good stomach for a young un!

Actually, I believe that they call it the Vomit Comet.

While technically not a book, I recently did an archive binge on the Girl Genius webcomic. Not too bad. Certainly a lot of Pratchett about it. In fact, there's a lot of Lord Vetinari in Baron Klaus Wulfenbach, except that he is far more militaristic.

 

[davieatuin]

just now im reading Clive Clusser LOST EMPIRE. also i read SPARTAN GOLD i have some of his other books. However, im also reading books for study just now lol so not so much on the reading for enjoyment right now haha

 

[Joolz]

Outlaw by Angus Donald (Bedtime book)
True Grit (Front room)
Doors Open by Ian Rankin (Work bag)

 

[One Man Bucket]

Shaka Zulu by E. A. Ritter

 

[dennykay]

Outlaw by Angus Donald (Bedtime book)
True Grit (Front room)
Doors Open by Ian Rankin (Work bag)

on my best times, i had four books going, one for each room and one for the road...it got confusing!

 

[deldaisy]

Rereading Monstrous Regiment.

 

[Oggham Rune]

A biography of Henry Allingham (one of the last WWI veterans).

Nemesis by Lindsey Davis (ancient Rome detective fiction).

The Gypsy Morph by Terry Brooks.

Oh, and today's paper.

 

[The Mad Collector]

Just started Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas

 

[Tonyblack]

Llareggrub!

 

[Oggham Rune]

A biography of Henry Allingham (one of the last WWI veterans).

Nemesis by Lindsey Davis (ancient Rome detective fiction).

The Gypsy Morph by Terry Brooks.

Oh, and today's paper.

Not all at the same time I hasten to add.

 

[author3]

I Shall Wear Midnight

 

[dennykay]

re-re-re(etc.)reading hogfather. just the right season to read about snow and cold

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

Is it still snowing in Berlin yet.

 

[meerkat]

treble re-reading Feet of Clay and the arrival of Cheery! Excellent book!

 

[dennykay]

Is it still snowing in Berlin yet.

nah, it's warm and sunny and actually feels more like summer than spring, since the north winds stopped. that's why it's perfect weather to read about snow, it don't like cold very much and don't want to read about it as well, when it is winter.