What are you currently reading?

[Danny]

More because it was landmark for its time. You're looking back through the cultural detritus of a lot of things built upon similar concepts and that makes it look pedestrian. ah, Charles Schultz syndrome then.

[Mike70]

I just started Robert Heinlein's unabridged Stranger in a Strange Land. My aunt, who loved sci-fi and reading as much as i do, left me a first edition of Stranger - with the dust jacket intact and in nearly perfect shape. One of the nicest things anyone ever gave me.

[wayzim]

My aunt, who loved sci-fi and reading as much as i do, left me a first edition of Stranger - with the dust jacket intact and in nearly perfect shape. One of the nicest things anyone ever gave me. Luv Luv this book, but then I'm a child of the sixties and seventies so it's almost a requirement ... And with a harem of hotties, Jubal's Angels? as well ... as an intellectual horndog, I so grokked this. Wayne Z

[krisvds]

My wife (actually we're not married, but hey, she's the mother of our two sons) gave me a huge box in gift wrap paper. Inside I found the six volumes of Otomo's original Akira manga. Finished reading them the other day. Mind blown.

[Philly_SWAT]

Currently, I am reading a thread entitled "What are you currently reading?" on homepageofthedead.com

[Neil]

Currently, I am reading a thread entitled "What are you currently reading?" on homepageofthedead.com *smack!*

[Mike70]

I'm reading Liebe Deinen Nächsten by Remarque. yeah, he wrote other books beside Im Westen Nichts Neues.

[dracenstein]

Reading Son of Perdition, by Wendy Alec, part 3 of the Chronicles of Brothers series. Got all four published volumes of a planned seven. Follows the Archangels Michael, Gabriel and Lucifer from God's plan to create Man, with the first part actually called The Fall of Lucifer, and follows three Earthly brothers, Jason, Adrian and Nicholas de Vere, one of which is Lucifer's clone. Good Christian based fantasy from the beginnings of Man to the Final Battle in the near-future.

[ProfessorChaos]

11/22/63 was great, really enjoyed that. moved on to another recent king work, joyland, which is pretty damn good so far.

[LouCipherr]

Right now, reading Jeff Lindsay's "Dexter's Final Cut" When I'm done, it's off to read Stephen King's "Doctor Sleep"

[Geordie9]

11/22/63 was great, really enjoyed that. moved on to another recent king work, joyland, which is pretty damn good so far. 11/22/63 is a brilliant book, i didnt really enjoy joyland much though - - - Updated - - - im a massive Stephen King fan and ive read all his books and now im starting again from the beginning with Carrie

[ProfessorChaos]

yes, 11/22/63 was the best book i'd read in ages.....joyland started out promising, but really kinda petered out and left me feeling kinda let down. edit: and i'm currently reading the big sleep by raymond chandler, with intentions of reading all the marlowe novels in succession.

[Cykotic]

Too many things at once lol 1984 by George Orwell Neuromancer by William Gibson Microserfs by Douglas Coupland and about 6 other books that i can't remember the titles to right now.

[Tricky]

I'm about a third of the way through World War Z now, just after the battle of Yonkers part, really enjoying it so far, no idea why I haven't read it before now!

[Neil]

Rendezvous with Rama 2 & 3... And wishing I wasn't... Pretty poorly written affairs!