Books in the pile

[GeneralGayer]

sounds dull

[Benocrates]

You have shitty taste, since the one I bolded and underlined was the only worthy piece.

I bet you have a vampirefreaks account, right? And Gaia?

No personal attacks except in AR/CN, please.

Well, it's good the mods are actually keeping the spammers out, but let's not start up the 4th Reich here. Hara does personal attacks, that's his thing

[Space Cowgirl]

I am reading Neuromancer by William Gibson.. about halfway through, can't believe I never read it before.  It's pretty good, but it's hard to follow.  Half the time I don't know what is actually going on, I guess that is the way it's supposed to be. 

[General Douchebag]

Has anybody read The Dogs Of War by Frederick Forsythe? Don't, I lost the will to live for a few days after reading that, and I had stopped after the prologue, then read the first sentence to see if it was like The Lord Of The Rings in that it started tediously, but got better. No luck.

[Guessed]

I started reading it and came to the same conclusion, only much sooner.

[General Douchebag]

Think yourself lucky, it gets worse with every word.

[Guessed]

I believe it.

[GeneralGayer]

right now I'm reading a selection of contemporary Finnish literature. There's too much poetry in it....poetry is never as good when its translated

[Space Cowgirl]

Been reading Dumas Key, by Stephen King for the last couple days.  One of his better novels, hard to put down. 

[Wendy]

I'm not reading anything at the moment, though I'm planning on reading Eddings' new book series soon. I've read the first one, but my mother is reading the second one, and is rather sluggish at that, so I have to wait until she's done.

[Space Cowgirl]

Just started reading Accelerando, by Charles Stross.  Manfred Macx reminds me of RoboSteve!

[GeneralGayer]

Just finished Juha by Juhani Aho and will now start Jonan of Kiivijarvi - Finnish Freedom Fighter by Leslie W. Wisuri

[Space Cowgirl]

I just finished Living Dead in Dallas, by Charlaine Harris.  Had to have something fluffy before I dig into Count Zero by William Gibson.

[Ski]

I just re-read 'Winds of War' and 'War and Remembrance' by Herman Wouk recently. Hopefully, I can find more free time to start delving into something else soon.

[Mrs. Peach]

Walter Scott's Peveril of the Peak