What book are you currently reading?

'Green' by Ted Dekker.

Fourth one in the Circle series. Good stuff.

Gabriel Hunt At the Cradle of Fear, by Charles Ardai. Not quite as good as the first book but still lots of fun. Certainly beats the crap out of the latest Indiana Jones movie...

I am going to pick up the new dan brown tomorrow

metalheaded wrote:

'Green' by Ted Dekker.

Fourth one in the Circle series. Good stuff.

Whoa! had no idea he wrote another book directly part of that black red white series....wild!


Going to start Phoenix lights soon. Book written by a woman who was one of the 10,000 that witnessed the sighting in Arizona in 1997.

Finally getting around to reading 'Watchmen' graphic novel that I got for Christmas. I can't wait to finish it, then watch the movie & complain to my wife how much better the book was.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Finally getting around to reading 'Watchmen' graphic novel that I got for Christmas. I can't wait to finish it, then watch the movie & complain to my wife how much better the book was.

Beware of major dong action in the film.

Stender wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Finally getting around to reading 'Watchmen' graphic novel that I got for Christmas. I can't wait to finish it, then watch the movie & complain to my wife how much better the book was.

Beware of major dong action in the film.

So I've heard. That's ok, it's artsy. And I'm secure in my masculinity. Some swinging blue wang doesn't upset me.

There's even more dong action in the book. Then again, his dong is smaller in the book so I guess that evens it out?

The Servants Of Twilight by Dean Koontz

Just finished The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown

Will be starting "Twilight Eyes" by Dean Koontz soon.

Gary Gerstle - American Crucible: Race and nation in the twentieth century. I have to read this for class, but damn me if this isn't interesting. This book also focuses on white minorities, such as Jews, Italians and Hispanics, and thankfully it doesn't delve into all too familiar white guilt territory.

Just finished Of Mice and Men. Good book, I'd only seen the movie before. The movie really doesn't do it justice though.

Darkfall by Dean Koontz (my fave author).

I was given a box full of old Zap comix... Zippy the Pinhead was a childhood favorite, as well as The Fabalous Furry Freak Brothers.

James B. wrote:

I was given a box full of old Zap comix... Zippy the Pinhead was a childhood favorite, as well as The Fabalous Furry Freak Brothers.

Awesome!! Love me some ZAP and Freak Brothers!! (as if my screen name wasn't a dead giveaway. Haha.)

akeldama wrote:

Darkfall by Dean Koontz (my fave author).

Mine too.

Troublezone wrote:

akeldama wrote:

Darkfall by Dean Koontz (my fave author).

Mine too.

Shweeeeeeeeeeeet!

I'm on book three of The Song of Fire & Ice series by George R.R. Martin: "A Storm of Swords." Highlyyyyy recommend this series if you like swords and sorcery in a pretty adult setting. Read it before the HBO miniseries comes out!

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Imperial Life in the Emerald City by Rajiv Chandrasekaran

Invisible Helpers --> C W Leadbeater

The Unofficial Guide to Even More of Hockey's Most Unusual Records by Don Weekes and Kerry Banks.

The Birth of Bebop by DeVeaux

"Thud!" by Terry Pratchett