What book are you currently reading?

Rereading the halo books, currently on the flood.

Finally finished reading The Servants Of Twilight by Dean Koontz.

Finishing 'Imperial Life in the Emerald City' by Rajiv Chandrasekaran

Just began reading 'Off the Rails:Aboard the Crazy Train on the Blizzard of Oz by Rudy Sarzo. Subtitled a tribute to Randy Rhoads

Just a few pages in and already he makes Randy Rhoads come to life and even manages to humanize Ozzy and Sharon. If you are a fan of Rhoads I would recommend picking this book up.

Star Trek: The Return by William Shatner.

Who knew Kirk could write?

A Thing of Unspeakable Horror: The History of Hammer Films, by Sinclair McKay.

Fantastic, highly entertaining read.

Just read "20th Century Ghosts" by Joe Hill. Its a collection of short stories. For those who are unfamiliar, Joe is the son of the great Stephen King.

manny wrote:

Just began reading 'Off the Rails:Aboard the Crazy Train on the Blizzard of Oz by Rudy Sarzo. Subtitled a tribute to Randy Rhoads

Just a few pages in and already he makes Randy Rhoads come to life and even manages to humanize Ozzy and Sharon. If you are a fan of Rhoads I would recommend picking this book up.

Read it, great book!

Fat Freddy wrote:

"Timeline" by Michael Crichton.

I started reading this book a few weeks ago, got about 3/4 of the way thru it, then last night I went looking for it so I could sit down and possibly finish it ... and I can't find it!! I turned the whole damn living room upside down looking for the damn thing with no luck.

I hope my two year old didn't get hold of it and drop it in the wastebasket when nobody was looking (he has been known to do that on occasion), cuz it was a great read thus far and I wanna find out how it turned out!!

dirtracin1 wrote:

Just read "20th Century Ghosts" by Joe Hill. Its a collection of short stories. For those who are unfamiliar, Joe is the son of the great Stephen King.

I had no idea who Joe Hill was, but now I'm intrigued to check his stuff out, because I love his dad's work. Thanks for the info.

"Millionaire Habits In 21 Days" by Scot Anderson

Reign of the Dead - Len Barnhart (1/2 decent zombie novel)

Sunday's Heroes (about the NFL)

American Psycho
Revolutionary Road

The Last Oracle by James Rollins

Can't believe I waited so long to join this thread. I always have a book going, though during the school year (I'm a teacher) I slow way down.

The Best American Poetry 1999

Moby Dick

The Luminous Eye: The Spiritual World Vision of Saint Ephrem - by Sebastian Brock

SpectreFate wrote:

That is suppose to be an excellent and most accurate book on the Jefferson Airplane.

It's really excellent so far. After this is done, I'll be onto Grace Slick's "Somebody To Love?" memoir.

SpectreFate wrote:

It's really excellent so far. After this is done, I'll be onto Grace Slick's "Somebody To Love?" memoir.

I have that book on my shelf and I will have to read it eventually and I have another book about Grace Slick written and published around 1977-1978, that will pass on to you after the holidays if you want it.

Oh yes, I want it. Thanks manny!

I just finished reading "Life of Pi". An excellent book...next to "No Country for Old Men" easily the best novel I have read in the last decade or so.

Fat Freddy wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

"Timeline" by Michael Crichton.

I started reading this book a few weeks ago, got about 3/4 of the way thru it, then last night I went looking for it so I could sit down and possibly finish it ... and I can't find it!! I turned the whole damn living room upside down looking for the damn thing with no luck.

I hope my two year old didn't get hold of it and drop it in the wastebasket when nobody was looking (he has been known to do that on occasion), cuz it was a great read thus far and I wanna find out how it turned out!!

Let me know if you can't find it - I can mail you my copy. GREAT book BTW

Finished the James Rollins and I am now re-reading one of my favorite Stephen King stories, Firestarter.