What book are you currently reading?

A clash of Kings by George R.R Martin (still, im such a slow reader because of my course litterature x/ )

Just finished "Patriots: A History of the Vietnam War as Remembered from all sides" by Christian Appy & Walking Dead TPB 14

Currently reading Star Wars: Vortex by Troy Denning

Today I started:



I thought about going elsewhere, but I'm still on a Xanth kick (the books are an easy read and they don't take themselves too seriously).

Don´t quite know why to put it here since I have read only finnish books lately and since you don´t read my language, this is mainly my own fun.

But for the support of the the thread..

"Redgreen generation" by Paavo Arhinmäki



The author is one of the presidential candidates of the elections 2012.

The Gift of Love - Berzonsky

Drinking With Strangers : Music Lessons From A Teenage Bullet Belt by Butch Walker

nevermore wrote:

Drinking With Strangers : Music Lessons From A Teenage Bullet Belt by Butch Walker

Any good? I've always thought Butch was a clever lyricist. He's quite the wordsmith. How's it translate to the written page?

Stated book 1 of my favorite fantasy series (this is like the fifth time I've read this):

Star Wars: The Old Republic : Revan

Just finished - Tom Clancy - Locked On

About to finish Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut, probably start either Creative visualization by Shakti Gawain or Galapagos by Vonnegut this week.

A Feast Of Crows by George R R Martn

I got the Tony Iommi book for Christmas. Will probably start on it soon.

Institutes of the Christian Religion - John Calvin

I'm in the middle of "YOUR MOVIE SUCKS" by Roger Ebert (a collection of his most brutal reviews of bad movies).

After that I've got Stephen King's new one, '11/22/63' on hold at the library, I just need to get over there and pick it up.

I also got Ace Frehley's "No Regrets" for Xmas so that'll be up once I'm done with the King.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

nevermore wrote:

Drinking With Strangers : Music Lessons From A Teenage Bullet Belt by Butch Walker

Any good? I've always thought Butch was a clever lyricist. He's quite the wordsmith. How's it translate to the written page?

It's a great read!!! I think it's a very honest tell-all (good and bad) about the industry, artists, managers, etc.

Fat Freddy wrote:

After that I've got Stephen King's new one, '11/22/63' on hold at the library, I just need to get over there and pick it up.

I'm a little past the half way point on this one now and I'm really diggin' it. Unless it completely goes off the rails within the last couple of hundred pages, this may turn out to be SK's best work in many years.

Adam Corolla - In 50 Years, We'll All Be Chicks

Funny rants on the "pussification" of guys.

Already read:



Half-way through:

DallasBlack wrote:

Already read:



Half-way through:

Terry Brooks is awesome.

I need to hurry up and get around to the Dark Elf Trilogy.

Read the new Ace Frehley book.
It was ok, but there were things I expected and not even a peep, like the guy (supposedly his "friend") who ran Ace's fanclub in the late 1980s or 1990s, and ripped off all the fans,disappeared, and then joined the ANGEL reunion as their keyboard player.
I thought that would have been as important as mentioning anything from the KISS days.

No Regrets = Ace Frehley

The Story of the Kinks: You Really Got Me by Nick Hasted

TheDoctor'sScarf wrote:

Terry Brooks is awesome.

Indeed! The Herritage Of Shannara is my favorite fantasy series and the novel Elfstones Of Shannara is my favorite book of them all (the sad tale of Amberle). Someone was supposed to make a movie out of it but pulled out. Brooks is still looking to sell the film rights to someone. I am now on the last book of the above series: