What are you reading now?

[Paula]

Before I go to sleep by S.J. Watson. Fitting for this time of day. x)

Read about it on one of my train trips somewhere in the magnifcient Deutsche Bahn Journal or whatever it's called, considered buying it for christmas and only now got around to it. Almost halfway through, woo captivating.

[LittleJP]

Calvin and Hobbes. All of them.
Brings me back to childhood it does.

[Rule zum Rabensang]

Having nearly no time to read any non-academic books atm, I restrict myself to slowly digesting the Malazan Book of the Fallen.

Read about it on one of my train trips somewhere in the magnifcient Deutsche Bahn Journal or whatever it's called,

DB mobil officially.

[Dalkar]

A Dance of Dragons.

[The Wolf]

Lost Fleet! Yes! Thank you!
Geez, I couldn't remember what the series was called. For weeks I was planning on getting the books but simply couldn't get the bloody name right.

Again, thanks >.>

Black Jack's a badass. Also, the author actually writes a series called "JAG in Space" - which should win an award for cheesiest book title ever.

[Der Einzige]

Les Fleurs du Mal by Charles Baudelaire

[Sound Chaser]

Just finished Great Expectations by Charles Dickens. Started to watch the series made based on it, and got angry because it was typical over-acted over-dramatical bullshit. The book was very good, though

[Belisarius]

Reading through the Pillars of the Earth.

[Vadermath]

Reading through the Pillars of the Earth.

I read the sequel, "World Without End" recently, a pair of really good books, those two.

[Paula]

3096 Days by Natascha Kampusch
I haven't read any books in too long. Now everything I get my hands on is so captivating that I sleep far too late every night.

[Ambalon]

Wanting to read Lovecraft without getting several books. Buy or no buy? Suggestions?

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Barnes&Noble has its tome (truly complete) too, but I could only find paperback in my region, and that's a no go and avoidable.

[Der Einzige]

Wanting to read Lovecraft without getting several books. Buy or no buy? Suggestions?

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Barnes&Noble has its tome (truly complete) too, but I could only find paperback in my region, and that's a no go and avoidable.

I own it, great book for the cost. 

Lovecraft is the man.

You can also buy the companion book Eldritch Tales: A Miscellany of the Macabre  which is a collection of poems, sonnets, unreleased short stories, etc.

[Ambalon]

I'm going for the other one first, since it's US$46 at the only local place that's selling it.

[Dent]

Going to read View From the Imperium again. I don't remember if I finished or even started before, or what it's about, but the cover art looks hilarious.

[Der Einzige]

I'm going for the other one first, since it's US$46 at the only local place that's selling it.

Amazon sells it for 20 bucks.