What are you reading now?

[Zabarman]

 Finished reading The streams of silver from ra salvator the 2nd book in the icewind dale series.
GO DARK ELFS!

[Ronan]

Reading now:

Gardens of the Moon - Steven Erikson
Pale Horseman - Bernard Cornwell

[Jec94227]

Finished reading Dune and my favorite bits from World War Z. Gonna work up the willpower to try Path of Daggers, but with no Matt in that book, I don't want to read about whiny arrogent women and an emo guy. Perhaps Perrin will make up for it but I don't have many hopes.

On the other hand, The Butlerian Jihad looks quite good and has been calling me for the past week.

[Turanien]

Mark Twain - The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Njal's Saga

[Adviser]

Just finished Shöhei Öoka's Fires on the Plain and I'll soon start reading Astrid Lingren's Mio min Mio (Mio, My Son).

[Queen Pinky]

Wolf's Brother: Megan Lindholm

[dustbiter]

Quantum Crawfish Bisque for the Clueless Soul: Glenn J. Morris

[Uhtred Dunkerch]

Reading bits n pieces again of WORLD WAR Z
short book but really good t get into the zombie-apocalyptic mood

[Josef_the_Pretender]

Gardens of the Moon - Steven Erikson

I'm one book behind. I'm amazed that it seems to have turned into a parable about the evils of capitalism and global warming 

EDIT: misread that  as Toll the Hounds, somehow

[Tuckles]

Redwaaaaaaaaall!

I've finished thirteen books so far. I'm off to the local bookstore to get some more as well.

[Jec94227]

Reading bits n pieces again of WORLD WAR Z
short book but really good t get into the zombie-apocalyptic mood

This, along with Butlerian Jihad at school, and a Robin Hood book by Henry Gilbert.

[Amroth]

A small book called The Summing Up by Maugham.
It is isn't an autobiography, but more of him discussing his writing and philosophy behind it; about what shaped it.
Really great, especially for someone interested in writing.

[Ronan]

I'm suprised how much Erikson's Malazan Books of the Fallen remind me of Glen Cook's Black Company series: for example the super mighty mages and fairly complicated plots.

[Don Doggy]

Lustrum by Robert Harris. Never thought that Marcus Tullius Cicero could be interesting.

[silencekyo]

I'm currently reading The Talisman by Stephen King.