Literature what are you currently reading?

[hyakinthos]

I'm working on the Welcome To Night Vale book right now, and then I think I'll read The Odyssey.

 

[Dusky]

I'm working on the Welcome To Night Vale book right now, and then I think I'll read The Odyssey.

I am so stupidly jealous of you. I wantses the Night Vale book. I NEEDSES the Night Vale book.

 

[hyakinthos]

I am so stupidly jealous of you. I wantses the Night Vale book. I NEEDSES the Night Vale book.

It's pretty good so far!!! I'm about halfway through and I'm having fun!

 

[WheatThins47]

Currently, i am reading this thread

 

[Emelie Mary]

I dont really read much anymore

 

[Emelie Mary]

I used to read a lot more tho x)

 

[thegreathero]

I'm reading The Name On Your Wrist right now! Not sure whether I like it or not yet, but I do like the approach it takes towards examining soulmates.

 

[Castle91]

Without Remorse by Tom Clancy. It is probably one of my most favorite books by him.

 

[Zylia]

Re-reading Uncle Tom's Cabin and Frankenstein, and also working my way through a book about foraging for food and medicinal herbs in swampy regions.

 

[ladyaliciaaa]

Watership down. Remind me a lot of the Redwall series and LOTR for some reason, so I'm quite fond of it so far.

 

[Nym]

Third Wheel of Time

 

[Silver Heart]

Re-reading my comics but if that doesn't count I read Evil Librarian

 

[Kaerri]

Absolutely comics count There's lots of excellent writing there.

 

[Claera]

I'm rereading the 5th book in the Ranger's Apprentice series, The Sorcerer In the North, by John Flanagan. It's a good series, but the books are infuriatingly short...about 300 pages on average.


Soon, I plan on rereading Phillip Pullman's "His Dark Materials" trilogy. Truly, it is one of the best series I've ever read. It's engrossing in every possible way, I recommend it to everyone here!

 

[TheVigilante15]

Chris Kyle's autobiography. Normally autobio's are pretty boring and I stay away from them, but he does a really good job of putting the excitement of being a SEAL into writing.

 

[Elephantom]

The art of war


By Sun Tzu


I'm reading that right now, so far, it's quite interesting.

 

[Gladius]

Clay by David Almond.


I remember reading this for school and wow managed to find it again.

 

[An Unknown Person]

Mein Kampf.


It's interesting to learn a little 'more' about Hitler's (insane) mind.

 

[Elaraal]

Catherine the Great's biography. Her life certainly was very interesting.

 

[Tronethiel]

Currently? I'm rereading Brandon Sanderson's Alloy of Law so that I can finish the trilogy now that he's finished it.

 

[azzie]

Working my way through the Anita Blake series of books.

 

[Risky Vetis]

Currently reading through the entire Drizzt Trilogy, Forgotten Realms and Never winter. Very good series by R.A. Salvatore. Highly recommend.

 

[Mayonnaise]

I'm working on the Welcome To Night Vale book right now

I wasn't aware there was a book! I think I'll check it out..!

 

[Cenedra]

I'm reading some slightly old-school horror by H.P Lovecraft; The good ol Necronomicon.
Tons of weird short stories stuffed into one book, which I absolutely adore.

Hey there, I've been wanting to get into Lovecraftian Horror. What in your opinion is the best aspect of his stories?

 

[BookWyrm]

At the Mountains of Madness and the Call of Chthulu are my votes.