Literature What are you reading?

[ewolf20]

series of unfortunate events.

 

[Flooffy]

"Der Angstmann" by Frank Goldammer. It is a German crime novel that is set in the WW2 Germany. It is awesome so far ^^

 

[TPBx]

Reddit


"The Jaunt" by Stephen King

 

[ms marigold]

I'm reading The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest by Steig Larsson and I've just finished The Devil and Miss Prym by Paulo Cohelo

 

[wonderandawe]

I just finished rereading the Handmaiden's Tale in preparation for the Hulu series.  

 

[elusivethought]

I just finished rereading the Handmaiden's Tale in preparation for the Hulu series.  

that one is on my reading list!

 

[Eri]

I just got done with "The Wheel of Time" and have now started on "The Dresden Files." By just started, I mean I am now on book three XD

 

[wonderandawe]

have now started on "The Dresden Files." By just started, I mean I am now on book three XD

 Book three is where it starts to get good.   

 

[Husk]

American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis. 

 

[Saccharine Cyanide]

I'm waiting for my copy of Saga: Vol 1 to come in the mail.  D :

I just finished rereading the Handmaiden's Tale in preparation for the Hulu series.  

I was really surprised to hear it's being made into a series. It's kind of the last book I'd expect to be adapted to TV.


Hulu better not disappoint. :  P

 

[wonderandawe]

I'm waiting for my copy of Saga: Vol 1 to come in the mail.  D :


I was really surprised to hear it's being made into a series. It's kind of the last book I'd expect to be adapted to TV.


Hulu better not disappoint. :  P

It looks good so far:  http://io9.gizmodo.com/first-trailer-for-the-handmaids-tale-is-dark-creepy-a-1790933733 

 

[Eri]

Today I just started, "Summer Knight." Today. So far it's really great.

 

[Axel The Englishman]

This.

 

[illicit]

The Last Star by Rick Yancey. It's the final book of the 'The 5th Wave' trilogy :-D

 

[Xenomorph]

Sandman Vol 5: A game of you


Neuromancer 


The Dark Tower 4


HP Lovecraft (Collection of stories) 

 

[Agapi Mou]

I watched Queen of the Damned on Netflix, and thought to look for the book, but... Instead my Aunt and Uncle lent me an older fantasy series by Patrick Rothfuss; kinda wish the female lead wasn't a love interest kind of plot tool. The unique details kind of fell short of my expectations when they disappeared about halfway through.. My favorite ones were about a type of writing that only consists of vertical and horizontal hashes, and the occassional original lyrics. 


I have The American Claimant checked out via a public library ebook app (called Overdrive), and the opening commentary by Twain, (referencing the depiction of weather), was quite frankly, funny. (I've also been surfing for silly audiobooks.)


--Other than that, the RP group that I want to join midway through has some 2500+ storyline posts that I may not have time to catch up on.. (XD)

 

[Kittenkitten]

House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski and a collection of H.P. Lovecraft's works. Primarily House of Leaves but I've been bouncing around a bit.

 

[Windsock]

The dummies guide to reading

 

[Natealie]

I'm currently reading various stories by H.P. Lovecraft. He's one of my favorite authors.

 

[Shagranoz]

The Damned of Petersburg by Ralph Peters. Yes, the name is a coincidence.

 

[Abendrot]

Just started on Gardens of the Moon by Steve Eriksen. First book of the Malazan saga. 

 

[Twyllvarlais]

Just started on Gardens of the Moon by Steve Eriksen. First book of the Malazan saga. 

Is that a fantasy series?

 

[Abendrot]

Is that a fantasy series?

Yep

 

[Twyllvarlais]

Yep

If you could describe the series in one sentence, what would write?

 

[Icerex]

Just started on Gardens of the Moon by Steve Eriksen. First book of the Malazan saga. 

Just started this series today, heard it's really good, and so far, that's been the case.