What Book Are You Currently Reading?

Well, A Hatfull of Sky was feckin' brilliant. :)

Just started on Monstrous Regiment, also by Terry Pratchett.

Killer Instimct by Zoe Sharpe

Arthur C Clarke and Stephen Baxter "Sunstorm"

I'll read the "Hitchhiker's guide" series afterwards.

Angels and Demons by Dan Brown. I took it away on the weekend and couldn't put it down.

Altho' more fantastical, I found it a better read than The Da Vinci Code.

Just finished Bill Bryson - A Short History of Nearly Everything.

Just Started Ben Elton - Popcorn.

Got it in the Oxfam Bookshop in Glasgow and I quite liked Stark and Gridlock (I think it was called) so I thought I would give it a bash.

Lord of the Flies by William Golding

Jsut finsihed D.H. Lawrence's Sons and Lovers, EM Forsters ASpects of a Novel, and im kinda reading this poker book

Today, after a 2 year wait, one of my lecturers finally remembered to return my copy of Do androids dream of electric sheep? by Philip K Dick.
Thats the last time he gets a lend of any of my books... :dry:

So that's what I'm reading now...

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Originally Posted by uNz[i]

Today, after a 2 year wait, one of my lecturers finally remembered to return my copy of Do androids dream of electric sheep? by Philip K Dick.
Thats the last time he gets a lend of any of my books... :dry:

So that's what I'm reading now...

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Damn, my sister had that when I went to see her this past weekend and I forgot to steal it. I have wanted to read that for a few years now...

Current reading: For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway

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Originally Posted by MCHeshPants420

Damn, my sister had that when I went to see her this past weekend and I forgot to steal it. I have wanted to read that for a few years now...

Current reading: For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway

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Yeah, it's definitely worth snagging when your sister's back is turned.
It's a good gritty read and every bit as good as Bladerunner, the movie it spawned.

My g/f went to the library today, and for some reason she thought I'd like to read Evil genius by Catherine Jinks.

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Originally Posted by blurb on the back cover

At seven, Cadel Piggot was hacking into computer networks.
At eight, he was orchestrating traffic jams.
At twelve, he was sabotaging construction sites.
Now, at fourteen, he's studying for his world domination degree.

The trouble is, he's finding it hard to live up to his father's expectations.

Evil genius explores the fine line between good and evil in a strange world of manipulation and subterfuge.

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So that's next on my reading list.
Can't imagine why she thought I'd be interested in such a book though. :shifty: