Agreed, want-it-rough. Perhaps we shouldn't toy very much with time.
I took a look at the prologue of Skagboy, and read a few reviews, it looks interesting.
And the inner voice? Not odd at all, it's a sign of an avid reader, and a good author.

 

The Firm by John Grisham (for the fifth time or so..)
After I finish that; The King of Torts

 

Working on Enders game right now. For a book over 30 years old it is really good. Also the John carter series was good for the age the were written in. Also just finished the mortal instrument series. I read a lot.

 

The Shining by Stephen King.

 

a book named warriors for the west
its about the government and the supreeme court using bullshit laws to fuck over americans
its all based on case files and is non fiction

 

The story in the Enders series is phenomenal. I barely made it through the third book though (Xenocide) because it almost seemed to drag on too long and got too verbose.

After the movie comes out I will probably pick the series back up farther down the line at Enders Shadow or Ender in Exile.

I just started Boneshaker by Cherie Priest. Having a hard time getting into it so far, but it comes highly recommended, so I'll push through!

 

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American Curves magazine.


pete

 

I couldn't agree more, I actually set Xenocide aside for the time being, will probably come back to it soon.

I have Mein Kampf laying around my house somewhere with a book mark in it, but the book that I'm actively reading is a dance with dragon. Damn good book if you are into that genre. though I am taking my time with it, mainly because I don't have anything else lined up after I finish.

 

currently listening to 22/11/63 by Stephen King on Audible books - makes the drive to work seem more bearable

 

Tolkien - Children of Hurin

 

How I Crossed the Desert by Rhoda Camul.

 

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The Wheel Of Time! The best fantasy books of all time!

 

Well in the past few days I have read;

Mary,Mary - James Patterson
Don't Tell - Karen Rose

I've just started The Hound of The Baskervilles - Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and since January I have been reading War and Peace - Leo Tolstoy (determined to finish W&P by the end of the year).

 

I will be reading "Mystic River" by Dennis Lehane after I finish the book I'm reading right now.

 

That's a good one!

I just finished The Pallbearers by Stephen J. Cannell (yes, the same guy who created or co-created TV shows including The A-Team, The Rockford Files, Baretta, 21 Jump Street and dozens more).

It's part of his Detective Shane Scully series of novels, and it was just O.K. A man who, for many years, ran a home for troubled kids dies, and he leaves a note requesting that several of them (now adults) serve as his pallbearers. They're not sure why- some of them hadn't seen him for years - but his death was determined to be a suicide and they come to realize that he knew he would likely be killed, and he knew this group would try to get to the bottom of it. And so they did.

Not the best book I've read, but not the worst, either.

 

Johnny Tremain by Esther Forbe

 

"The Conquest of the Ocean" by Brian Lavery

An interesting chronicle of the boats, ships and brave (some not voluntarily) souls who have plied the seas for 5,000 years. From the Phoenicians to the present, from every continent and from almost every country.

 

The High King of Montival by S.M Sterling

Great alternate reality series