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  1. 29-09-2006, 03:13 PM #1
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    Books!

    What books is everyone reading at the moment?

    Lets here it for the written word!!
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  2. 29-09-2006, 03:39 PM #2
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    Return of the King (Lord of the Rings book 3)
    Have Perfume ready to read next. It's about a serial killer before you think I've gone girly on you all!
    I'm also re reading my own book to see if I've made any mistakes. So far so good
    An Atlantean Triumvirate, Ghosts of the Past, The Centre Cannot Hold
    The Pillars of Britain, Foundations of the Reich, Cracks in the Pillars.

    My books are available here for Amazon Kindle. Feedback always welcome!
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    I've been reading a really good fantasy at the moment called the glassbooks of the dreameaters by H. Dahlquist, i've got an online subscription to it..
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    goosebumps: monster blood 3

    classic novel
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    Too many to list here ... But the latest series has been Epic Deverry Series by Katharine Kerr.
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    Seem to be reading 3 Michael Moorcock books at once for some reason. 1 at work, 2 at home.
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    Last part of Phillip Pullmans, His Dark Materials Trilogy, The Amber Spyglass

    Then I have Scar Tissue - Anthony Kiedis,

    Yesterday I bought a copy of Twilight Children by Torey Hayden, about a Special Education Teacher who worked in a Children Psychiatric Hospital and some children she helped there looking forward to reading that


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    whats a book
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    whats a book
    It's like a PDF but on paper.
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    Too many to list here ... But the latest series has been Epic Deverry Series by Katharine Kerr.
    Excellent set read several years ago and keeping upto date with the new ones as they are released.

    Currently reading Bitten, Stolen, etc by Kelley Armstrong.
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    Man in the high castle by Eric K Dick. Really good book.
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    The Portable door by Tom Holt

    pretty good, better if you know gilbert and sullivan referances
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    Since this recurring theme has popped up during a moment of me being highbrow I'll join it - I'm reading Crime and Punishment at the moment.
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    Just started on 'The Art of Programming' by Donald Knuth.

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    OH MY GOD you guys....you guys HAVE TO read 'ILLIUM' by Dan Simmons
    the sequels allright but not as good, im tellin everyone about it (- wicked idea for a string!)

    if you've heard of the Illiad by homer and you like your king Auther type Zeus robotic time travelling type book this is for you RRREEEAAAADDD ITTT!!
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    oh yeah , i forget to mention Sandman by Neil Gaimon, its not a book but a graphic novel, but very satirical and psychological, arts amazing too
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