What are You Reading?

[brazz]

I was so upset with what kids are calling Vampires these days...they can eat garlic,walk around in the daylight, mirrrors reflect them. WHAT THE HE-- ! So i'm rereading Bram Stokers Dracula.Thank goodness all is right w/ the underworld. Great historical fiction.

 

[Perique]

Brazz, check out "The Historian" by Elizabth Kostova. You will LOVE it.

 

[captainsousie]

Re-reading The Hobbit to refresh my memory, then I'll move on to dredging up some old Zelazney.

 

[brazz]

Thanks sothron I'm on the last chapter of Drac. So I'll check out "The Historian" right away thanks for the tip.

 

[cezario]

".22 Caliber Rifle Shooting" by Judge Charles S. Landis , ( Palladium Press, Birminghan , AL, 1999).

 

[10grant]

I am reading "Blue moon rising" from my favorite author Simon R. Green.

Great if you like fantasy.

 

[4dotsasieni]

I'm currently reading "The Sherlock Holmes Adventure" by Regis McCafferty, short stories about a consulting detective in Victorian England who used to be one of the "Baker Street Irregulars."
Lots of typos, overdone Scots dialects, but LOTS of pipes and tobacco references. You GOTTA love a detective who's a Peterson nut!
All in all, very enjoyable light reading. ::

 

[robusthermit]

I'm about half way through The Dragon Factory (2010) by Jonathan Maberry.

 

[punkrockarmy]

For the sixth time, I'm re-reading the entire 'A Song of Ice and Fire' series by George R. R. Martin. I am currently on the second book of the series called 'A Clash of Kings.' I highly recommend the series if you haven't already read it. I also recommend watching the HBO original series Game of Thrones which is based on the novels.

 

[ssjones]

I'll have to give that Mayberry novel a shot, his last one was pretty good.

 

[dochudson]

Fly-Fishing Guide to the Henry's Fork: Hatches, Flies, Seasons & Guide Advice for 80 Miles of World-Class Water... by Mike Lawson

 

[pipeinhand]

The First Four Notes: Beethoven's Fifth and the Human Imagination by Matthew Guerrieri.

 

[hodirty]

Rereading lord of the rings. Im a slow reader myself. But plan on reding a few classics this year.

 

[hobie1dog]

Reading the study guide for the General HAM test coming up on March 9th

 

[pstlpkr]

Dracula's Guest & Other Tales of Horror by Bram Sotker.

The title short story, recommended by my Son-in-law.

 

[yadan]

"Back from the Ashes" by K.A. Worth, granddaughter of G.L. Hunt, the marketing genius who succeeded in selling millions of Falcon pipes in the U.S. and then abroad (especially in England). The book is relatively short, not overly professional in writing style, but contains very interesting material on the stages of development of my favorite type of pipe. ::

 

[tbradsim1]

#1 on Back to Ashes, reading it on my Kindle Fire. The old cajun

 

[ssjones]

The Third Bullet via Kindle, thanks Oldcajun, an excellent read so far!

 

[05venturer]

just got my copy of " American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History"
can't wait to get started on it. Sad that Chris Kyle was recently killed by a person he was trying to help. :crying:

 

[phred]

Currently reading the A+ Certification Study Guide (should finish today, then it's on to the practice exams...). For more relaxing reading, I've got Edward Said's "Orientalism". Will be borrowing Gail Carriger's "Etiquette and Espionage" from my spouse this weekend for light reading.