Currently Reading

[Fit of Rage]

Hamlet by Shakespeare (AP lit class)
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain (you really can't appreciate this book until you're my age or older, it's so wonderful)

[Exceedin]

American Gods - Neil Gaiman

[Sleepy Weasel]

Oh you poor, poor fool. I hope for your sake you don't start reading some Blake immediately after.

I don't know if you ever knew general malaise (Beatdown Brigade/Pallies) but he's currently at Oxford for his masters focusing on Milton. I've got no strong feelings about Milton but I've always liked Blake myself

[Heatha]

Hamlet
Two Swords - Salvatore
Neuromancer - William Gibson
Dune - Frank Herbert

[Puppet Master]

Catch 22 right now, just finished Dune. It was pretty boring :/.

[Troll King]

I don't know if you ever knew general malaise (Beatdown Brigade/Pallies) but he's currently at Oxford for his masters focusing on Milton. I've got no strong feelings about Milton but I've always liked Blake myself

Blake's fine as long as you stick to the shorter poems from Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience. It's his longer pieces where he tries to out-do Milton and actually write his own version of the Bible that he sounds nuts.

Oh and to address the initial question of this thread, I'm currently reading Going Postal by Terry Pratchett.

[Xog]

I'm reading Waterdeep for my own enjoyment and The Catcher in the Rye for school. Both really good books. I started reading Waterdeep in the 8th grade though.. I'm in 11th now. It's not that big of a book but it just takes so goddamn long to read it.

[PaulOakenfold]

Catch 22 right now, just finished Dune. It was pretty boring :/.

If you thought Dune was boring, good luck with Catch 22 (neither of which I thought were boring, but if anything Catch 22 did drag more than Dune).

[Verthanthi]

I liked exactly two passages from dune, but i was on the tail end of a sci-fi kick so i didn't give it a very good read.

[Exotic]

slaughterhouse-five, hey 1000

[Sharpshot]

Lord of the flies hurr (skool)

[Jeansi]

Red Rabbit by Tom Clancy

one of his suckier novels.


The Egyptian (Sinuhe egyptiläinen) by Mika Waltari (for the third time, It's the best book I've ever read.)

amazon.com: Average Customer Review: Based on 70 reviews

[Evasive]

Lord of the flies hurr (skool)

piggy dies

[StackOverflow]

Nuklear Age - Brian Clevinger

[Bilbo]

Going to start reading farewell to arms any minute now.