Forums: What are you reading right now?

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Echoes by Maeve Binchey and Airframe by Michael Crichton. I'm a 2-book-at-a-time kind of girl...

Tom Jones by Henry Fielding.
Comic Books.
Game Informer E3 issue.

I am reading your post.

Keep it up Keyboardboy1. You'll go far here at MOVIEWEB.

I'm half way through "Along Came A Spider" by James Patterson. I decided to check out his novels after I saw him on CASTLE this season along with Michael Connelly and Stephen J. Cannell, two authors I've read extensively. I figured if he could sit and play poker with Castle, Connelly and Cannell he might be an OK writer. He is much better than OK, and I plan on continuing with "Kiss The Girls" next.

Now i am reading a Seo book.

Finished" Along Came A Spider" and "Kiss The Girls". Switching from James Patterson and going to read "9 Dragons" by Michael Connelly. Then it'll be back to Patterson with "Jack & Jill".

Haunted by Chuck Pahlaniuk

Finished Great Expectations and Stardust, now I'm reading The Pillars of the Earth (Ken Follet) and C.S. Lewis's self biographical piece Surprised by Joy.

@Cyn I know your post was 3 mos ago, but just wanted to say Airframe is a good book. I'm a big Michael Crichton fan, have read and own most of his books.

Hmm what am I reading? Since I just finished the entire Buffy TV show the other month, I am going to start over on the Buffy: Season 8 trade paperbacks. Vol. 7 comes out October 19th so I may start shortly before then. In the meantime, I was thinking about re-reading Batman: Hush. got a few books on the side I have not read yet. These are Terminator Salvation: From the Ashes, and The X-Files: Goblins.

You guys would think me a bore... reading a classical book. Milton's Paradise Lost.

I Am Reading "The Great Gatsby" By: F. Scott Fitzgerald

I'm telling everyone I'm reading The Fabric of the Cosmos. Brian Greene's Simpsons refernces are silly. I started it last month but since then I've read one and a half books about the Chernobyl disaster; one study of nature's reaction and one collection of depressing true personal accounts of survivors. Usually I read fiction. It's tough to branch out.

Moving on to Michael Crichton's Pirate Latitudes soon.

Adding Claudio Sanchez and Peter David's "Year of the Black Rainbow" and Scott Mcknight's "The Blue Parakeet" to my list.

Just finished THE ZOMBIES OF LAKE WOEBEGOTTEN. A tounge in cheek zombie homage to Garrison Keillor and A PRAIRIE HOME COMPANION.
Just starting THE ROSWELL LEGACY By Jesse Marcel Jr. and Linda Marcel. It's about the 1947 Roswell, New Mexico UFO crash, his dad's involvement (that would be Air Force Major Jesse Marcel Sr.) and the government cover up.
I also found author Lee Child recently. He wrote the Jack Reacher series. He's written 15 and I've finished the first three, THE KILLING FLOOR, DIE TRYING and TRIPWIRE.
I'm still working through the James Patterson, Alex Cross series having finished 10 of the 16 he's written.

The Hobbit

Hey MovieWiz001 was that your first time reading it? Are you looking forward to the movie?

Reading at the moment "Master and Commander", "Captain Blood", and "La Charca", with "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" next in line.

"Wings of Fire" by Dale Brown. It's excellent! Dale Brown is one of my favorite authors, a writer of techno-thrillers in the Tom Clancy vein. This novel, although written in 2002, envisions an Egyptian president being deposed (well, assassinated) by forces aligned with a crazy, Khaddafi-esque Libyan leader who wants to establish a Muslim Brotherhood government In Egypt and the Middle East. Written in 2002, I had just started reading it when the trouble in Egypt started. Now we have trouble in Libya, and I'm wondering where Dale Brown got his crystall ball! That's the great thing about his books; he predicts a lot of things that are not reality at the time, but eventually become reality (e.g., an operational Airborne Laser that could disable missiles in flight, included in this book, eventually became reality just last year).