Currently reading...

[Wei Yan]

A Dance With Dragons by George R. R. Martin. Basically just because I want to know what happens in the next seasons of HBO show Game Of Thrones. Good god cool shit is about to happen.

[Cao Cao]

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[Xiahou Hui]

I'm still trying to finish A Wild Sheep Chase by Haruki Murakami.

[Aganon]

Just finished reading Superfreakonomics by Stephen D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner. I'm going to start reading Freakonomics (the prequel to Superfreakonomics) before I go to bed. A must read for every buddling economist, but also a very good read if you like fun facts/conversation-starters. Case and point: Superfreakonomics explains how you can make scientifically proven unintelligent monkeys turn to prostitution.

[Noob On Steroid]

The Alloy of Law, by Brandon Sanderson

Follow-up novel to the Mistborn Trilogy, which is a really good fantasy read.

I will probably start on The Wheel of Time series after that, while I wait for The Winds of Winter (the 6th SOIAF book)

[Zhao Cen]

The Alloy of Law, by Brandon Sanderson

Follow-up novel to the Mistborn Trilogy, which is a really good fantasy read.

I will probably start on The Wheel of Time series after that, while I wait for The Winds of Winter (the 6th SOIAF book)

Tbh, Sanderson is one of my favorite writers! I should be rereading the WoT series myself before the final book is released in january next year but I think I'll just listen to the audiobooks instead.

I am currently reading "Dragons of Autumn Twilight" (Dragonlance Chronicles, Volume I) by Margaret Weis (Author), Tracy Hickman (Author)

[Diao Chan]

currently reading 2 books :p Game of Thrones.. stuck in part 1 because i already sort-of know what's going to happen :p .. maybe i should skip to book 3 
Second book i'm reading is 50 shades of Grey   

[maloki]

currently reading 2 books :p Game of Thrones.. stuck in part 1 because i already sort-of know what's going to happen :p .. maybe i should skip to book 3 
Second book i'm reading is 50 shades of Grey   

YOU DIRTY GIRL! I can give you tips of much better books when it comes to good sex and kinky sex.

[Wei Yan]

currently reading 2 books :p Game of Thrones.. stuck in part 1 because i already sort-of know what's going to happen :p .. maybe i should skip to book 3 
Second book i'm reading is 50 shades of Grey   

You definitly should NOT skip. The books give so much more background info that makes stuff I didn't understand in the series suddenly way more comprehensible.

[Wei Yan]

YOU DIRTY GIRL! I can give you tips of much better books when it comes to good sex and kinky sex.

Somehow I'm not surprised.

[Noob On Steroid]

So I finished Allow of law, nice story, albeit a bit short. I really hope he's able to pick up his mistborn work again and start on his 2nd trilogy.

[Zhao Cen]

currently reading 2 books :p Game of Thrones.. stuck in part 1 because i already sort-of know what's going to happen :p .. maybe i should skip to book 3 
Second book i'm reading is 50 shades of Grey   

Skip 50 shades and read "The Siren" by Tiffany Reisz

[maloki]

Somewhere I forgot to say:

I'm reading a book! Judas Unchained - Peter F. Hamilton

[Sol Agen]

At the moment The Thin Red Line by James Jones, although I'm finding it a bit of a rip-off of Norman Mailer's The Naked And The Dead (both World War II novels).

Somewhere I forgot to say:

I'm reading a book! Judas Unchained - Peter F. Hamilton

If you're into sci-fi and like Peter F. Hamilton, try checking out his Reality Dysfunction trilogy, imo it's a bit better than the Judas Unchained and the rest. Otherwise, I'd recommend Alastair Reynolds's "Revelation Space" trilogy, really nice ideas and the universe in which it all unfolds. This trilogy is one of my favourite as far as sci-fi novels go, and there are also (at least?) 2 more books happening in the same universe, have read one so far, and it's really good too (Chasm City).

[maloki]

At the moment The Thin Red Line by James Jones, although I'm finding it a bit of a rip-off of Norman Mailer's The Naked And The Dead (both World War II novels).

Somewhere I forgot to say:

I'm reading a book! Judas Unchained - Peter F. Hamilton

If you're into sci-fi and like Peter F. Hamilton, try checking out his Reality Dysfunction trilogy, imo it's a bit better than the Judas Unchained and the rest. Otherwise, I'd recommend Alastair Reynolds's "Revelation Space" trilogy, really nice ideas and the universe in which it all unfolds. This trilogy is one of my favourite as far as sci-fi novels go, and there are also (at least?) 2 more books happening in the same universe, have read one so far, and it's really good too (Chasm City).

Isn't that in the same universe? At least I have the next book, for the other trilogy waiting.