Currently reading...

[Nenya]

Currently I'm reading Chainfire (book 9 in the Sword of Truth series) almost trough.

[Ma Chao]

Currently reading a couple different book. The Twenlfth Plant by the great Zecharia Sitchin and A Game of Thrones series by George R. R. Martin.

[Cao Cao]

a splendid configuration manual I've created 3 years ago

[Himiko]

thisSorry,itHadToBeDone:(

[maloki]

We could all just join up over at goodreads.com and make our own group to discuss books and stuffs

This is me: http://www.goodreads.com/maloki

[Godchewer]

A Song of Fire and Ice: A Dance with Dragons. Half way through, don't spoil anything!

[Wei Yan]

A Song of Fire and Ice: A Dance with Dragons. Half way through, don't spoil anything!

Hur hur, same here

[Noob On Steroid]

A Short History of Nearly Everything, by Bill Bryson

It's an explication of general sciency stuff in layman's terms, with lots of funny facts in between. Entertaining read, and you actually learn a few things too!

[maloki]

Rework
"Most business books give you the same old advice: Write a business plan, study the competition, seek investors, yadda yadda. If you're looking for a book like that, put this one back on the shelf."

Non-fiction. More of a self help book for entrepreneurs I guess.

[Han Sui]

As my first post on this forum, I'll give a recommendation to Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss.
I'm currently reading the 2nd in the series, The Wise Man's Fear, and I can't recommend them enough.

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/186074.The_Name_of_the_Wind

[Zhao Cen]

As my first post on this forum, I'll give a recommendation to Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss.
I'm currently reading the 2nd in the series, The Wise Man's Fear, and I can't recommend them enough.

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/186074.The_Name_of_the_Wind

I do have to second that! Almost done with the second book myself. The books are well written and most enjoyable!

[Wilem-82]

I'm reading the Guild Wars 2 manual, the one they offer on the website. And beside lots of professional books, I read everything Charles Stross writes and publishes on Kindle, both the Accelerando series and Laundry and Merchant Family.

I'm also a big fan of Roger Zelazny, the Amber chronicles of course and other books like Donnerjack, the short stories (This Mortal Mountain, The Man Who Loved The Faioli, etc).

And Terry Pratchett, not just the Discworld series but other stuff too.

And Iain M Banks, the Culture series are exceptionally good, if you like sci-fi.

Ah, and Dan Simmons, the Hyperion Cantos.

And if you know any other good sci-fi, lemme know.

[Nym]

Frank Herbert's Dune
Need to be in the right mood again to finish it though.

[Zhao Cen]

Wheel of time book 14

A memory of light - Brandon Sanderson / Robert Jordan

[Noob On Steroid]

A Short History of Nearly Everything, by Bill Bryson

I stopped reading this, because it didn't really bring anything new to the table (I blame my engineering degree for already knowing most of the stuff that's mentioned).

I started reading Consider Phlebas by Ian Banks, and I'm loving it. People claims the next books in the series are even better, so I'm looking forward to finishing it and moving on to the next.