What are you reading? II

[jan 14]

Ooh, Brandon Sanderson. Let me know how that goes. I was half way into Warbreaker (the free e-book), and I like his style.

 

Reading "Neverwhere" (Neil Gaiman)

[jan 14]

Double posting because no one else is reading

The Dark Tower 1: The Gunslinger (Stephen King)

[Ishmael Moridin 0]

"Illearth War", Book two - The chronicles of Thomas Covenant, the Unbeliever - Stephen Donaldson

[Ekho 52]

"Illearth War", Book two - The chronicles of Thomas Covenant, the Unbeliever - Stephen Donaldson

 

Tell me how those go, I'v been tempted to read them

 

Currently reading Dead Beat, Jim Butcher

[Ishmael Moridin 0]

I liked the first book. Its a little different from most fantasy series I have read so far. I felt the action/magic was not as grand as LOTR or WOT but still had its good moments.

[jan 14]

I've been curious about Stephen Donaldson too. A friend of mine recommended them, but he wasn't much into fantasy, so I wondered. I'm going to start Terry Brooks' Sword of Shannara soon.

[Angelus 0]

Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness and other Stories lso the Essential Tomb of Dracula

[Ekho 52]

Blood Noir, Laurell K Hamilton

[Asmodean82 0]

.....The Crossroads of Twilight........ The first of the series I'm seriously considering skipping or skimming completely. I liked the first 400 pages.... but as nothing has really happened beyond "Rand is doing something" (not even much in the way of character development)

Mat is walking, Mat is confused

Perrin is running, Perrin is angry

Elayne is riding, now she's walking, now she's holding Avienda's hand, now she's taking a bath................

I may just read events online and jump to Knife of Dreams which I'm told is very good. Suggestions???

[Marie 73]

CoT...you could probably get away with reading the first and last chapters.

[Olivia 26]

I liked all the Tuon/Mat scenes.

[Kaitlin 22]

CoT...you could probably get away with reading the first and last chapters.

 

*not guilty* Basically that's what I did.

[Ekho 52]

See with CoT I plowed my way through it, finally put it down and then forgot everything in it...thats just the sort of book it was

 

Now reading Proven guilty, Jim Butcher

[Brynefan 2]

Frankenstein, but the book is falling apart Not very good binding.

[jan 14]

I never read CoT. I started and then read the end. Someone on this forum gave me a synopsis in about 5 sentences

 

"Geoff Boycott" by Leo Macinstry.