Still in the middle of that one but doing my weekly reading of Brett Favre books at the moment.

Just finished American Gods by Neil Gaiman. Seriously a must read!

Brave New World - Aldous Huxley... almost done with that one.

Next up is The World According to Garp - John Irving

fiendish killers.

very interesting book if u like true crime sort of things, it has sections on poeple who were like cannibals, poeple who thought they were vampires and its got about serial killers.

i really reccomend this book.

The Best American Crime Reporting 2007, an anthology of true crime journalism. Great stuff.

Sam

Finished Moon(JH),started Dean Koontz's Life Expectency straight after and absolutely flew through it.Great read.

The Bishop and the Beggar Girl of St. Germain ~ Andrew Greeley
English Country House Murders edited by Thomas Godfrey

Re-reading Stephen King's Night Shift

Somethings Alive On The Titanic
By
Robert Serling

I’m just starting The Killing Fields, Harvest of Women, by Diana Washington Valdez, about the murders of hundreds of women in Juarez, Mexico.

Sam

about to start anansi boys by neil gaiman

The Reincarnationist ~ M.J. Rose

Finished John Dies At The End.

Going to find a copy of Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut, so hopefully I will be able to finally read this book.

An unknown danish authors unknown novel

American Psycho

Twilight
New Moon
Eclipse
by Stephenie Meyer

It's really hard during the teenage years, especially for the ones with any added disadvantages like vampirism or lycantropy.

In the Young Adult catagory but highly enjoyable even for us older folks.

I'm reading the soft machine by William Burroughs... I kind of feel like reading out loud when I'm on the train , I might have too....

Lean Mean Thirteen ~ Janet Evanovich

The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror 2007

The latest drop off from the Jahovah's Witness....
The Watchtower: The World Is Fucked pt.2
Very good issue, I must say.

Spear of Destiny by Trevor Ravenscroft. it's about the Occult Power behind the Spear of Longinus and how Hitler attempted to use that power to conquer the world. that's the synopsis on the cover anyway. it's really much more complicated than that and gets into a lot of stuff about the Holy Grail and alchemy. I highly recommend it to any whacko conspiracy theorists such as meself.

Made a start on "Soon I will be Invincible" by Austin Grossman.
Superhero story told from the perspective of the "supervillian".
Very funny slight pisstake on the "capes", but a cool storyline too with characters that are so much more likable than the ones you see in comics...

Beggars Banquet by Ian Rankin.

Just got done reading Darkly Dreaming Dexter by Jeff Lindsay. Great book that the Showtime TV show Dexter is based off of. Definitely a read for anyone who likes suspense/crime/thriller/serial killer type of stuff.

To Wake The Dead- Richard Laymon

Spanish Dagger ~ Susan Wittig Albert

Don't Make a Black Woman Take Off Her Earrings- Tyler Perry

Focused (of course) on black women but just as informative and hilarious for any color to read.

I'm just starting "Mother Night" by "Kurt Vonnegut Jr, I love reading his books. I only buy them second hand, it spaces them out for me and will make it a long time before there is none left for me.

The Catcher In The Rye.

Just started on The Sun also Rises by hemmingway I'm sure it will be worth the read

the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy - douglas adams

I finished Stephen Colbert's I Am America (And So Can You). I loved it! It's a must-read!

The Harlequin ~ Laurell K. Hamilton

A Clockwork Orange.

Wuthering Heights- Emily Bronte
I must have been alot smarter when I first read this because.......what the FUCK is Joseph saying?:confused:

The Dhammapada. Need coffee to process that one. :D

Primal Fear by William Diehl

After spending two months on jury duty for a murder trial, you would think I'd had enough of murder! :eek:

Blood Beast by Darren Shan. It's the fifth in his Demonata series and it's pretty good. All about someone coping with lycanthropy as well as the evil demons trying to invade and take over our world.

*mental note to self: remember Darren Shan and look for his books at B&N*

Just finished A Clockwork Orange, moving on to Fahrenheit 451.