I have a collection of Shakespere that i tend to revert back to everynow
and then..
em starting on my grimms brothers soonish.

A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess

I'm fascinated by personality disorders and the fact that they are not recognised in the workplace or as destroyers of most relationships (working or family). For e.g., Schizophrenia is recognised, Narcississtic PD isnt - but it can be as destructive and dangerous as.

Anyway, my point is.. my last two books purchased were about control freaks:

'In Sheeps Clothing' by George K Simon
'Snakes in Suits - when psychopaths go to work' by Paul Babiak and Robert D Hare

The Historian - Elizabeth Kostova

The Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy - Douglas Adams

Dune - Frank Herbert

A bunch of Stephen King books: Thinner, Gerald's Game, Needful Things, The Dark Half, Different Seasons, Tommyknockers, The Stand, Insomnia, Nightmares and Dreamscapes, The Darktower, The Drawing Of The Three, and Wastelands.

cant wait to get to heaven by fannie flagg..... yes i am an old woman in a 19 year olds body

Last book I bought was..
If Chins Could Kill...Confessions Of A B Movie Actor.
Made it to page 72.
Really need to start reading again..:rolleyes:

The Tenth Circle - Jodi Picoult

When the Wind Blows - James Patterson

White Oleander - Janet Fitch

Not counting
 

Not counting comics which I buy every week, I would say the last things I picked up were Slither by Ed Lee and Deathbringer by Bryan Smith.
ESB

Paperback
Hellblazer:Constantine, Subterranean

Just picked up my copy of the 7th Harry Potter....:p

Also awaiting Barnes and Noble online to deliver the Prince of Nothing books of R. Scott Bakker.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows



On the Shoulders of Giants - Stephen Hawking

Forgot this was here.


Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,hardcover.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows........... if ANYBODY puts ANY SPOILERS here before I've read it - I will KILL them! :p

Yep......:p Haven't been able to start it yet......:(

One of the kid's has it first - its a deal we made a couple of years ago in that they were into HP first, they get to read the book first....

I 'ate kids............ :mad:



the suspense is killing me!! :p

LOL....well, no kids here.....just me..... so I don't have to wait for anyone else, just for the time....;) I was finally able to start if yesterday, and I am about half way through. Trying to go a little slowly with this one, since it is the last one.

A choir of ill children by Picirilli. Oh my was that quite a ride.

The Stand by Stephen King


Eclipse by Stephenie Meyer

i'm gonna try and bring this thread back...so work with me guys.

Hippie - Barry Miles
The Hellbound Heart - Clive Barker
Memoirs of a Teenage Amnesiac - Gabriel Zevin
The Delivary Man - Joe McGinniss


yes, i should not be allowed in the doors of a bookstore....but i had gift certificates, so it's okay.

The Rules of Attraction and Glamorama, both by Brett Easton Ellis.

A huge french dictionary

The Damnation Game, by Clive Barker. Excellent reading.

Titus Crow - Brian Lumley

It has both The Burrowers Beneath and The Transition of Titus Crow in it.

a supposedly fun thing i'll never do again by david foster wallace.

Grotesque by Natsuo Kirino

"Why Game-Film Adaptations Always Suck" - By Colubrid

Theif of time by Terry Pratchett.

People seem to think that I LOVE Star Wars so they keep getting me Star Wars books. But just to be nice I at least try and read it...but this one is actually really good so far. "DARTH BANE: Path Of Destruction". Would recommend it to any SW fan.

Crimson Orgy by Austin Williams. Killer book, highly recommended!

-Interview With The Vampire By: Anne Rice.
-Dracula By: Bram Stoker.
-Salem's Lot By: Stephen King.
-Lord Of The Flies By: Williem Goldin.

-Crime And Punishment By: Fyodor Dostoevsky.
-War Of The Worlds By: H.G. Wells.
-The Island Of Dr. Moreau By: H.G Wells.
-1984 By: George Orwell.
-Intensity By: Dean Koontz.
-Fear Nothing By: Dean Koontz.
-The Husband By: Dean Koontz.

World War Z by Max Brooks (I hope this is good)

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (wanted to get the ultimate guide but I didn't have enough)

-Dune By: Frank Herbert.

i'm reading it now ..

it's very well written but the style is journalistic so it begins to get a bit repetative after a while.

That's what I was afraid of... Is it at least scary in some way?

well.... i didnt find it so - but it's descriptive in parts. i dont think you'll find you've wasted your money.

I'll give it a go.

Monsters

It's basically a little field guide to creatures and monsters, I dig it.

The Ruins by Scott Smith


Wanted to read the book before I saw the movie.