Yeah we got a little out of hand didnt we. Sorry about that.

Rose Madder

I am soo In depth into reading this book right now that I have an overwhelming hate for men right now… and cops..:mad:

Thats one Stephen King book i havent read yet. Let me know how it is.

This is my third time reading it. I adore the intensity of this book. This is definetly my favorite of all his novels and short stories.
Highly recommended.

Cool thanks. I'll check it out

I am reading, and I am enjoying, I Am Legend! (See what I did there? :P)

And I've finished it! Wow, that was a quick read! Next up, Sheridan Le Fanu, In A Glass Darkly

Will do. This is my first exposure to Easton Ellis and so far I'm really into it, going to look into more of his stuff for sure.

Re-reading The Catcher in the Rye, by JD Salinger for about the 50,000th time.

his dark materials,i loved this book :)

I finished House On The Borderland by William Hope Hodgson. Good book, its a Lovecraft type story, about beings from an alien dimension. some of it wasnt explained too well but it was still enjoyable. According to the preface, this book influenced some of Lovecraft's stories. I started reading a collection of stories by E.F. Benson, they are pretty good, some are better than others but thats normal in short story collections. Benson had a thing for people getting their throats cut, almost all the stories I have read so far someone gets their throat slit. Interesting.

Re-reading Animal Farm, by George Orwell.

I'm in a Nathaniel Hawthorne cycle. I have just finished The House of the Seven Gables.

Rick ;)

Just finished The Stand.

Now reading The 9th Fortress.

Franny and Zooey, by JD Salinger

Heart Shaped Box.

What did you think of it? I thought it was pretty good. I wasn't blown away by it, but it was entertaining.

The Call of Cthulhu

The Perks of being a Wallflower, by Stephen Chbosky

Wolfkind. I just started it, so I don't have a review yet. I'll post when I'm finished.

just started reading dean koontz frankenstein, going to take me a while cus their a trilogy, only just started but so far realy good.

It's more than a trilogy, sweetie - there's five books.

oh i did not know that, i saw 3 of them in town last week and just Persumed it was a trilogy, oh well if there good more to read :D.have u read them ?

Not yet. I'm going to start when I'm finished with Wolfkind.

i heard they are very good.

The Prophet, by Kahlil Gibran

One-Actmanship (My Narrator/The Death of Me) by Norm Foster. His work is always good for a nice, light bit of fun.

Also about to dig into some Morris Panych, likely 7 Stories and The Ends of the Earth (again).

Got my books for my college course in September, so for the next few months I'll be reading:

Developing Story Ideas, by Michael Rabiger

The Filmmaker's Handbook: A Comprehensive Guide for the Digital Age, by Steven Ascher and Edward Pincus

Voice and Vision, by Mick Hurbis - Cherrier

Professional Communication Skills, by Steffie Hawrylak Young

Grammar of the Edit, by Roy Thompson and Christopher J. Bowen

Film Directing: Shot by Shot, by Steven D Katz

Set Lighting Technicians Handbook: Film lighting equipment, practice, and electrical distribution, by Harry C. Box

bwaaaaahahahahahaha - We listened to the first two books on CD... The reader was pretty ridiculous, so when vociferating Koontz's turgid prose, it was pretty amusing.

I'm not a huge Koontz fan, but the story was fun... Cheesy, cheesy fun. Terrible writing. Awful voice acting. Didn't get much farther than Book II... We just couldn't take it anymore.

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Currently reading The Year of the Flood by Margaret Atwood... It's the sequel to her Oryx and Crake... I can't recommend Oryx and Crake enough if you like a good post-apocalyptic tale. Also, if you've read Handmaid's Tale (which is fantastic), you'll love these books.

HIGHLY recommended.

Hopefully reading it will be better than listening to it. I've already bought all the books.

i think u may be right, i am finding them a bit hard to get into.was thinking on giving up on them.

Listen to the books on CD - It's probably more enjoyable... At least you can laugh more at the voice acting. ;)

haha, just might have to :D

H.G. Wells In The Days Of The Comet. Its good so far but kind of depressing.

The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay - Michael Chabon

Icky Pucket by Matt White, funny, sick and scary all at the same time. Worth a look.

just started reading the story of edgar sawtelle, so far so good.

The Wild Boys: a Book of the Dead, by William S. Burroughs.

Junky by William S. Burroughs is one of my favorite books of all time!

Almost done with Creekers by Edward Lee