So Ive got through 229 pages so far...not bad. Like I said it's not really my style, but its well written. Supposedly it gets pretty distubing later on, not sure if Im looking forward to that or not...

Silent Playgrounds By Daunta Reah

i read the Slade series at home but at work i am reading "A Short History of Nearly Everything" by Bill Bryson. I found it on the ground and picked it up and decided to read it on my break. It's pretty fucking awesome.

I'm reading Stephen Kings CELL.
And Neil Gaimans 'Smoke and Mirrors'...again.
And Neils new short story collection 'Fragile Things'.

And Granma Joy's 'Hope for Hurting Women'...she is a local author and what a woman!
I went to one of her book signings and I really dig her whole schick,I think she's going to be BIG.
The very first page of her book just fucking floored me and inspired me and made me cry and about 20 other emotions.

And about 3 different magazines.

I think I have developed ADD.:D

undercurrents by ridley pearson.

Well I didnt finish it in time persay....but I lucked out because my teacher wasnt there today:p

Just finished it ow...damn good book. Fantastic characters.

finished Richard E Grants 'With Nails'

i cant recommend this book enough .. easily the best autobio/book about film i've ever read.

its written in diary form .. each chapter is a movie he worked on starting with Withnail and I.

no bullshit - no dirt - just an extremely entertaining and unintentionally informative take on his experiences in film.

midnights children-salman rushdie


id got it for english lit 2 years ago

Steven Erikson's Gardens of the Moon. Awesome book. I'm only about a hundred pages in, and it's already a contender for best fantasy I've read.

The History of Atheism- Georges Minois
How Free Are You? The Determinism Problem- Ted Honderich
Of Human Bondage- Somerset Maugham
Tender is the Night- F. Scott Fitzgerald
Symbolism- Michael Gibson