What do you read?

[JFellows]

I would like to know what fellows here read,

If you wanted to know what Fellows reads, you could have just PMed me...

I'm currently reading Stephen King's "The Stand". Great book.

[logan37]

I'm a huge Kurt Vonnegut fan, but at the moment I'm reading Mister B. Gone by Clive Barker.

[ppovar]

I'm a huge Kurt Vonnegut fan, but at the moment I'm reading Mister B. Gone by Clive Barker.

Could you point me to an online store where i can get that one? Didn't find with my local store, and cannot find that title at all.

[logan37]

Could you point me to an online store where i can get that one? Didn't find with my local store, and cannot find that title at all.

I don't know where you would be able to order it in Italy. I use Amazon.com most of the time but don't know if they have an italian version of that site or anything comparable.

link to Mister B. Gone on Amazon


If you like horror books you should also look into I Am Legend by Richard Matheson link. It's the story the movie with Will SMith starred in. The first half of the book is I Am Legend and the second half is various short stories.

[dustinpollock]

just finished" the last temptation of christ " thinking about "villa incognito" next

[CoventryCat86]

Jaguar service manuals.

[Lopaka]

The Eyes of the Dragon...I read that back in early 90's! I like history books myself. Currently reading "The Genius" by David Harris about Bill Walsh and the 80's 49ers.

Lopaka

[gaiden9]

I'm a huge Kurt Vonnegut fan, but at the moment I'm reading Mister B. Gone by Clive Barker.

Read that, it was interesting.

I have been reading a lot of Warhammer 40k as well as Darren Shan's demonata series which is amazing and its a teen book. Not usually something I gravitate towards. These are just to tide me over until Tad Williams comes out with his new book.

[scarecrow0104]

If you like Steven King, try the dark tower series.
Dean Koontz is a lot like King, but not as dry. He has a lot of good books out.

[ppovar]

If you wanted to know what Fellows reads, you could have just PMed me...

I'm currently reading Stephen King's "The Stand". Great book.

Will look for it, thanks

It is something like 15 years i don't read S.King. I'll get "The Stand" to see how it is. First read was Pet Sematary when i was around 13

I also read a novel he wrote for his daughter, there was a tower from where the girl escaped taking few strings any time her bed clothes were changed, and then did a cord to escape. Do you know what book it is?

[derivation]

Will look for it, thanks

It is something like 15 years i don't read S.King. I'll get "The Stand" to see how it is. First read was Pet Sematary when i was around 13

I also read a novel he wrote for his daughter, there was a tower from where the girl escaped taking few strings any time her bed clothes were changed, and then did a cord to escape. Do you know what book it is?

The Eyes of the Dragon. I remember enjoying that book in my early teens.

[ppovar]

The Eyes of the Dragon. I remember enjoying that book in my early teens.

I enjoyed that one also when i was teen, and i believe my kids will like it for the before-bed-reading.

[ppovar]

Im now passing onto "A new reign" by Licia Troisi. It is from the "The wars of the emerged worlds" series.

I know there is an English version of these books, but was unable to find them.

If you like fiction/fantasy and get your hands on a Licia Troisi book, read it!

[BigMacFU]

Anything by G.K. Chesterton, his fiction (the man who was thursday, fr. Brown series, etc. ) or non-fiction (the everlasting man, heretics, what's wrong with the world). If you like sci-fi check out c.s. Lewis' space trilogy.

[Corvin]

I've been on a Christopher Moore kick lately, I finished Bloodsucking Fiends and am working on A Dirty Job. He's just got a fairly easy to read style and after finishing The Stand not long ago I was looking for something a little lighter.