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Judas Unchained by Peter Hamilton. It's the 2nd part of the story that was started in Pandora's Star. I can't put it down!

I'm currently reading "Game of Shadows": Barry Bonds, BALCO, and the Steroids Scandal that Rocked Professional Sports.

To anybody who's a Pro.Wrestling fan I'd encourge you to read a book called "Ring Of Hell", It's a great read. http://www.amazon.com/Ring-Hell-Benoit-Wrestling-Industry/dp/1597775797

Changes by Jim Butcher. It's the 12th book in the Dresden Files series of novels. They center around a detective in Chicago (who also happens to be a wizard). Great series. Here's a quote from the first novel to help you get a feel for the character....

"Kids. You gotta love them. I adore children. A little salt, a squeeze of lemon - perfect."

Just finished Thinner by Stephen King. I vaguely remembered the movie, mostly that it sucked, but I did enjoy the book.

Now I am onto The Bachman books. I am starting to think I enjoy King's work a lot more when he wrote as Bachman than as himself.

Had to put Alas, Babylon on hold for a few days while I read this:



A lady at work let me borrow it and I feel obligated to get through it as quickly as possible. I'm a little past the half way point. It's very slow but its oddly compelling and is holding my interest. I have a feeling the final hundred pages or so are going to be very interesting.

Just got the re-release of "The Stories of Ray Bradbury", the collection of Bradburys pick of his top 100 short stories.

Reading The Cinema of Michael Mann right now, it's a pretty in depth look into all of his films up to Miami Vice. Interesting read for anyone who is a fan of his films.

Physics of The Impossible By Michio KaKu. I like his radio show but the book was a little dry and not as interesting as i thought it would be.

Originally Posted by poisonedpawn45 Judas Unchained by Peter Hamilton. It's the 2nd part of the story that was started in Pandora's Star. I can't put it down!

Be sure to pick up The Nights Dawn Trilogy. Another page turner by him.

Totally nerding out with Mass Effect: Ascension. Popcorn writing in the sci-fi gaming world.

Just ordered this on Amazon. Should be getting it Wednesday. I can't wait to start, I've heard it's a fantastic series.

Originally Posted by Fjordson Just ordered this on Amazon. Should be getting it Wednesday. I can't wait to start, I've heard it's a fantastic series.

Words cannot describe how good this series is. Be prepared to read about 4k pages. You'll enjoy every last one of them.

Just finished reading the average american guy. Quick read, funny and totally over the top, males rule type of a book.

Finished John Dies At The End last night. Possibly my new favorite novel, ing hilarious. Now it's on to A Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking. Hoping to get most of the way through before my next new book arrives.

Reaper Man by Terry Pratchett. How many of his books have I read anyway?

Had a lot of down time at work, so read John and Dave and the Temple of X'al'naa'thuthuthu, part one of the sequel to John Dies At The End. I really really want David Wong to finish it now, as it's still hilarious.

Finished Up In The Air by Walter Kirn.

I'll be finished Joseph Conrad's Heart Of Darkness tonight and I'll be moving onto Timothy Findley's Headhunter.

Just breezed through The Art of Racing in the Rain yesterday. Very light but a nice, entertaining read

Now back to Alas, Babylon!

Finished Alas, Babylon and on to The Brethren