Books you read

[Andoriel]

List em, give some insight on it if you wish.
Currently i am reading The Theory of Capitalist Development by Paul m sweezy
and Istanbul: Memories and the City by Orhan Pamuk

[Edward Sinclair]

Currently reading two books:

-Did Adam and Eve have Navels by Martin Gardner
-Darwin's Sacred Cause- Race, Slavery and the Quest for Human Origins by Adrian Desmond & James Moore

[Vaux27]

The Hunger Games
Twilight
The Hardy Boys

[Kent Strider]

The Beyonders
Eragon
Eldest
Debt of Bones
Wizard's First Rule
Stone of Tears
Blood of the Fold
Temple of the Winds
Soul of the Fire
Faith of the Fallen
The Pillars of Creation
Naked Empire
Chainfire
Phantom
Confessor
The Omen Machine
The Broker
The Rainmaker
Beach Road

[Andoriel]

all the same time kent?0_o

[Kent Strider]

With in a few months, I read every where I go. At red lights,waiting rooms, bus stops, and just when it feels like a good time.

[Ares]

Just started on Carter beats the devil

[Johnny Walac]

Quicksilver by Neal Stephenson.

[Uzriel Raven]

Gone Tomorrow:Solid action novel, with a few twists.
Dragon on a Pedestal:Classic Xanth novel by the master of fantasy laced with humor, Piers Anthony.
Beach Road:A murder/law/detective book, the twist at the end leaves you thinking, What. The. Fuck? Simply epic. I read it in a few hours, I couldn't put it down. It's about 400ish pages.
Anvil of Stars: A truly thought-provoking Sci-fi novel, it touches on every emotion a human is capable of and more. The concepts of matter it goes into went over my head quite often, but the sheer amount of possibilities in the novel are amazing.

Those are the books I read in the past three weeks.

The Order Wars:Didn't get a chance to finish it, but I enjoyed the logic behind most of the magic in it, and its limitations. The characters were pretty down-to-earth.
Ride to Banshee Canon:Didn't get to finish this one either, but It's a decent western novel.

I started reading Quicksilver, but I couldn't get into it myself Johnny, perhaps I should have tried harder, how was it?

[xHarlequinx]

Quicksilver is awesome. That whole series is great (as is pretty much everything by Neal Stephensen).

His most recent one was one of the hardest to get into I felt, but it was worth it.

I've also read nearly everything by William Gibson, also a great author. Both are fiction but include lots of really interesting concepts that either are or could very soon be real.