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What are you currently reading?

Unread postby Symeon Star-Eyes » 02 Feb 2006, 13:26

So, what are you all reading?

The only thing I'm really reading now is my Geography syllabus. The geography of the world economy and physical geography. Especially physical geography is fun :)

The last novel I read was Paulo Coehlo's latest novel, Zahir. But I returned it after reading about half the book. Wasn't really for me.

So the last novel I (really) read was the latest installment of George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire. I love that series. Anyone else here who has read something by George Martin?
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Unread postby Orfinn » 02 Feb 2006, 13:54

Im currently reading Halo The Flood by William C. Dietz though not as well written as The Fall of Reach and First Strike by Eric Nylund, but it describes valuable moments from the game and also describe alot of things that werent in the game, other than that im reading about different topics I want answers on in the online wikipedia.org ;)
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Unread postby Vlad976 » 02 Feb 2006, 13:58

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Unread postby Pol » 02 Feb 2006, 14:13

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Unread postby Corribus » 02 Feb 2006, 14:36

Right now I'm reading: "George Washington's War: The Sage of The American Revolution" by Leckie. It's a nonfiction account of, guess what, the American Revolution War. I highly recommend it if you're interested in military history.
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Unread postby DaemianLucifer » 02 Feb 2006, 15:12

Im between books right now.Just some magazines and sociology(bleh).I plan to get my hands on the eye of time by clarc and bakster,and the armed forces by prachet soon,though.
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Unread postby Kalah » 02 Feb 2006, 15:48

Articles about historic development in Scandinavia 800-1200 AD.
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Unread postby Angelspit » 02 Feb 2006, 15:53

I finished Donna Tartt's The Little Friend and C.S. Lewis The Magician's Nephew not so long ago. I'm currently "bookless".
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Unread postby Gaidal Cain » 02 Feb 2006, 17:22

Just started "The Black Arrow" by R.L. Stevenson...
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Unread postby Thelonious » 02 Feb 2006, 18:38

This thread :tongue:

It just had to be made...

Anyway, I'm bookless at the moment, but I'm gonna read something from Renate Dorrestein somewhere next period... Need to finish me 'core' for Dutch.
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Unread postby Fenris » 02 Feb 2006, 19:15

Not reading anything fun at the moment; just studying, sigh. The last book I read was Eragon I think.
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Unread postby DemonHunter » 02 Feb 2006, 19:24

I've just finnished the serie 'rose of the profet' by Tracy Hickman and Margaret Weis.
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Unread postby Caradoc » 02 Feb 2006, 19:38

'Cruel and Unusual' by Mark Crispin Miller.
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Unread postby Veldrynus » 02 Feb 2006, 19:57

Just finished the "One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. It is a fantastic Nobel prize winning book. Absolutely recommend it.
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Unread postby Angelspit » 02 Feb 2006, 20:02

I agree. Don't be scared by the number of pages, it's a great book.
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Unread postby Symeon Star-Eyes » 02 Feb 2006, 21:14

My girlfriend is currently reading "Love in the Time of Cholera" by Marquez. She really likes it, so I was wondering whether I should give Marquez a try. Is "One Hundred Years of Solitude" better, though?
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Unread postby Kalah » 02 Feb 2006, 21:44

I suggest another: "Intimacy in the time of the Plague". :D
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Unread postby Symeon Star-Eyes » 02 Feb 2006, 22:03

Haha. That's nasty... :rolleyes:
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Unread postby theLuckyDragon » 03 Feb 2006, 11:37

I've recently finished reading Winnetou by Karl May for the second time. I liked it very much. Before that, I read Douglas Adams' Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy, and really enjoyed it. Too bad it ends how it ends... And before that, um... I believe I re-read The Secret Garden by F.E. Hodgson Burnett; some may view it as a children's book, but it's one of my favourites and I'd read it with pleasure at any age.
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Unread postby ThunderTitan » 03 Feb 2006, 14:55

Currently not reading anything. Well I am reading the Ultimate Galactus comics and The Ultimates but that doesn't really count.
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