What Are You Reading?

[Speedygi81]

I liked Interworld. I'd do Dr. Sleep first...

thanks, I will do just that.

 

[Narvic]

I finished Post Singular by Rudy Rucker, which had a similar feel to it as his "-ware trilogy". That was enjoyable albeit a strange ride. Then I read Mr. Mercedes and now I am about 1/3 of the way through SK's The Eyes of the Dragon. Really liking Eyes of the Dragon.

 

[Neesy]

I think (even though it is 1 a.m. here) I will go read a bit of book IV - Wizard and Glass - or maybe not - I usually read before bed but since I have to get up at 5:30 a.m. maybe I will skip it tonight.

That's what I get for falling asleep on the couch earlier! (there was a good documentary on Stephen Hawking but I was so tired I nodded off).

 

[Blake]

At the moment i'm reading a history. How Rome fell by Adrian Goldsworthy. But i just suffered a major catastrofy. My bedlamp died. caputt. Out of order. Seized to function. Which mean i cant read before i go to sleep. And i don't have a spare lamp. And it is to dark to read otherwise. So i will have horribly problems going to sleep because i have to read atleast for awhile or i'm sunk. I will toss and turn the whole night in my sheets like a fish in the net. So this is probably a little off topic but i had to moan somewhere. Thanks for listening

Jesus Christ. For someone that lives in Sweden that's heavy duty.

 

[Blake]

Oh no I can barely stomach sad novels. I'm afraid to even go near the Fault in our stars.

What's the movie? It's got Renee Zellwegger in it and Vincent D'Onofroro(wrong spelling)-let's get one thing straight- I grew up reading King and Howard. If anyone puts a bad word about them, I'll get cranky.

 

[Blake]

I think (even though it is 1 a.m. here) I will go read a bit of book IV - Wizard and Glass - or maybe not - I usually read before bed but since I have to get up at 5:30 a.m. maybe I will skip it tonight.

That's what I get for falling asleep on the couch earlier! (there was a good documentary on Stephen Hawking but I was so tired I nodded off).

I saw this documentary about the British writer Terry Pratchett recently. It's about 'assisted death.' Pratchett reckons he's got Dementia, even though he looks OK to me. I'm a Catholic. Catholic's don't believe in suicide.He said if he can't write a sentence he would rather be dead. I don't know?

 

[Kurben]

I think (even though it is 1 a.m. here) I will go read a bit of book IV - Wizard and Glass - or maybe not - I usually read before bed but since I have to get up at 5:30 a.m. maybe I will skip it tonight.

That's what I get for falling asleep on the couch earlier! (there was a good documentary on Stephen Hawking but I was so tired I nodded off).

So i am not the only one up late!!! You will be glad to know that got myself a lamp. So i might sleep in the future

 

[Kurben]

Jesus Christ. For someone that lives in Sweden that's heavy duty.

It is resolved now. the lamp i mean. If you meant the book it has started promising.

 

[Blake]

Do you read in English or Swedish?

 

[bigkingfan91]

Reading IT & Night Shift by King.
Anxiously waiting on The Terror by Dan Simmons to get here!

 

[Kurben]

Do you read in English or Swedish?

Mostly English. Fact books almost always in english because just a few gets translated. King you can of course read in swedish but i find that it is much easier to get the feeling of the book in english. That varies with different authors. Some are, for some reason, more difficult to translate.

 

[Neesy]

I saw this documentary about the British writer Terry Pratchett recently. It's about 'assisted death.' Pratchett reckons he's got Dementia, even though he looks OK to me. I'm a Catholic. Catholic's don't believe in suicide.He said if he can't write a sentence he would rather be dead. I don't know?

I was raised Catholic myself but when it comes to some of these poor people that are suffering I really start to wonder. We will take a dog to the vet and get them a shot if they are beyond hope, but people have to just slowly suffer?

 

[MadamMack]

 

[MadamMack]

 

[morgan]

When I was in grade school and middle school, my stepmonster would constantly criticize me for the type of books I read. I ALWAYS thought to myself, "Well, at least I'm reading!"

 

[MadamMack]

When I was in grade school and middle school, my stepmonster would constantly criticize me for the type of books I read. I ALWAYS thought to myself, "Well, at least I'm reading!"

You know Morgan . . .sometimes adults criticize kids because they are just damn mean. I learned at an early age that I couldn't trust many adults. They are the worse bullies.

 

[kingricefan]

Started Of Mice And Men by John Steinbeck last night. Tried to finish it but just got too tired. I can see the obvious influence it had on King's (Bachman's) novel Blaze.

 

[skimom2]

You know Morgan . . .sometimes adults criticize kids because they are just damn mean. I learned at an early age that I couldn't trust many adults. They are the worse bullies.

Yup. I like most kids more than most adults.

 

[MadamMack]

Yup. I like most kids more than most adults.

Me too . . .

 

[kingricefan]

Me too . . .

mm! How my baby Momma?