What are you reading?

When I ask you what are you reading I mean actual novels.

Currently I'm finishing off Devil May Cry by Sherrilyn Kenyon, and then I'm gonna crack open A Salty Piece of Land by Jimmy Buffet.

Deadstock by Jeffrey Thomas. I'm considering starting on the Books of the Cataclysm by Sean Williams next. I liked a lot of his other stuff, but this series seems more.... metaphysical?

Also waiting for George R.R. Martin to come out with the next book of A Song of Ice and Fire and for Kevin J. Anderson to come out with the last book of Saga of the Seven Suns.

The Alchemist: The secret of Nicholas Flamel and The Magician

and no, it's not by Paulo Coelho^^

Lies And the Lying Liars Whot Tell Them by Al Franken.

The Taking, by Dean Koontz.

+ Rep when I can because Koontz is my favorite author.

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When will jesus bring the porkchops - george carlin

Shōgun by James Clavell.

I'm about to start reading the book. I hope I like it.

I just got the new Artemis Fowl book (The Time Paradox) in the mail two days ago. Half way through it right now reading at a rate of 85 pages a day (I set this restriction on me to keep me from finishing it within the first few hours of having it.).

I'm also rereading The Hobbit or There and Back Again for about the tenth time.

The Host by Stephanie Meyer.

I am currently re-reading Darkness at Noon by Arthur Koestler. It's probably been 10 years since I read it, and it's still as good as I remembered.

I just read through the Homecoming series by Orson Scott Card, currently on the 5th book "Earthborn".

I'm reading Making money of Terry Pratchett

The same goes for me, since I recently finished 'Going Postal' and wanted to continue on reading Lipwig's story. Such a great character.

I <3 OSC, he's probably my favorite writer of all time. I've read pretty much everything he's ever written including his short stories.

warhammer 40k - duty calls

after dark - haruki murakami
the alchemist - paulo coelho

I'm also reading this book again for kicks.

I am currently enjoying myself reading Goethe's Faust I - III. Maybe not the hottest book out there, but regarding the style and references to the different topics / problems / events it is awesome. [size=10]Being German sometimes is advantages so that you can read it in the original language [/h]