Last book you read?

[MalaCloudy Black]

Stephen King's "Needful Things". Pretty good book, wonder if the movie adaptation is nearly as good?

[Gabriel]

Memnoch The Devil by Anne Rice.

Actually, I'm only about 3/4 through... but it's pretty kickass.

[ROC]

The Time Machine. Decent book to read through, really.

[ILoveNicole]

Tale Of The Body Thief by Anne Rice, Kick ass book, always been a fan of her writing.

[stokeriño]

Love Hina Volume #6

Uhh, a real book...

'The Eyre Affair', by Jasper Fforde.

[tristy]

Necronomicon by Ed Simon

[MalaCloudy Black]

The Time Machine. Decent book to read through, really.

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Wells, right? His stuff is usually pretty solid. I'll read just about anything, as long as it isn't Dickens or Shakespeare. I can't stand either of them.

[Ananas]

The Time Machine. Decent book to read through, really.

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If only the movie was the same.

The last books I read were the first 3 Harry Potter books. The first two movies were actually really accurate adaptations, and considering the length of the third book Cuaran did a good job with Azkaban. I really like Rowling's writing style, it's full of archetypical good vs. evil storytelling.

[K]

Jurassic Park.

Reading I, Robot now, next on the list is 1984.

[MalaCloudy Black]

1984 is a pretty decent book, I had to read it for an English assignment and I thought I was going to hate it, but I actually quite liked it.

[illmatic]

Monster witch I read last year. It was a good book tho.

[kale]

Robert Jordan's Crossroads of Twilight

[DMN in the House]

Some throwaway Destroyer novel. I love to read, but don't do it much.

[fineintent]

'Glue' by Irvine Welsh.

I've read the Acid House, Trainspotting, Porno and The Maribou Stalk Fantasies and I recomend them to everyone.

Irvine Welsh > *

Edited June 18, 2004 by fineintent

[Emperor Fuckshit]

The Twelve Labours of Hercule by Agatha Christie.

No idea why. Poirot solves a crime, then eleven more. Yay!

[Johnny Latino Heat]

The Iliad. Honest. Troy made me curious since I had never read the book. Right now I'm reading Four Past Midnight, The Langoliers by Stephen King.

[ROC]

Wells, right? His stuff is usually pretty solid. I'll read just about anything, as long as it isn't Dickens or Shakespeare. I can't stand either of them.

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Yep, H.G. Wells. I just reminded myself of another book I read, Around The World In 80 Days by Jules Verne. It was pretty decent, too.

[Guest Locutus of Borg]

Just finished The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams. Now I'm working on the sequel, The Restaurant at the End of the Universe and then a little summer reading on the side in the John Steinbeck classic, The Winter of Our Discontent.

[Reddaye]

"A Brief History of Time" by Stephen Hawkings

Not a bad book, some of the stuff you need to reread a few times, so you can fully understand what the hell he's talking about.

[Jook]

I've been reading through the Harry Potters again. I read the whole of PS between exams, in one day.

I'm on CoS now, half-way through.