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Well, it can't be that hard to comprehend the meaning of the topic title..can it?

Dean Koontz's Sole Survivor

Ken Follett's The Third Twin

Brian Lumley's Necroscope (book 1)

Half of Frank DeFelitta's Audrey Rose

So what have you read lately? :)

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I started reading Fatherland by Robert Harris the other day...but I've been busy doing other things for the most part.

Other than that mainly mangas. :P

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I just finished Night Watch by Terry Pratchett, and will be looking on Monday to be getting Battle Royale from the library.

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I had some free time the other day and read most of Cellblock, IIRC. Not sure of the title, but it's about a black man and a white man who are put in a cell together to see how integration works at the Georgia State Prison. They become friends, of course, and put together a basketball team before both are released. That's as far as I got.

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Just finished "I is for Innocent" by Sue grafton and i'll start back rereading False memory by Dean Koontz for the 5 and final time before i sell it and i'll reread Phantoms by dean koontz

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Yeah, No books (last one I read was Ric Flair's book), but i've read Empire magazine and two Batman comics. Which is weird, cos I havent read a comic book in three years, but I just thought 'to hell with it', and got a couple of comic books the other day.

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I started reading Fatherland by Robert Harris the other day...but I've been busy doing other things for the most part.

Other than that mainly mangas. :P

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"Different Seasons" by Stephen King [features four "novellas", three of which were made into movies - The Body (Stand By Me), Apt Pupil, and Rita Hayworth and The Shawshank Redemption (Shawshank Redemption, obviously)]. Good stuff. The fourth novella [The Breathing Method] is sort of lame.

"Microserfs" by Douglas Coupland. This guy is AWESOME. I've read five of his books [Microserfs, Life After God, Generation-X, All Families Are Psychotic, Polaroids From the Dead], and they are all [with the exception of the non-fiction Polaroids] really, really good, especially Life After God and Microserfs.

"Deliverance" by [i forget]. Decent, but slow, and yeah..

I'm pretty much done with reading now that I'm back in school and my reading time has now turned into homework time.

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I don't read alot and when i do it's mainly something that really intrests me, i just finished reading Ric Flair's "To Be The Man". It's a great read.

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Six chapters of boring Economic theory that I've been reading for years now

A couple of poems in Spanish

Approximately half of The Cuchulain of Muirthemne by Lady Gregory

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Just finished all 4 of Dan Brown's books. The Da Vinci Code, Angels & Demons, Digital Fortress and one I've forgotten the name of.

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I just read Socrates' "Euthypro Dilemna" for a Meaning of Life class. It's one of those readings that you feel no better off for reading when you finish.

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I don't actually read that much so it came as a great annoyance when I was told to read the rest of Othello for English.... man it sucks.

I also bought Battle Royale yesterday, so I gotta get to reading that.

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