"The Man Who Was Thursday" by G. K. Chesterton.

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"Non Timetis Messor..."

My soul to take by steve morgan

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Flown down by ravens and stolen by the dawn's first rays, night mares stalk the night. Through dusty windows and cracked glass, they watch the weary rest till mornings rise.

I have a pile of books to take on vacation next week, the one I'm most excited about is "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies." If nothing else, greatest title ever.

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Yes, I thought so. Just watch your step or I'm totally telling.

I hope your books enjoy their vacation.

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"Let me tell you this: if you meet a loner, no matter what they tell you, it’s not because they enjoy solitude.
It’s because they have tried to blend into the world before, and people continue to disappoint them."

At the moment I reading Planet Simpson (a book about the Simpsons, its development and it's place and impact on modern culture) and Steven Erikson's Gardens of the Moon the first part of the Malazan Book of the Fallen series.

squidproquo:

I have a pile of books to take on vacation next week, the one I'm most excited about is "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies." If nothing else, greatest title ever.

It rather depends on whether you're a fan of Jane Austen really, which could politely be referred to as something of "an acquired taste" for some. Thing is, it's not just based on Pride and Prejudice, it actually is Pride and Prejudice for the large part, with some zombie paragraphs and scenes written in along the way.

I think the author's also doing Sense and Sensibility and Sea-Monsters, btw...

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I'm reading The dreamers series from david & leigh eddings he's a fantasy writer. I aslo loved their others series

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Take the Role-Playing Stereotype quiz.

matneee:

squidproquo:

I have a pile of books to take on vacation next week, the one I'm most excited about is "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies." If nothing else, greatest title ever.

It rather depends on whether you're a fan of Jane Austen really, which could politely be referred to as something of "an acquired taste" for some. Thing is, it's not just based on Pride and Prejudice, it actually is Pride and Prejudice for the large part, with some zombie paragraphs and scenes written in along the way. I think the author's also doing Sense and Sensibility and Sea-Monsters, btw...

They should do a movie or mini series about it, after the torture I had to go through having to watch that movie as a child I would just love to see Colin Firth eaten to death by zombies, take that Darsey. I just wanted to watch teenage mutant ninja turtles mum, ninja turtles

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"IrishMorn"
If Adon and Sagat step in....ah, what the hell, I'll get drunk and join in on that one.

Day by Day Armageddon-- J.L. Bourne.

--Recommended. 

You can read few chapters at tactical underground

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Sticks and stones may break your bones- but words are worse than nuclear weapons. --political correctness

The Stand by Stephen King

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Who has a Signature nowadays?

Most people say money makes the world go round but i call it gravity

Post Office, by Charles Bukowski

It's just a guy bitching about his job, but in an entertaining way.

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I only wrote this because I hate you.

Pants on fire by Meg Cabot. Its so simple but oh it appeals to the romantic inside. Also its a distraction while I wait for Arcana volume 5.

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Flown down by ravens and stolen by the dawn's first rays, night mares stalk the night. Through dusty windows and cracked glass, they watch the weary rest till mornings rise.

A Fortress of Grey Ice by J. V. Jones.  I recently received A Sword From Red Ice as a gift, and since it's been 7 years since I read the books preceding, I had to start all over again.

Curse you, J. V. Jones, and your inability to write a novel for this series in less than three years!!

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squidproquo:

You are a murdering machine, sir.

No, I don't have a sex change potion. But I do have this!

Monster Nation and then Monster Planet.

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Darkness imprisoning me
All that I see
Absolute horror
I cannot live
I cannot die
Trapped in myself
Body my holding cell

I am currently reading the Lord of the Rings series again including The Hobbit, Unfinnished tales etc.

Melting stones by Tamora Pierce.

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Flown down by ravens and stolen by the dawn's first rays, night mares stalk the night. Through dusty windows and cracked glass, they watch the weary rest till mornings rise.

I dont know if this counts but Ive just finished reading V for Vendetta, Scores second place just below watchmen and just above The Dark Knight Returns at my top ten fravourite comic books.

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"IrishMorn"
If Adon and Sagat step in....ah, what the hell, I'll get drunk and join in on that one.

matneee:

squidproquo:

I have a pile of books to take on vacation next week, the one I'm most excited about is "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies." If nothing else, greatest title ever.

It rather depends on whether you're a fan of Jane Austen really, which could politely be referred to as something of "an acquired taste" for some. Thing is, it's not just based on Pride and Prejudice, it actually is Pride and Prejudice for the large part, with some zombie paragraphs and scenes written in along the way.

I think the author's also doing Sense and Sensibility and Sea-Monsters, btw...

It was actually very awesome, the zombie menace was a lot more involved in the story than I expected. Naturally I had to come home and make my Fable2 hero look like Elizabeth Bennet and hack apart hollow men. Does that make me weird?

But 'twas quite , can't wait for S&S&S now.

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Yes, I thought so. Just watch your step or I'm totally telling.

I'm currently reading Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov whose name I had to copy and paste from Wikipedia. It's a very interesting book, and I've found that I can hardly put it down.

Mind you, I'm slowly drifting away from it and onto Neuromancer by William Gibson which I haven't even started.

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I only wrote this because I hate you.

Soon to be reading Bloodhound by Tamora Pierce. I got to get around to picking it up. In between I'm rereading Richard Laymon and Stephen Laws.

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Flown down by ravens and stolen by the dawn's first rays, night mares stalk the night. Through dusty windows and cracked glass, they watch the weary rest till mornings rise.

Just got my hands on American Psycho so i'll be reading through that soon (although I was told to only read it when i'm in a happy place).

Book two of the old V spin-offs and soon as that is finished the second book in the Alpha and Omega series by Patricia Briggs: "Hunting Ground"

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"Let me tell you this: if you meet a loner, no matter what they tell you, it’s not because they enjoy solitude.
It’s because they have tried to blend into the world before, and people continue to disappoint them."

Daninsky:

Book two of the old V spin-offs and soon as that is finished the second book in the Alpha and Omega series by Patricia Briggs: "Hunting Ground"

Are you talking about V, the old 80's series about the aliens?

I am reading A Lion among Men by Gregory Macguire. It is the third book in his Wicked series, which is a series of books, set in Oz. The first one shows the story from the wicked witch's perspective and is really . So , they made it into a Broadway musical! However, as always, the book is soooo much better. However, these are not children's books, especially not the first. There is a lot of sex, sometimes between species.

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kymned:

Are you talking about V, the old 80's series about the aliens?

Yes, exactly. Just bought the V: The Second Generation, which I'm gonna read after Hunting Ground. I'm doing a little quarter century celebration, and cutting short the waiting time for the new show.

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"Let me tell you this: if you meet a loner, no matter what they tell you, it’s not because they enjoy solitude.
It’s because they have tried to blend into the world before, and people continue to disappoint them."

Currently re-reading the "The Wheel of Time" series by the late Robert Jordan (that's his pseudonym) Very read.

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Waldo Finds YOU!