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[Ashe]

A Feast For Crows - George R.R. Martin

Bomb diggity book! I like how each chapter is a different charatcers point of view.

i've read both since the start, as well as Marvel's Runaways. my sub/pull list at the LCS is not cheap.

[kell]

any other suggestions then?

[Ashe]

Powers is still one of the best comics out there.

Supreme Power

dunno if you're into super-hero, but She-Hulk and Cable & Deadpool are two of the funniest books being published.

I'm not into DC Universe stuff, primarily Marvel X-family and the Ultimate line.

The Army of Darkness books are funny, though really fast reads. great art though

I'm waiting to see what IDW does with Transformers and the new Metal Gear Solid series.

[jenn]

i am reading Beauty and Submission by marie isabel pita

[Red]

Say you'll be there - spice girls

[kell]

thats a real book?

[Ryn]

Stiff: The Curious Life of Human Cadavers, by Mary Roach.

Fascinating...I never knew they did so much with dead people.

[Sandy is my wizard]

I just finished Skinny Dip by Carl Hiaasen

[Ryn]

Green Planet Blues, environmental politics from stockholm to johannesburg.

[kerri]

Marketing Edition 7 by Kerin, Berkowitz, Hartley, and Rudelius

[kell]

i finished the Dark Knight Strikes Again by Frank Miller.

[Carl]

Vector Prime by R.A. Salvatore. This time I am going to try my best to read the particular series completely in order.

[jthreet]

Currently working through Dark Tower 4: Wizard and Glass by Stephen King. It took me just under a year to work through The Stand in preparation for this one. I just finished up Play Poker like the Pros by Phil Helmuth. After this, I've got Chainfire by Terry Goodkind (sword of truth series) and Knife of Dreams by Robert Jordan (Wheel of Time series) lined up. My reading list is set for the next year or so... I just can't work through them as fast as I could back in college.

[Maren]

I'm actually reading more now than I did in college, which still isn't as much as I used to read. I do want to get the new one by Richard Preston.

[Jason]

Just finished reading Knife of Dreams by Robert Jordan and Carbohydrate Chemistry: Principles and Approaches from Organic Chemistry by Jamie Rich. Next up is Angels and Demons by Dan Brown.

[Strategery]

Stiff: The Curious Life of Human Cadavers, by Mary Roach.

Fascinating...I never knew they did so much with dead people.

Just finished her new book... "Spook." Subtitle is "Science Tackles the Afterlife" or something like that, I already loaned it out to someone. It was all right.

Currently reading "The Whole Shebang: A State of the Universe(s) Report" by Timothy Ferris (I'm on a new popular cosmology kick) and "Good Omens" by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett. Backburner books: "Quicksilver" by Neal Stephenson, "Eragon" by that 15 year old boy (I promised somebody I would at least try to read it), and "A Treasury of Deception" by Michael Farquhar.

I freaking love this christmas break. FREAKING. LOVE.

[Ashe]

Vector Prime by R.A. Salvatore. This time I am going to try my best to read the particular series completely in order.

I quite enjoyed that series.

I'm currently reading Knees Up Mother Earth, book 7 of Robert Rankin's Brentford Trilogy.

[Bear of Happiness]

"going postal" by terry pratchett
FUCK I love terry pratchett!!!

hes so fucking cool!!!!

[Red]

Jemima J

Basically a fat girl who turns skinny and doesn't feel like her life changes. It's actually a really good read.

[somebodyspecial]

Complicated Kindness by Miriam Toews for english class and In Her Shoes (the one the movie is based off of) by Jennifer somone..