What are you reading in March 2013?

[Jason]

Feeling like an impatient snot today so thought I would start this thread myself ;)

What will you all be reading in March?

[Sandra]

Thanks, Jason.

[Helen, I·ᴍ ɪɴ ᴛʜᴇ ʟɪʙʀᴀʀʏ]

Well, I'll be finishing Martha Wells part 3 tonight, The Siren Depths. Then I'm behind on 4 WOT books, last month's botm and another group's genre choice.

[Joseph]

Finished Railsea, which I quite liked, and started Downbelow Station, possibly my favorite C.J. Cherryh book.

[Bruce]

I just started Charles De Lint's "Promises to Keep," today. This is a short novel and I think I'll finish it over the weekend.

[Lindsey]

David Weber's Torch of Freedom, Mission of Honor, and A Rising Thunder. And somewhere in there, I'm hoping to get to Ship of Destiny by Robin Hobb and Machiavelli's The Art of War.

[Lára]

and maybe I´ll finally finish:

I´ve been reading them since 2011

[Jason]

I will be finishing Warbreaker soon. Following that will be Secret Teddy Society: Breaking The Code and if I finish that before month's end I will be ending the Genesis of Shannara series with The Gypsy Morph.

[Maer]

The Aylesford Skull I just started this one and have a long queue behind it.

[Michael]

Continuing my journey down Abercrombie lane.

[Chris ( librocubicularist )]

Raymond E. Feist from Wrath of a Mad God onward hopefully finish in time for Magicians End !!

[Bryan]

I'm going to finish off the Second Chronicles Of Amber and then maybe move on to some classic stuff, like The Silmarillion, or possibly Phantastes by George MacDonald.

[Sofie]

Finished The Name of the Wind and The Wonderful Wizard of Oz on my trip to Italy, so now I think I'm going to start The Blade Itself.

[Jenny]

I'm reading Caliban's War, Dead and Gone, and The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.

[Evilynn]

I'm reading Roadside Picnic, after which I'll finally pick up Spin

[Joseph]

Finished Downbelow Station -- I love that book! -- and am reading Gate of Ivrel, C.J. Cherryh's first novel.

[Jeff]

I'm going to finish Cordelia's Honor and move into the Tawny Man triolgy.

[Joseph]

Finished Gate of Ivrel -- it was short (and really, really good) and am headed through the Gate with Morgaine and Vanye for the Well of Shiuan.

[LaTrica]

Jeff wrote: "I'm going to finish Cordelia's Honor and move into the Tawny Man triolgy."

I really liked Cordelia's Honor and am still making my way through that series. For now I'm in the midst of the Bitterbynde trilogy with The Lady of the Sorrows.

[Paul]

I just finished Wise Mans Fear and i'm thinking about giving The Grim Company a try next.

[Lindsey]

I am reading The Shadow Rising. I will continue to my re-read of the Wheel of Time from beginning to end.

[Joseph]

Morgaine's journey continues. Finished Well of Shiuan and Fires of Azeroth is next in the queue.

[Joseph]

And now it's time for the last Morgaine book, Exile's Gate.

[Elise]

Finished Hyperion the other day. I thought it was pretty cool and imaginative. Hyperion is such an amazing planet. Felt like I was there while reading. The ending would have driven me nuts, so I've jumped right into the second book The Fall of Hyperion

[James]

Just finished reading Assassin's Quest by Hobb (which was amazing). Doing a bit of Shakespeare and about to read Oliver Twist by Dickens seeing as I've been reading fantasy for two months now. After that I shall be beginning Pawn of Prophecy by David Eddings.

[Trillian]

I finished Grave Peril by Jim Butcher yesterday evening. I really enjoyed it - and it was the best book of the Dresden Files Series so far. Can't wait to start book number four. But now I have to finish The Scarlet Letter by N. Hawthorne and I always wanted to read The Wonderful Wizard of Oz :)

[A.L.]

St. Peter's Fairwhich I should finish in the next couple of days and Shadow of the Wraith.

Not sure after that, maybe Fellowship of the Ring as a re-read or Kainan

[[deleted user]]

Just started re-reading The Lord of the Rings, currently on The Two Towers. In addition, I will continue listening to The Wheel of Time series, currently listening to The Shadow Rising. Love to read, but I am really enjoying the audio book thing too. I have about a 30 minute commute each way to work and have been going through a book a month, on average, in THe Wheel of Time, should finish some time in 2014.

[Joseph]

Finished Exile's Gate, the last Morgaine novel, and decided to keep on with C.J. Cherryh, now with The Collected Short Fiction of C.J. Cherryh (two thirds of which, admittedly, I've read before, but never in this context).

[Sandra]

Joseph wrote: "Finished Exile's Gate, the last Morgaine novel, and decided to keep on with C.J. Cherryh, now with The Collected Short Fiction of C.J. Cherryh (two thirds of which, admittedly, I've read before, bu..."

I'm a huge Cherryh fan, too.

[Joseph]

Sandra aka Sleo wrote: "I'm a huge Cherryh fan, too."

This is the first time I've reread her stuff in probably fifteen years and I'd forgotten just how really, really good she is.

[Sandra]

Joseph wrote: "Sandra aka Sleo wrote: "I'm a huge Cherryh fan, too."

This is the first time I've reread her stuff in probably fifteen years and I'd forgotten just how really, really good she is."

Yes!

[Ctgt]

Just finished The Riddle-Master of Hed which I really enjoyed and am working my way through The Passage

[Nigel]

Just finished re-reading Terry Pratchett's Sourcery and Eric (can't find that to add a link for) and am on to Armageddon: The Musical and Nostradamus Ate My Hamster by Robert Rankin.
Plus planning on reading Medieval Village, Manor, and Monastery by G.G. Coulton and thenEifelheim

[Kevin]

Eric or

[Nigel]

Thank you :-)

[A.J.]

I just finished A Celtic Witch, and I read Storm Front for the book club. On hold on e-reserve for the rest of the series. Will probably start all the Song of Ice and Fire goofiness soon..

Also, not fantasy but my husband pre-ordered Leaving Everything Most Loved for me and I can't wait for that :)

[Bren]

Just finished Trapped by Kevin Hearne. Now continuing with Homeland: The legend of Drizzt by R.A.Salvatore.

[Elise]

Finished Red Country last night. It was the best of Abercrombie's standalones so far. I liked it a lot. :)

Starting Watership Down now, but I'll probably set it aside soon to read The Great Gatsby

[Jenny]

Moon Over Soho :)

[Mark]

[Dorinda]

I'm currently on book 14 of The Dresden Files (Cold Days). I don't want it to end!
Cold Days

[Dorinda]

Mark wrote: ""

Oooo, The Hollows. I'm somewhat in love with the Rachel Morgan series.

[Mark]

Dorinda wrote: "Mark wrote: ""

Oooo, The Hollows. I'm somewhat in love with the Rachel Morgan series."

It's very good so far, very impressed.

[J.M. (Joe)]

Elise wrote: "Finished Red Country last night. It was the best of Abercrombie's standalones so far. I liked it a lot. :)"

I liked RED COUNTRY a lot, but it is tied with BEST SERVED COLD for me. They are both fantastic standalones.

I noticed Paul mentioned THE GRIM COMPANY by Luke Scull. I am also very interested in that one. I'll admit I'm into the "grimdark" stuff.

Currently I'm reading ROUGH MAGIC:



I'll admit some bias, as I'm the editor of this book, but fantasy lovers won't be disappointed, and it is currently a Goodreads Giveaway, so feel free to check it out.

*Hopefully this doesn't come across as spamming the list. If so, my apologies, and feel free to remove the post. I'm just rather worked up. :-)

[Olga]

I'm reading The Phoenix Guards. So far, obvious echoes from The Three Musketeers, but I'm only a few chapters in.

[Joseph]

Olga wrote: "I'm reading The Phoenix Guards. So far, obvious echoes from The Three Musketeers, but I'm only a few chapters in."

Yep, that was a very deliberate homage -- I think Brust talks about it in an afterword.

[Kevin]

Star Wars: The Prequel Trilogy

[Joseph]

Finished The Collected Short Fiction of C.J. Cherryh -- good stuff! -- and am going for something (I hope) fast-paced and fun with Prince of Wolves by Dave Gross.

[Eshibasaki]

Just finished The HungerGames Trilogy.Loved it, though I think the last chapters were a little let down.