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[Adam]

Joycedale wrote: "Today I already read Zombie! Zombie! Brain Bang! and now I'm starting Loving Your Lies"

How was that zombie anthology? I got it free the other day, sure you did, too. I just got Dr. Sleep! I am forcing myself to wait until I finish everything else I am reading first.

[☆Joycedale☆]

Adam wrote: "Joycedale wrote: "Today I already read Zombie! Zombie! Brain Bang! and now I'm starting Loving Your Lies"

How was that zombie anthology? I got it free the other day, sure you did, too. I just got ..."

Lol yea I did. It was good, a couple of the stories were blah but most of them I really enjoyed.

[Jordan]

Currently reading What Makes You Die by Tom Piccirilli, got it as a FirstReads giveaway. Not sure how well I like it, but it's definitely well written....

[Brenda]

Brenda wrote: "Working on I SEE YOU. Seems pretty good so far."

This is turning out to be a pretty good book. I'm over halfway done, and really want more reading time right now.

[[deleted user]]

Reading Sinner.

[Lina]

I've started two books recently. Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer and Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead. The first one because I was at home and didn't have anything else to read. The other one because I've been curious about it for a while(and a friend gave it to me). I think it's the same high school vampy stuff as everything else, but we'll see.

[GeneralTHC]

I think I have four that I am really focusing on right now:

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[Gregor]

Chuck wrote: "I think I have four that I am really focusing on right now:

, , , [bookcover:Foucault's Pen..."

Chuck, you are a beast!

[Sean]

Right then, I am focusing on

[☆Joycedale☆]

Lina wrote: "I've started two books recently. Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer and Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead. The first one because I was at home and didn't have anything else ..."

I actually read the whole vampire academy series last month and really liked it, but then YA paranormal is my favorite genre.

[Sean]

Right then I am concentrating on

[Gregor]

Sean wrote: "Right then I am concentrating on
[bookcover:The..."

Sean, you're going hog wild!

[GeneralTHC]

Gregor wrote: "Chuck, you are a beast! "

LOL! Those are just ones I plan on finishing this weekend, but I have quite a few more going. I haven't added them all to my CR, though:

http://www.goodreads.com/review/list/...

[Michelle]

I finished Peeps (Peeps #1) last night, now I'm on Goliath (Leviathan #3).

[[deleted user]]

Still reading but made some really good progress today.

[Gregor]

I'm reading both and . They're very good thus far.

[Lina]

Joycedale wrote: "Lina wrote: "I've started two books recently. Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer and Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead. The first one because I was at home and didn't have a..."

Yeah, I enjoy the genre too, but there is something about VA that I don't know if I really like

[Dustin]

and

[Jason]

Ah, Dustin, A Dance of Dragons answers some questions but raises so many more... Read it slow. 2015 is a long time to wait for answers. :)

[Gregor]

2015? You're being optimistic.

[Jason]

very true.

[Michelle]

I'm reading The Gates (Samuel Johnson #1) by John Connolly.

[Rick]

Michelle (The World is Quiet Here) wrote: "I'm reading The Gates (Samuel Johnson #1) by John Connolly."

How far along are you Michelle? Addy and I just finished this as a buddy read, and really enjoyed it.

[Michelle]

@Rick I'm almost halfway through. It seems to have gotten better once the book got past the footnote-heavy stage. I just discovered your buddy read thread when I started this yesterday! LOL. Too little, too late, huh? haha ;)

[Scott]

I recently finished The Well of Ascension and today I finished Doctor Sleep.

I have no idea what I'm going to read next.

[Brenda]

Working on Doctor Sleep. Then I have like 37 other books on my 'currently reading' list (if I just have them in my 'to-read' list, they get lost - these are the ones I really want to get to quickly!).

[Lina]

Currently reading Switched by Amanda Hocking. And let's just say that I'm glad that I'm borrowing it. It's not terrible. But I feel the same way about it as I did with Vampire Academy. Rushed, but still very slow.

[Michelle]

I've been reading Nocturnes by John Connolly. Some stories are better than others, but mostly I like it. :)

[[deleted user]]

Just started yesterday. Wow, I can't believe I haven't read this before! Excellent!

[☆Joycedale☆]

Midrealm

[Rick]

Cindy wrote: "Just started yesterday. Wow, I can't believe I haven't read this before! Excellent!"

I have Bell Jar, but haven't read it either. I love her poetry.

[[deleted user]]

You ought to read it Rick. It's pretty short.

[Michelle]

Finished Nocturnes, rereading The Wild Road by Gabriel King

[Patrick]

Not currently reading. No time. Just checking in. I'm thinking of starting On Writing by Stephen King.

[Adam]

Patrick wrote: "Not currently reading. No time. Just checking in. I'm thinking of starting On Writing by Stephen King."

That is an amazing book, Patrick.

[Patrick]

Thanks Adam. Do think I will pick it up.

[Rick]

Cindy wrote: "You ought to read it Rick. It's pretty short."

Actually, I'm going to write it in for November. I have a huge collection of books I need to try and work my way through by the end of this month.

[Valerie]

I'm reading Ghost Story, which I can't put down. The book is so different than the movie. I am really enjoying the book. Peter Straub writes like Stephen King.

I'm also reading The Graveyard Book, which is also pretty good.

[Rick]

Valerie wrote: "I'm reading Ghost Story, which I can't put down. The book is so different than the movie. I am really enjoying the book. Peter Straub writes like Stephen King.

I'm also reading The Graveyard Boo..."

I was surprised how much I enjoyed this book Valerie. (view spoiler)[ I can't believe Neil Gaiman was able to write about a mass murder of an entire family, and keep it at a level permissible in a book geared for kids! I was really impressed! (hide spoiler)]

[Valerie]

I just finished The Graveyard Book. I really enjoyed the story and like you Rick, I am also impressed. I just wished there was more to the ending.

[☆Joycedale☆]

Thirty Scary Tales

[[deleted user]]

Just finished Coyote Medicine and The Bell Jar. Still reading The Casual Vacancy and plan to start Skin tomorrow at work.

[L. Leah]

I just finished Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell; and I am so glad I fell for the hype. This was a great YA read for me.

[Patrick]

Reading some short stories. Picking up Screamscapes and The October Country. Putting down the tomes. Plan on reading King's On Writing. It's waiting on my shelf right now. I want to go pick up The Shambling Guide to New York City. The sample was pretty good. I like listening to the author's podcasts.

[Michelle]

Reading Inheritance (Inheritance Cycle #4).

[Adam]

Hey Patrick, Screamscapes rocks. You should try Toes Up as well. (Shameless Plug, sorry).

[Patrick]

I've read a couple of stories and loved them. Just had to put it aside due to lack of time. Would love to read your work Adam. Are you doing NaNoWriMo?

[Adam]

Honestly, Patrick, I just had to look that up! I am in the process of writing a manuscript, but I had never heard of that.

[Patrick]

Honestly I just learned of it. I guess assumed published knew about all of that stuff. Btw, just put Toes Up on my wish list on Amazon.

[Patrick]

How do I edit on the iPhone app? I guess I assumed published writers--including self-published--knew about all of that kind of stuff. I learned of it from Mur Lafferty's podcast, I Should Be Writing. Anyway, do profit more from the print edition, because the Kindle edition is dirt cheap.