FBR: Oct 16 what are you reading

[Scott , Karsa Orlong]

The Siren
The Vagrant
The Crown Tower
The King's Blood
The Steel Remains
Reaper's Gale
Crack'd Pot Trail
The Lions of Al-Rassan

The first three are in various states of progress.

[Tammie]

The Crown Tower
Caliban's War
Crooked Kingdom
The Beauty of Darkness (I was going to read this in Sept. but didn't)
Magic Binds

[Jenna, I'd be free if not for Temper & Edgewalker]

The Darkness That Comes Before
Go Set a Watchman
The King's Blood
Reaper's Gale
The Lions of Al-Rassan

[Elizabeth]

Magic Study
Ever After

[Jarek "the Mistborn"]

The crown Tower
Calibans war
Hopefully the rose and thorn and death of dulgath.
Also Warbreaker is coming out on the 26th Oct in Poland so maybe ill start that then

[Hashim]

Deadhouse Gates
Memories of Ice (If I don't get too busy)
The Blood Mirror (I am EAGERLY awaiiting the release)

[Jenna, I'd be free if not for Temper & Edgewalker]

Hashim wrote: "Deadhouse Gates
Memories of Ice (If I don't get too busy)
The Blood Mirror (I am EAGERLY awaiiting the release)"

I'm excited for The Blood Mirror too!

[Dani]

My main reads for this month are my buddy read with Angela (and others?) of Gardens of the Moon and Theft of Swords.

Also, somewhere later this month or the next I'll have buddy read with Daniel of Last Argument of Kings.

[Daniel]

My only real goal this month is to finish The Republic of Thieves. I've been so absent from Goodreads and I know it. Locke and Jean have been my escape from a bustling daily life lately.

I'm thinking it may be time for another go at Tolkien after this.

[Angela, I'm Silverfox lost]

Looking to finish A King's Ransom

Then read the below.
The Sinner
The King's Blood
Gardens of the Moon
Death Masks
The Blood Mirror

[John]

Foreign Influence
Gardens of the Moon chapter summaries from the Malazan group's notes from 2 years ago
Getting ready for Deadhouse Gates with Dani and Angela and ??? in November

[TS]

Currently reading The Broken Eye

Other confirmed reading will be:
Knight's Shadow
The Blood Mirror

I plan to fit in when possible
Magic Strikes
Grave Peril
Red Rising

[Hashim]

Well John I'm currently reading Deadhouse Gates, but judging by the pace I'm reading at, you'll probably catch up with me in November :P

[Angela, I'm Silverfox lost]

TS I'm currently reading The Dresden Files as a series read in another group. (Up to book 5) Hope you enjoy Grave Peril.

[Elizabeth]

Love Dresden! If your a Dresden fan also try Dead Witch Walking I'm currently on book 11 of 13.

[Angela, I'm Silverfox lost]

I love that series too Elizabeth. Although I have yet to read the last book. I'm a serial put off reading the last book person it seems when I do up series lists of books I've read.

[Elizabeth]

I've made a shelf just for series I've started. Trying to read those before I start new series. Not always successful....though when I made that goal I had probably close to 20 unfinished series down to like 7, most of which the next book isn't out yet.

[RG]

The Long War quartet by Aj Smith..on the last book...The World Raven

[Jenna, I'd be free if not for Temper & Edgewalker]

I recently read Neverwhere and The Night Circus. Loved them both.
Anyone else who has read either of these, what sub-genre might you label them as?

[Margret, Caladan Brood Face]

I loved the night Circus. I listened to them on audio. Hmm how would I sub categorize? Circus fantasy? Atmospheric Fantasy? It's hard to describe that one, it's such a rich novel

[Jenna, I'd be free if not for Temper & Edgewalker]

Margret wrote: "I loved the night Circus. I listened to them on audio. Hmm how would I sub categorize? Circus fantasy? Atmospheric Fantasy? It's hard to describe that one, it's such a rich novel"

Yeah, I honestly would categorize it as Magic Realism if I had to, but I know a lot of people don't like that term..

[RG]

Im currently reading Fools Gold-Dragon Lords. Im finding it to be a little too comedic. Seems like a comedy crime novel set in a fantasy world. Has anyone else read it or started it?

[Trista]

I'm currently reading stones of tears by terry Goodkind. Husband's cousin has been harping on me to read this series. Wizard's first rule was pretty good. Around the decent gray area of life. Wouldn't break my back to read it, just hope it gets better. I'm having a reading slump on this one.

[Jenna, I'd be free if not for Temper & Edgewalker]

Trista wrote: "I'm currently reading stones of tears by terry Goodkind. Husband's cousin has been harping on me to read this series. Wizard's first rule was pretty good. Around the decent gray area of life. Would..."

Reading slumps are the worst. :(

[Trista]

Yeah. It seems to either be read for hours non stop for weeks on in or a stalemate for a few weeks with me. Never a good medium. Lol

[Jenna, I'd be free if not for Temper & Edgewalker]

Trista wrote: "Yeah. It seems to either be read for hours non stop for weeks on in or a stalemate for a few weeks with me. Never a good medium. Lol"

I have that - I'll slowly read two or three books at a time and then all of the sudden I'll want to finish all of them within two days of each other. Then I'll go back to not reading for a bit or reading at a snail's pace.