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[Kevin]

Cheryl wrote: "Kevin wrote: "Grant wrote: "Great buys, Cheryl :) Lol...polar opposites but great buys!"

You are right about that. One book easy, fun, likable to read, while the other hard, not fun to read."
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The first one is Assassin's Apprentice, the other one Garden of the Moon.

[Jason]

Sonja wrote: "Every good swashbuckler needs some rum! We can just add that to the tequila. :) It's all for medicinal purposes..."

Now we're talking!

[Jason]

Maggie wrote: "well, you could be trying to read black company and malazan at the same time....maybe throw in some tolkien or something...that would be worse!"

I'm doing that now.... :S

[Jason]

Grant, I'd be your professional reading partner and your personal butler. Even if that involves serving only apple juice or Coca-Cola. LOL

Anything to be a full time reader and live in a warmer climate. :D

[[deleted user]]

Lol, Coca-cola it is :) I'm entirely too neat freak to have a butler though ;) We can stick to full time reader/adventurer

[Jason]

Ah, cool. I think I'd rather be a full time reader/adventurer. LOL

[Laurel]

I'm imagining the two of you dressed as aragorn and Captain Jack Sparrow!

[William Thomas]

Currently just started Shadowfall by James Clemens, book one of the Godslayer series, and Best Served Cold by Joe Abercrombie.

Shadowfall may be a typical epic fantasy, but the writing is so solid, so vivid, and so literary that even if you consider the story typical, you cannot deny the style.

[Jason]

LMAO @ Laurel.

Best Served Cold is an awesome book, William. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

[Sonja]

OMG Laurel, that is awesome!

[[deleted user]]

Don't remember if I mentioned it here, but Retribution Falls is good stuffs.

[[deleted user]]

Im totally dressing as Jack Sparrow for Halloween now and taking a picture, Laurel! I'd been working on awesome reverse knee stilts for a werewolf costume but now that has to wait another year ;)

@ Ala...and the tbr list grows by one. I peed a little laughing at your comments on your review of it by the way :) just saying

[Kevin]

I just started World War Z.

[[deleted user]]

I was a teeny bit disappointed in WWZ, Kevin. I kept waiting for the book to start but it was just a tried and true guide all the way through with a short, not so interesting zombie story thrown in here and there to keep your interest

[whimsicalmeerkat]

Someday I will actually acquire a green contact and be Delirium for Halloween. I will actually do this someday. I just have to not be broke at Halloween one year.

[[deleted user]]

Grant wrote: "@ Ala...and the tbr list grows by one. I peed a little laughing at your comments on your review of it by the way :) just saying "

You know, I sometimes don't even remember making comments...

[[deleted user]]

Delirium of Endless Nights? So. Much. Awesome.

*revises opinion of marrying Denae*

[mark]

looking forward to hearing what you think about World War Z, kevin. i loved that one!

here is my review of it, i tried to make it flavorful:
http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...

[[deleted user]]

Whoops! Thanks for the link, Mark! I totally confused WWZ with The Zombie Survival Guide: Complete Protection From the Living Dead! Scratch my previous statement

[Kevin]

mark wrote: "looking forward to hearing what you think about World War Z, kevin. i loved that one!

here is my review of it, i tried to make it flavorful:
http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/..."

Well do, Mark!

[mark]

grant, so have you read WWZ or just the survival guide?

[whimsicalmeerkat]

Grant wrote: "Delirium of Endless Nights? So. Much. Awesome.

*revises opinion of marrying Denae*"

Lol. Yes, that Delirium. She's one of my favorite characters in the comic. Her and Lucifer.

[[deleted user]]

Mark, Ive read WWZ as well and enjoyed it far, far more than the guide. It's what I had kind of hoped the guide would be in fact :)

Denae, you're kinda awesome. Just saying.

[whimsicalmeerkat]

Aww, thanks :)

[MrsJoseph *grouchy*, *good karma*]

Yall are making me want to dress up for holloween this year...but I always have limited choices, ;o)

[whimsicalmeerkat]

I haven't dressed up in a long time. I just haven't really had anywhere to go.

[[deleted user]]

Oh man...yall need to plan a trip down here in October. I got to New Orleans most Halloweens with buds and go all kinds of costume balls/contests. It's an absolute blast

[William Thomas]

World War Z is better enjoyed as an audiobook with a host of narrators, including Henry Rollins and Alan Alda.

[MrsJoseph *grouchy*, *good karma*]

I heart MASH

[[deleted user]]

I randomly get the theme song to Cheers and The Incredible Hulk stuck in my head :) Go figure

[[deleted user]]

Ditto on the Hulk. Also the Imperial March from Star Wars. Just walking into a room with that playing in your head makes for a great start to the day.

[[deleted user]]

Adds that Sithly swagger to ones step, that's for sure.

Still gotta work on the whole not trying to force choke people who annoy me though...

[[deleted user]]

Aw dang...I have a really good story that would fit into this conversation so well but I can't tell it here :( For shame

[Robert]

Whew. Been busy trying to get everything together to get to my next assignment and so far have finished The Temple of Yellow Skullsand Sword of the Gods (Forgotten Realms)and also Wicked Appetitewith reviews posted, wrote my papers for my Master's class and am now reading The Collected Stories: The Legend of Drizztand Ephemera: Dark Stories from the mind of Paul S. Kemp.

[Laura]

Grant wrote: "Aw dang...I have a really good story that would fit into this conversation so well but I can't tell it here :( For shame"

Private message then ;) Hehe

[Tracey]

Grant wrote: "Aw dang...I have a really good story that would fit into this conversation so well but I can't tell it here :( For shame"

Tease.

[Maggie]

Grant! Did you do more illegal activities you cant talk about? For shame! ;)

and Cheryl-Gardens of the Moon is not a light read, but it is an awesome one.

[Cheryl]

Maggie wrote: "Grant! Did you do more illegal activities you cant talk about? For shame! ;)

and Cheryl-Gardens of the Moon is not a light read, but it is an awesome one."

Thanks, Maggie. I don't mind if a book is not a quick, light read as long as it's enjoyable and intriguing.

[Kevin]

William Thomas wrote: "World War Z is better enjoyed as an audiobook with a host of narrators, including Henry Rollins and Alan Alda."

I could have listen to World War Z about 3 year ago via itunes.

[MrsJoseph *grouchy*, *good karma*]

Laura wrote: "Grant wrote: "Aw dang...I have a really good story that would fit into this conversation so well but I can't tell it here :( For shame"

Private message then ;) Hehe"

ditto!

[Regina]

I am listening to the audio of , I am reading both

[Regina]

Grant wrote: "I read...a bunch of books :D I plan on reading...a bunch more books :) Moon Over Soho should be coming in soon. Hoping it's a bit more exciting than Midnight Riot."

You didn't like Midnight Riot? I am just starting it and really liking it so far.

[Kevin]

Regina wrote: "I am listening to the audio of , I am reading both "

Which version of Elantris are listing to the Graphic Audio version or just the normal Recorded Books version?

[Regina]

I didn't realize there were two versions. Just the regula recordes books version.

[Kevin]

Regina wrote: "I didn't realize there were two versions. Just the regula recordes books version."

You really should listen to the Graphic Audio version. It is dramatized like a old time radio show, there slogan is its like a movie in your mind.

[MrsJoseph *grouchy*, *good karma*]

I'm reading a multitude of books :-)

The most recent are The Black Company and Grave Peril.

[Regina]

Grave Peril is when the series starts getting realy good.

Kevin I had no idea about the Graphic Audio versions. I just looked at their website, thank you! I may *read* #2 in Brent Weeks' series by getting the audio there.

[Sonja]

MrsJoseph wrote: "Laura wrote: "Grant wrote: "Aw dang...I have a really good story that would fit into this conversation so well but I can't tell it here :( For shame"

Private message then ;) Hehe"

ditto!"

Ditto again! I want to know great stories too... :)

[[deleted user]]

Lol...I'll email yall the story later this evening. And yes, Maggie, I kinda got in trouble that evening, hence my not posting the story

Regina, I liked Midnight Riot, I just felt that it really dragged in many parts of the novel. I prefer a bit more action and depth and found it a bit lacking in both aspects but I did enjoy it enough that I'll be reading future novels in hopes that the author ads a bit more flair.

[Melissa]

Just finsihed The Well of Ascension and The Hero of Ages and now it's back to the WoT series....ready to start book #10....

Any thoughts on when to read New Spring? Usually I'd read a 'prequel' after the series, but since the series isn't done yet, I'm a bit confuzzled....