Just finished Starship Troopers by Robert Heinlein and Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, by Phillip K. D!ck. Both were excellent.
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The last one I read was The Makeshift God, by Russell M. Griffin. Starts like your basic sci-fi novel about humans journeying to a distant planet to meet an alien life-form for the first time, but ends on quite a freaky note.
I have now started Tower of Glass, by Robert Silverberg. Only a few chapters in, but I'm already finding it very interesting.
Currently I'm reading the last days of Marilyn Monroe. Its very good.
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I just read the Deathgate Cycle by Margaret Weis and Tracey Hickman (finished last week). One of the best fantasy series I've ever read (and I've read a few). If you like Fantasy--you need to check this series out
Finished Tik-Tok of Oz today and now I'm taking a break from Oz and reading The Hobbit (I'm in a Hobbit kick at the moment).
"The Desert Spear" Peter V Brett and "Ready Player One"
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I've read quite a bit the last week or two. Trying to remember what all I have read:
Casino Royale by Ian Fleming
Live and Let Die by Ian Fleming
The Castle of Otranto by Horace Walpole
Red Hood and the Outlaws- Vol 1
Zenoscope's The Jungle Book- Vol 1
The Little Man by Chester Brown
Probably some others but I'm having trouble remembering them right now.
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I just received A Memory of Light by Robert Jordan (last book in the Wheel of Time series) last night and am reading that right now. When I opened the package, I almost got choked up because I have basically grown up with this series (first book was released in 1990) and it's finally coming to an end--just thinking of all the things that have changed in the world and my life since the first book came out is kindof humbling. The author also passed away back in 2007 and had to have another author finish the last 3 books (Brandon Sanderson), and the cover artist Darrel k Sweet who had done all of the covers for every book died last year as well and Michael Whelan did the last cover. Just was a very bittersweet moment to actually hold the book in my hands.
A Memory of Light by Robert Jordan & Brandon Sanderson. (I'm a little over halfway through the book now, and it's getting very interesting. Can't wait to see how it all ends.)
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"To me, the memories of my friends are an eternal treasure." --Yami Yugi, Yu-Gi-Oh
I've been reading through the stack of books my wife got me for Christmas:
Sacre Bleu by Christopher Moore
Enemies & Allies by Kevin J. Anderson
and currently reading Dodger by Terry Pratchett.
"That's very interesting...but silly." - Man-At-Arms
"Maohden" vol 1 by Hideyuki Kikuchi. Wanted that 80's "Wicked City" vibe, so I got what I came for.
Currently reading ERB's "Thuvia : Mair of Mars".
Just finished re-reading Transformers: Hardwired by Scott Ciencin, Transformers: Annihilation & Transformers: Fusion by David Cian. The entire trilogy not only keeps you wondering what happens next, but it's one of those rare times when Optimus Prime and Megatron are at least civil around each other.
"I'm right here. I'm not going anywhere. That's a promise...!" --Kurama, Yu Yu Hakusho
"To me, the memories of my friends are an eternal treasure." --Yami Yugi, Yu-Gi-Oh
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