Books

[Skieski]

Ive read only umm 5-6 books in my life and there was only 1 i liked  eragon -book was good  but movie sucked ass ....

If you liked Eragon, you should read Eldest. And then Brisingir.

[crypto]

Christopher Paolini is a horrible, horrible writer.

Reading series by Ian Rankin and Barry Eisler right now. Fricking good stuff.

Oh, and Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell. Mammoth of a book.

[crypto]

R. Scott Bakker
George R.R. Martin
Steven Erikson

Skieski, have you read any of the above?

[Skieski]

R. Scott Bakker
George R.R. Martin
Steven Erikson

Skieski, have you read any of the above?

Not that I remember, no.

I am curious though, have you read these:

The Analyst
The Madman´s Tale
Both by Katzenbach, John

[crypto]

No. D:

[Priest]

Finished The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy. I p@wn.

[Skieski]

Finished The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy. I p@wn.

WOOT!!  YAY FOR BOWL OF PETUNIAS!

[Priest]

And sperm whales who are called into existence over alien planets and have very little time to come to terms with itself before creating craters that allow travelling hitchhikers to plumb the depths of afore mentioned alien planet.

[Skieski]

And sperm whales who are called into existence over alien planets and have very little time to come to terms with itself before creating craters that allow travelling hitchhikers to plumb the depths of afore mentioned alien planet.

Bingo!

[pwn3dl1fe]

Umm i read the eragon cause umm my pc was broken basicly i dont like reading so much if i read like um first 5 pages illalready fall a sleep:D

[Pillz]

/is reading an amazing mystery book.

It's called "The Alienist"

Set in the very early 1900's. like 1900-1910 I think.
It's about a group of people, one being the alienist, who's job is to look at criminals psychological being and determine if they are insane or not. (Lazlo) He is called, along with the story's main character, John, who is a journalist for the new york post or something, and a few others including Teddy Roosevelt, to track down a serial killer. A killer who gruesomely murders his victims. His victims usually being kids who participate in child prostitution, being gay boys or straight girls. He mutilates the bodys, chops off their genitals and gouges out their eyes. While the corrupt police agency's in New York try to hide the crimes and distort it all, Lazlo, John, Teddy and the others try to track down this killer using heavy psychological processes.



I fucking love this book so far. See I'm in love with Psychology and mystery solving, so the guy at Barnes and Noble's must of been a fucking psychic when he recommended this book. It's so fucking good.


Anyways. Other books I've read:
Power of Five Series- Fucking Great
                                                          > Both by Anthony Horowitz
Alex Rider Series- Pretty Decent         

Zombie Survival Guide
                                     >Both by Max Brooks I think. Fucking great, both of them.
World War Z

I don't read much, nothing ever holds my interest enough, such as these above books do.

[Skieski]

But Alex Rider was LUCKY, and managed to fashion a rotating chainsaw out of a turtle, some string and powerplug. YEAH. J/K

The book sounds interesting, I might try it out. And goddammit you are so lucky of having a Barnes and Noble near you. When I visited NY and checked out that bookstore, I stayed hours! I bought more or less 6 books, I think. Would have bought a lot more if money had allowed it.

[Pillz]

Yeah, there's two or three within a 20 minute drive. lol They have starbucks built into them so I can grab a frapafrocomochalochachino late when I want.

I love B&N though lol

[Priest]

My book list cannot be defeated.

[Priest]

Although I'm sure I will be reminded of any and all books that I forgot to put on the list.