What are you currently reading?

I've just started reading One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey.

I am reading NOS4A2 by Joe Hill.

Just started reading the futuristic science fiction book, Gameboard of the Gods by Richelle Mead. It's the first book in the Age of X series and I'm really trying to give it a chance, it's a little slow.

At dawn we slept, bu Gordon W. Prange.

You may know it by it's movie title:

Tora,Tora,Tora.

for those who crave sci-fi, might I recommend Baen books .com.
a wide selection of standard and E-format books AND a free on line library..
re-started the Dahak series today..
Then there's the ring of fire series: 1632,1633,1634 et al.
and the Honor Harrington series..

The Tibetan Book Of The Dead with introductory commentary by His Holiness The Dalai Lama.

I'm reading Wolves of the Calla by Stephen King.

I just started reading Song of Susannah by Stephen King.

I am reading The Wind Through The Keyhole by Stephen King.

a reply to: The_Truth_Seeker

When I finished Stephen King's Dark Tower series I felt a huge sense of relief and immense fatigue, it's quite a journey!

Currently reading Philip K. Dick's 'Flow my tears, the policeman said.' I'm having a PKD binge at the moment.

I've just started reading The Dark Tower by Stephen King.

Seeker, you wouldn't happen to be a Stephen King fan, would ya? I actually just downloaded his new book "Doctor Sleep" Unfortunately, I haven't had time to even listen to it...

I'm also reading Dean Koontz's 77 Shadow Street!

I try to get to the library on Wednesdays. That's my self imposed 'get out of the house if I'm healthy to do so'. The next book I want to read is the Steven King sequel to 'The Talisman' ... it's called 'Dark House'. (I just found out about it). I went to get the book and the library didn't have it. So I'll try again next week. I'm looking forward to it.

a reply to: FlyersFan

It's not as good as The Talisman but it isn't terrible.

I haven't started it yet, unless you count the preface, but I bought Fahrenheit 451 today. I had heard of it, of course, since it's a classic, but never enough to get interested in it. However, today I was at the mall, saw it, read the back cover and now the book and I are together, lying on my bed.

The preface, written by a Brazilian journalist and literary critic, is very interesting, I think I'll like this book very much.

I have been happily working my way through Terry Pratchett's Discworld series (40 books)

The first two books `The color of magic` and `The light fantastic` should be read together although the others can be read in any order
My favorite so far is `masquerade`featuring Granny Esmerelda Weatherwax. They are also available on audio books read by the brilliant Nigel Planerwww.terrypratchettbooks.com...[/pic]
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PS. Ha ha ha ha ha , hahaha , ha ha ha. - The Opera Ghost !!!!!

Since last October i only read Star Trek novels. I found the entire collection, 700+ books.

I currently read "The Abode of Life" by Lee Correy

I am reading Dead Beat by Val McDermid.

a reply to: The_Truth_Seeker

Anything by Val is good.

Just opened up Lionheart by Sharon Kay Penman.

She's my favorite historical fiction author and I love reading about The Angevins.