June's here! What are you reading?

[Pyan]

A brand new thread, for a brand new month...

 

[AE35Unit]

Good grief June already!
Well I'm halfway thru HARM by Aldiss. Very good it is too!

 

[Anomander]

Just started "The instrumentals of the night" series by Glen Cook

 

[ratsy]

Started The Blade Itself - by Joe Abercrombie this weekend...over half done and I am really enjoying it.

 

[biodroid]

200 pages into Memories of Ice, a bit slow going but still enjoyable

 

[murphy]

The Master of Verona by David Blixt. A switch from fantasy to an historical novel. Really holding my interest since the last two books I started didn't.

 

[ravenus]

Well I just finished Pyramids by terry Pratchett, which was a good Discworld read. Apart from that I'm making my way through Darwin's account of the Voyage of the Beagle and I'm contemplating starting off on The Long Goodbye by Raymond Chandler, whose The Big Sleep I liked a great deal.

 

[Lady of Winterfell]

I finished Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows this weekend. I enjoyed it more this time around since I wasn't speeding through it.

I am now continuing my read of The Children of Hurin.

 

[chopper]

still going through Toll the Hounds. (as the main course, sampling other books as side dishes as i go...)

 

[Hypnos164]

Just comming to the end of The Warrior Prophet - R Scott Bakker (tonight for sure - so I can start a fresh book on the train in the morning)

The first book promised a lot, this one delivers - really enjoying it even though its taken me ages to read due to being really busy at work

 

[DarrellR]

Just starting Janny Wurts The Curse of the Mistwraith in the Wars of Light and Shadow series. Kept hearing so much about her and the series on the boards I have decided to give it a go. Just finished the Mistborn series by Brandon Sanderson.

 

[HoopyFrood]

At the moment, having to dip in and out of about six different books.

But whenever I get a slight chance, it's still on with The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

 

[Urlik]

it's summer and time for a blast from the past so I'm reading I Sing The Body Electric by Ray Bradbury

 

[AE35Unit]

it's summer and time for a blast from the past so I'm reading I Sing The Body Electric by Ray Bradbury

What kind of story is that? The title sounds almost Dickian

 

[Rodders]

For some reason, i just haven't been getting into reading at all recently. I've kept it low key with some well written rubbish.

Currently reading King of Lies by John Hart. Not Sci Fi unfortunately.

 

[Connavar]

I keep reading several books at once for some reason.

Robert.E Howard i finished reading the four Bran stories in Bran Mak Morn The Last King.

Now im on Rafael Sabatini's The Sea-Hawk.

 

[J-Sun]

What kind of story is that? The title sounds almost Dickian

It's just a collection of various stories. I think the title of the title story actually comes from Walt Whitman.

 

[dask]

it's summer and time for a blast from the past so I'm reading I Sing The Body Electric by Ray Bradbury

What kind of story is that? The title sounds almost Dickian

Don't know about the story but I thing the title is a quote from Walt Whitman.

 

[mightymem]

I am on the last book of the Percheron series by Fiona Mcintosh, Goddess. While I am enjoying the series I just not finding it as exciting as the Quickening.

 

[Rothgar]

Reading Variable Star - Spider Robinson's posthumus completion of Robert Heinlein's outline for the story. I think I wrote that correctly.