What are you reading?

[Zombie-A-GoGo]

We haven't had this thread up in a while, so I thought I'd start it again. :)

I am currently reading:

-Hilary Clinton's autobiography (if you can't say something nice, don't say anything)

-Eats, Shoots and Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation by Lynne Truss

-Some textbook called Earth and Life through the Ages (earth sciences and stuff)

-Civilzation and the Limpet by Martin Wells

-Song of the Dodo by David Quamen

[SGT. DEATH]

Misery just finished the 4th page

[Pain]

Reign of the Dead (still) and the new issue of Fangoria

[Last Resort Man]

and the new issue of Fangoria

That, as my subscription finally started showing up.
Legacy of Evil By Elizabeth Blue-she gave me a copy its not out yet.

[Some_Day...]

How To Make Love Like A Porn Star by Jenna Jameson..very interesting, then i'm gonna read Memoirs of a Geisha for the ninety ninth time!!! :roll:

[Zombie-A-GoGo]

There's a new Fango out? **mumbles curses under breath as subscription hasn't shown up yet** :x

I've heard good things about Memoirs of a Geisha, I'm assuming they're true since you're reading it for the 99th time. :) What is it that you like about it?

[Sexual_Zombie]

Bought The Complete Robert Crumb Vol 7 today, so I shall be reading that on my trips to the toilet.

[Pain]

There's a new Fango out? **mumbles curses under breath as subscription hasn't shown up yet** :x

I've heard good things about Memoirs of a Geisha, I'm assuming they're true since you're reading it for the 99th time. :) What is it that you like about it?

Am in UK so you probably have this one, Cursed is on the cover

[StompinCharlie]

Finished reading The Savage Nation and have begun to read The Silmarillion.

[Ark]

I'm reading "Dude, where's my country" by michael moore.

[StompinCharlie]

I'm reading "Dude, where's my country" by michael moore.

Ugh. Good luck digesting that.

[Hitman37]

im reading
-digest of ohio motor vehicle laws :)
-don quijote
-day by day armageddon

and i want to read
-deviant
-zodiac
-ed gein: pyscho
-zombie survival guide
-divinchi's code
-don quijote dedication part 2
-manson: in his own words
-helter skelter

if you noticed a pattern, all books i want to read have to do with murders/murderers/physco's which brings up the question when a zombie kills some1 is it murder?

[Pain]

I would hazard a guess at no, it's not murder. The definition of murder is premeditated killing of a human being by another human being.

Do zombies premeditate? Wouldn't have thought so.

Are they human beings? Not any more.

Shit, this is a whole new thread!

Anyway hope to start reading Battle Royale soon.

[Zen Buddakhan]

Larry Bond "VORTEX" love his techno thrillers, as well as early Dale Brown.

[Saint's Sin]

reading..

"our living multi-verse" for the 7th time

"faust" for the god knows how man-ith time

and "America the book" for the first time

i have many pages ahead, and little time to sleep, but you know what they say, they journey of a thousand pages begins with a single word, and a lot of bitching :x

[zombiekilling101]

reading almost done with City of the dead. Put the dead shall inherit the earth on hold till im done. Up after that is either reign of the dead or among madmen. Also reading Bruce Campbells book.

[Ark]

How...did...you...get...that...BOOK!?

[Zombie-A-GoGo]

Hey Hitman...about those Gein books. I haven't read Ed Gein-Psycho! but I heard it's bad. I have read Deviant though, and I'd have to say it's probably the best of the Gein books. There's also another that you should look into called Edward Gein: America's Most Bizarre Murderer. I believe it might be the first book out about Gein, also, it's written by the judge who tried him. That being said, it's a little biased (obviously) but it's also packed with details and interesting information.

Here's an amazon link, if you're interested: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1558171878/qid=1110601508/sr=8-1/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl14/102-9065960-6310533?v=glance&s=books&n=507846 (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1558171878/qid=1110601508/sr=8-1/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl14/102-9065960-6310533?v=glance&s=books&n=507846)

[Quinn]

Current Reading list:

The Frontiers of Islamic Economics
Studies in Islamic Economics
Islam and Captialism
A Failure That Transformed Russia; the 1991-94 Democratic State-Building Experiment in Chechnya
Islamic Economics and the Islamic Subeconomy
Chechnya: Moscow's Revenge
and multiple other texts for grad papers.
Quilty pleasure: Darkfall by Stephen Laws and Honthan Strang and Mr.Norrell for the 2nd time

[Thing]

"The Umbrella Conspiracy" (Resident Evil #1)
by S.D. Perry

Just got it at Barns & Nobel tonight.



Non-Fiction:
Guerrilla Warfare: Che Guevara by Ernesto Guevara
Chess Praxis by A. Nimzowitsch

I am really just waiting for Brian Keene's paperback. :-|

[skellingtonjr]

I just finished "Reign of the Dead" and "Zombies in My Hometown". Reign was a turd sandwhich :poo: but "Zombies in MY Hometown" was actually pretty good. :clap: I just got "Rising" by Keene and "Deadrush" Navarro through amazon and ebay and they arrived today. I going to chow into them. :eat:

[Some_Day...]

Memoirs Of A Geisha is such a beatiful book, it's all about how a girl is adopted into the Geisha world...there are so many misconceptions about Geisha. Its just such an eye opening book. I love everything about Geisha, I seruously recommend it, fantastic read, you'll laugh and you'll cry! It's why I've just started it again! Have a go at it Go Go and if you don't like it I'll be...well I'll be upset!!!

[zombiekilling101]

How...did...you...get...that...BOOK!?

I orderd the limited hardback sucka!:)

!No Spoilors!

I finished City of the Dead. Wow what a great book. I mean, leaving the great violence and action out. The story of the characters (damn i want to discuss this so bad!) and the struggle and the ending are just amazing.

It's right on par on with The rising if not better, and the ending of this one is beautiful. Great great book. So sad I finished it.

Reading The dead shall inherit the earth. I had high expectations for this, but so far its letting me down, its kinda a slow read. out of 180 so pages im on page 80 (so the text is cramped together and i hate it:x )

[SGT. DEATH]

I orderd the limited hardback sucka!:)

!No Spoilors!

I finished City of the Dead. Wow what a great book. I mean, leaving the great violence and action out. The story of the characters (damn i want to discuss this so bad!) and the struggle and the ending are just amazing.

It's right on par on with The rising if not better, and the ending of this one is beautiful. Great great book. So sad I finished it.

Reading The dead shall inherit the earth. I had high expectations for this, but so far its letting me down, its kinda a slow read. out of 180 so pages im on page 80 (so the text is cramped together and i hate it:x )
Im not a big reader so far the Vampire chronicles by ann rice but I must look up city of the dead sounds good.

[LoudLon]

Destination: Morgue by James Ellroy.

[javaman]

I just finished Resurrection, Inc. by Kevin J. Anderson and am starting Missing, Presumed Undead by Jeremy Davies, both in ebook format.
I'm also currently reading The Magic Labyrinth by Philip Jose Farmer and Zappa: A Biography by Barry Miles in print form.

[Zombie-A-GoGo]

The Lives of a Cell by Lewis Thomas

[zombiekilling101]

The Lives of a Cell by Lewis Thomas

is that a educational book or a novel?

[skelington]

The works of H.G. Wells right now I'm on The War of the Worlds.

[Zombie-A-GoGo]

Quote:
Originally Posted by Zombie-A-GoGo
The Lives of a Cell by Lewis Thomas



is that a educational book or a novel?

It's a book of biological essays. It's educational, yet creatively written--not stodgy at all. I love this stuff!

[skelington]

Rereading Going Postal by Terry Pratchett. Then it's The Time Machine by Wells.

[zombiekilling101]

Finished the dead shall inherit the earth. Its an ok read. The undead are only in like the last 40 or so pages. Started reading Among Madmen. So far this is a very well done book.

[Pain]

Reading Down the Road at the moment, pretty damn good so far.

[Deadguy]

I'm actually finally reading the "Zombie Survival Guide".. no time to REALLY read it, but I'm doing it in pieces.

It's not nearly as bad as I'd thought it'd be, and although there's some areas that he covers where he's only got a rudimentary understanding of stuff, it's still palatable. I don't agree with some of his conclusions in areas like that where he doesn't seem to really know part of the subject matter, but at least it prompts me to form my own conclusion on stuff that I may not have previously considered.

It's one of those things where I go: "damn.. if only he'd asked me about that before printing it.." but of course, that's nonsense. :)

Good read so far though, even my non-zombie-loving wife has been peeking in it and getting a good laugh from time to time.

I'd recommend it.

[skellingtonjr]

I bought and read Down the Road in one day. It is set during first days of the outbreak in Texas. We the reader follow George the main character from where he teaches to his family home. I think that book was well done and an accomplishment. I also think that intro was great. I love when George sees the wrecked blood covered car and he looks in for suppies. The action was well written paced correctly. My only issue is that I did not feel the connection between George and Esparanza. I think George/ Esparanza/ Alphonzo subplot did not connect well with the main plot. Overal it was a good read 7.5-8/10

[skelington]

I just got done reading Nickel and Dimed on (Not) Getting By in America by Barbara Ehrenreich. Finding a place to live outside of my parents place on a wage slave pay is driving me crazy it's depressing and nice in a way to see I'm not the only one having this problem. I thank my lucky stars that my parents are kind enuff to put up with me still living with them. I really need to tell them more often that I love them. It has also reinforced that I need to go back to college and get a better job. Now I'm reading The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy befor the movie comes out and to cheer me up.

[Zombie-A-GoGo]

Hey, I read Nickel and Dimed a few years ago, it was really interesting. Horribly depressing, but interesting! :)

[zombiekilling101]

finished reign of the dead, started to re-read the hitchikers guide to the galaxy before the movie comes out.

[skellingtonjr]

I just read "The Dead Shall Inherit the Earth" and The Preserve" that were on the list of zombie books.

"The Dead Shall Inherit the Earth" was a pretty good SciFi read but the zombies are only present in the last 80 pages. I wouldn't call it a zombie or horror book.

"The Preserve" should not be called a zombie book at all. They were only present for 6-10 pages. It is an action/war book not a horror. But none the less, it was a excellent read.

[zombiekilling101]

yeah skellingtonjr the book could have been alot better if they would have cut the bullshit and got to the zombies.

[zombiekilling101]

finished re-reading the hitchikers guide to the galaxy, started reading the sequel, the restaraunt at the end of teh galaxy

[Divided Soul]

Resident Evil Nemisis all of them have been great so far

[XposedGuts]

Im reading Vietnam War history stuff and wanna start a good zombie book.

[StompinCharlie]

Warhammer 40k. Annihilation Squad.

Soooo good.

[XposedGuts]

I also just finished reading Warcraft: Lord Of The Clans. Best book ive read in a long time.

[kenforee]

I just read On the Road by Jack Kerouac and I am currently reading The Rum Diary by Hunter S. Thompson.

[zombiekilling101]

started reading Bowie's Down the Road : A zombie horror Story, i bought these books: life, the universe and everything, star wars episode lll: revenge of the sith, sleepy hollow, rebel without a crew, and how to make a action movie for $99.

so I have some intertainmen for awhile.

[Dagnammit]

I've been reading Bram Stoker's Dracula on and off for a month now. I normally finish a novel in about two or three days but, goddamn it, the mid-section of Dracula (after Johnathan Harker's experiences in Transylvania and before Van Helsing beings stalking around) is a f*cking chore to get through. I'm getting back into the good parts now though.

[Dagnammit]

started reading Bowie's Down the Road : A zombie horror Story,

I'm guessing that's not Bowie, David. :)

[zombiekilling101]

I'm guessing that's not Bowie, David. :)

oh it is (walks off humming the under pressure bass theme):lol: :lol:

[Dagnammit]

oh it is (walks off humming the under pressure bass theme):lol: :lol:

Major Tom returns to Earth, only to discover the world's been taken over by zombies and Tom has to save the world with the help of his silver, sequinsed talking space suit called Eric. :lol:

(okay, I took a surrealistic dive at the end there...)

[zombiekilling101]

Major Tom returns to Earth, only to discover the world's been taken over by zombies and Tom has to save the world with the help of his silver, sequinsed talking space suit called Eric. :lol:

(okay, I took a surrealistic dive at the end there...)

actually throw in the help of the wise crackin knight rider car and a musicaly score by queen and you gotta freakin great movie.

[Zombie-A-GoGo]

I just started reading Evolution, Monsim, Atheism and The Naturalist World-view by Greg Graffin.

[Funshine]

Currently re-reading the Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan, as well as working my way thru "The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch" by Philip K Dick and "Otherland: City of the Golden Shadow" by Tad Williams.

[skellingtonjr]

Currently re-reading the Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan, "Otherland: City of the Golden Shadow" by Tad Williams.

I read until the eigth book in Jordan's Wheel of Time series but it became stagnent and took forever for the plot to move. I started the ninth but just gave up after that. I think Terry Goodkind's series is less indepth but the plot moves better.
Also, William's Otherland series was good but the last book was a bit of a let down.

I just read a book called The Steel Breakfast Era by Carlton Mellick III. It was the worst book, I think I have ever read. It was sci-fi, zombie, acid trip. Never read this novella

[Pain]

The new issues of Fangoria and Total Tattoo magazines.

[Zombie-A-GoGo]

"Voodoo in New Orleans" by Robert Tallant
"The Crying of Lot 49" by Thomas Pynchon

[Pain]

How's the voodoo book ZAGG?

Have just borrowed Legion by William Peter Blatty from Dr Freudstein

[Zombie-A-GoGo]

It's okay, Pain. Pretty interesting. The original copyright is 1944, that you have to sort of take that into account. :)

[Dr. Freudstein]

It's okay, Pain. Pretty interesting. The original copyright is 1944, that you have to sort of take that into account. :) Surprisingly some of the best books on the folk magic of the african diaspora (Vodoun, Ocha etc.) were written in the first half of the twentieth century, as most of them were anthropological studies and sought an insight into the historical and cultural aspects rather than concentrating on the sensationalism (possessions, animal sacrifice etc.)

http://www.ux1.eiu.edu/~cfrb/haitianvodou.htm

I can sort out a list of reading material if you're interested in reading more.

[Zombie-A-GoGo]

I actually just picked this up off the shelf on a whim. It seemed short enough. :) I have some books regarding voodoo, and upon moving in with Peter I found he had more. So...I think I'll get through those first and then maybe I'll hit you up. :mrgreen:

[Pain]

Cheers, but don't hit me too hard!

Am also reading in fits and starts for reference The Psychotronic Video guide by Michael j Wheldon and Eaten Alive : Italian Canibal and Zombie films by Jay Slater

[Zombie-A-GoGo]

Cheers, but don't hit me too hard!
I was talking to Freud, you silly. My reply to you is the post before. http://instagiber.net/smiliesdotcom/contrib/ruinkai/cistinebiggrinA.gif


Oh, I read that Eaten Alive! I liked it alot.

[Pain]

Ooops! :x

I think Jay has done a pretty good job of covering that subgenre :clap:

[zombiekilling101]

im reading, life, the universe, and everything. rebel without a crew, and star wars episode 3

[Pain]

Rebel without a crew is a great read!

[StompinCharlie]

http://www.clarkesworldbooks.com/images/large/1844161382.jpg

Good shit. Pretty long too. It's the whole trilogy and a little about the author. Worth it for 8 bucks too! I can't stop reading the Warhammer series! Argh!

[Mr. Grey]

Just finished The Taking. Good book.

[zombiekilling101]

Just finished The Taking. Good book.

what is that about

[Lady of Pain]

The Restaurant at the End of the Universe...
I was reading the Black Unicorn a few months ago, didn't finish (but it's a reread)
and mucking through some Edgar Allan Poe here and there.

[Lady of Pain]

Rereading Going Postal by Terry Pratchett. Then it's The Time Machine by Wells.

How' it going? I haven't gotten Going Postal yet (or Monstrous Regiment either for that matter)....but Pratchett is one of my favorites.

[zombiekilling101]

reading one rainy night by richard Laymon. Its pretty good so far. Its about this black rain that if you get alot of it on you, it just makes you want to kill people. Its pretty well written. Almost done, got about 100 pages left to do.

[Vash]

The forum ..........

[Pain]

City of the Dead, as soon as i get time

[Preach]

"Border Town Girl" by John D MacDonald :clap:

[Slumlord]

Reading? As in books? Ugh... I think I just gave myself the heebee-jeebees.

[zombiekilling101]

City of the Dead, as soon as i get time

dude make time.. its sooooo damn good.

[Zombie Mark]

"The Peloponnesian War" by Donald Kagan

[Tainted Love]

"The Cult of Personality: How Personality Tests Are Leading Us to Miseducate Our Children, Mismanage Our Companies and Misunderstand Ourselves."

By Annie Murphy Paul

Counting down the days until "The Half-blood Prince"

[skelington]

The Paradise Snare by A.C. Crispin the first book in the Han Solo trilogy. I was cleaning out my room and found all of my old Star Wars books in a box in the back of my closet. I'm going to read them all over again this summer. :)

[Nameless1]

The End of Oil : On the Edge of a Perilous New World by Paul Roberts

[Pain]

dude make time.. its sooooo damn good.

I have some time off work soon, so i'll start it then. I don't like to get interrupted when i start reading a book that's all. So i'll read it in one sitting.

[kmfdm56]

Of course its City of the dead, a soccer book, otherland book 2, Dune series and i just picked up last night Make love the bruce campbell way.



YES 666 POSTS.

[furygrrl]

Like what are we reading presently?

Laurell K. Hamilton - Incubus Dreams (for the tenth time, at least)
Robert McCammon - Usher's Passing
David Moody - Autumn (downloaded it yesterday)
Copious amounts of fanfiction - too many categories to list

Just finished reading Yvonne Navarro's 'Deadrush' - avoid it if you encounter it. It may look like potential zombie fun, but it just doesn't deliver.

[Sexual_Zombie]

I'm a big fan of Jack Kerouac, On the Road being his most famous and my personal favorite. At the moment I'm reading Doctor Sax.
I'm also reading Chopper II: How to Shoot Friends and Influence People.

[Pain]

I'm a big fan of John Sandford's novels

[Lilys N. Remains]

I like to read a lot of non-fiction, mainly psychology, history, occult, film, and true crime and forensics books. I do have some fiction (a lot of Poe, H.P. Lovecraft, William S. Burroughs, mythology, fairy tales, and a few classic novels) just for some strange reason, I'm more partial to non-fiction reads. The type of magazines I like to read: Time, Newsweek, Shock Cinema, Psychotronic, old Fangoria, and Massage (I am a non-practicing massage therapist). I finally finished Devil's Knot: The True Story Of The West Memphis Three last night.

What I'm currenty reading, thanks to a dear friend who is sharing his love of reading with me, is Post Office by Charles Bukowski, The Nation (a political left wing magazine), Asian Cult Cinema magazine, and a few old Fangoria (from the 80s).

[Detroit Dogg]

Thousands of Football magazines, Sports Illustrates, ESPN, King, XXL. Oh and I'm re-reading L.T OVer the Edge.


~Dre

[Sapphire Dragon]

I have an odd mixture of kids books and 'adults' books that I read. I like Tamora Pierce books, along with them Kathy Reichs books (the ones that follow Tempe Brennan), and I adore stuff by Garth Nix and Philip Pullman.

I finished reading Drowned Wednesday by Garth Nix yesterday, and one of my fave books is 'The Lovely Bones', which was so sad, but I really liked it...

[HOO-HAA]

At the moment, I'm reading a few at once:

'The Human Condition' - Dave Moody
'Long Way Down' - Nick Hornby
'The Key to the Tarot' - AE Waite
'Tarot, talisman or taboo?' - Father MP Pederman
'The Dirt' - Motley Crue and friend

[Pain]

I also read Total Tattoo and Fangoria magazines.

Novels by Stephen King, Edward Bunker, Chuck Palahniuk, Brett Easton Ellis and Mike Gayle

[zethon]

I also read Total Tattoo and Fangoria magazines.

Novels by Stephen King, Edward Bunker, Chuck Palahniuk, Brett Easton Ellis and Mike Gayle

Chuck Palahnuik is a great author. "Choke" is my favorite book of his.

[Pain]

Chuck Palahnuik is a great author. "Choke" is my favorite book of his.

I have that book, also Fight Club, whichi s much better than the movie. Am trying to get a copy of Haunted at the moment.

[zethon]

I have that book, also Fight Club, whichi s much better than the movie. Am trying to get a copy of Haunted at the moment.

Fight Club is the only one I haven't read. I saw the movie before I even knew it was a book... so now it's kinda ruined the book for me. Good thing I read "The Beach" before I saw the movie.

[Zombie Mark]

Mixture of Military History, Classic Literature (Kafka, Dickens), Swords & Sorcery (Tolkien, Brooks, Donaldson), Horror and Science Fiction.

[HOO-HAA]

Magazines I read:

SFX
Dreamwatch
Various PS2 mags

Comics:

Astonishing X- Men (Geez, Joss Whedon's good!)
The Walking Dead
Night Club
Kabuki: Alchemy (Absolutely bloody gorgeous artwork)
Girls (New Lucan Bros comic)
Nightcrawler (Although it may have been cancelled)
Damn Nation
(Looking forward to the Spike and Angel comics coming soon)

Other things I read:

The time (my least favourite is 8am)
The Writing on The Wall (unless I'm drunk.. then I just don't have any idea :lol: )
Religious Tracts (Well the first line, anyway, then I recycle them)

[Thanks]

Mark Z. Danielewski House of Leaves
lots of emergency medicine and survival stuff
humor - David Sedaris
any zombie comics

[Zombie-A-GoGo]

I just merged this with an older reading list thread.

Oh, and I finished Hilary Clinton's Bio, and maybe a few more from my previous list. I've also started reading Darwin's On the Origin of Species, A book called African Exodus by two people whose names escape me at the moment. Over the weekend, I read Jean-Paul Sartre's The Wall (short story collection) and will start his novel "Nausea" this week.

[hatefuldisplay]

Bravo Two-Zero by Andy McNabb

[R-Complex]

Currently reading and researching for my paper on evolutionary thought in the Victorian era:
Apes, Angels, & Victorians by William Irvine
Human Origins by S. Laing (an old edition published in 1892 complete with the original owner's scribbled notes!)
Adrian Desmond's bio of T.H. Huxley aptly titled Huxley
....and several bios on Darwin
Also, in my free time, I'm reading Eco's latest The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana.....and a stack of comic book trades; I'm always 4 or 5 behind.

[skelington]

I just got Bruce Cambells new book Make Love! The Bruce Campbell Way I can't wait to start reading it!

[Sapphire Dragon]

I'm currently reading my alltime favourite book - Day of the Triffids. It's an oldie, but a goody!

[Mazdak]

I am completing Plutarch's Lives, Volume 1. I already read Volume two. I read it first because i wanted to read about Artaxerxes and Eumenes as they are figures i wanted to learn more about. And Volume 1 delves far too much into the mythical (biographies on Theseus and Romulus) but i must say Plutarch handles them well.

I have a theory of mine that all "heroes" and demi gods of the ancients were real people who's stories and lives being told and retold eventually exaggerated them into gods/heroes. Alexander, had the greeks and macedonians not waned after his death, would have most likely been called a "hero" or a "god" had we not more historical knowledge of him. Most "heroes" be they hercules, or gilgamesh started the way alexander did.

[!Vision!]

The VPS Monitor and Control Facility TSO User's Guide. Riviting stuff!

[StompinCharlie]

Finnished reading City of the Dead. :cry: What a sad ending!

[zombiekilling101]

Finnished reading City of the Dead. :cry: What a sad ending!

i love that book

im reading Make Love! The Bruce Campbell Way, Twilight of the Dead. After those im gona start up on Brian Keene's Terminal.

[nirvroxx]

just finished the zombie survival guide...started city of the dead about 2 days ago...and will start day by day armegedon once i finish city...

[zombiekilling101]

woohoo, twilight of the dead keeps getting better and better, and Bruce Campbells is great.

[Zombie-A-GoGo]

I finished George Orwell's 'Burmease Days', that one little voodoo in New Orleans book, that 'African Exodus' book, 'Song of the Dodo' by David Quamman...and I think that's it. Reading: Darwin's (who else) 'Origin of Species' and Stephen Jay Gould's 'The Structure of Evolution Theory'. I'm still waiting for by copy of 'How to Talk Dirty and Influence People' (Lenny Bruce) and I have three essays on Population at home waiting. Also still reading those Orwell essays.

[greengirl54]

My pre-ordered Harry Potter book didn't arrive like it was supposed to, so I'm not reading anything. I'm almost tempted to shell out money at Barnes & Noble to buy it so I can start reading it even though a copy is already on its way (supposedly. Curse you, Amazon.)

[Pain]

In between books right now. Only because i have not got hold of the new John Sandford novel

[Zombie Mark]

I've been reading a lot of historical and classical fiction for awhile, so decided to take a break and read a fun book. Just bought "Wellsprings of Chaos" by L.E. Modesitt. Anyone here who's into Tolkien, Brooks or Jordan would enjoy the "Recluce" series.

[zombiekilling101]

My pre-ordered Harry Potter book didn't arrive like it was supposed to, so I'm not reading anything. I'm almost tempted to shell out money at Barnes & Noble to buy it so I can start reading it even though a copy is already on its way (supposedly. Curse you, Amazon.)

eeek, dont waste anymore money than you have to.. just kidding.. i read a total of 4 chapters from the first one a few years ago.

[HOO-HAA]

My pre-ordered Harry Potter book didn't arrive like it was supposed to, so I'm not reading anything. I'm almost tempted to shell out money at Barnes & Noble to buy it so I can start reading it even though a copy is already on its way (supposedly. Curse you, Amazon.)

I've never been a fan... but I hear they're really well written and kinda dark.

Hope it lives up to your expectations, Greengirl! :)

[Some_Day...]

Terry Pratchet - The Colour Of Magic

[Zombie-A-GoGo]

I'm back home in Gettysburg now. My Lenny Bruce came in (yay!) and I've started one of the Population essays. I'm eyeballing a book called The Hominid Gang : Behind the Scenes in the Search for Human
Origins by Delta Willis.

[zombiekilling101]

I'm back home in Gettysburg now. My Lenny Bruce came in (yay!) and I've started one of the Population essays. I'm eyeballing a book called The Hominid Gang : Behind the Scenes in the Search for Human
Origins by Delta Willis.

that sounds interesting ZAGG, tell me how it is when you pick it up.

i finished twilight of the dead and wow, havent read a good zombie book like that since city of the dead. Very good.

Gona start Keenes Terminal soon and continue Make love the bruce campbell way.

[Sapphire Dragon]

Being the big kid that I am, I WAS reading the new Harry Potter book - before my 16 year old brother buggered off with it.

So now I'm reading all my emails that I didn't get over the past 3 weeks while I was on holiday.

[skelington]

I just got done re-reading Monstrous Regiment by Terry Pratchett. Now I'm starting The Original Illustrated Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle. It's a complete unabridged colection of stories as they were published in the British magazine "The Strand" including the illustrations by Sidney Paget.

[Sapphire Dragon]

You know, when A.C Doyle killed of Sherlocke in one of his stories, 20,000 people cancelled their subscription to 'The Strand'. When Doyle brought him back, 30,000 people signed up for a subscription to The Strand.

Finished the new Harry Potter last night, only to find that I can't even talk about the guy that dies with my sister - she STILL hasn't finished it!

Ah well. Back to reading the first Terry Pratchett book I ever read - Night Watch.

[HOO-HAA]

I just got done re-reading Monstrous Regiment by Terry Pratchett. Now I'm starting The Original Illustrated Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle. It's a complete unabridged colection of stories as they were published in the British magazine "The Strand" including the illustrations by Sidney Paget.

My brother's a really big fan of Pratchett. I've only read the graphic novel of 'The Colour of Magic.' It was fantastic, but I just never got round to getting any more of his books..

[Some_Day...]

My b/f loves Terry Patchet, he goes through 3 books a week!!! He has all the diarys and maps too

[skelington]

I just got a copy of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince so I will have to put Sherlock Holmes aside for a bit. I didn't know there was maps of discworld.

[i-eat-ears]

The Falls by Ian Rankin

[Some_Day...]

I just got a copy of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince so I will have to put Sherlock Holmes aside for a bit. I didn't know there was maps of discworld.

Apparently so, (I don't read them but Stee knows about them) there are maps of all the diff places in Discworld. There's Nanny Oggs Cook Book too!!

[Dagnammit]

I'm in the middle of The Turn of the Screw by Henry James. A total classic, very atmospheric, but the plodding pace and impenetrable sentence stucture is turning finishing it into a bit of a chore.

[HOO-HAA]

Still enjoying 'The Dirt' by Motely Crue...

... Those boys were baaaaaaaaaad :evil:

[Pain]

New issue of Fangoria

[Detroit Dogg]

Beckett Football.

~Dre

[R-Complex]

Just picked up Can We Trust the New Testament by G.A. Wells, The Incredible Shrinking Son of Man by Robert Price, and The Empty Tomb (ed. Price). The Jesus mythicist stance is something of a passionate hobby. I'm almost done with Jacoby's Freethinkers: A History of American Secularism. Freethinkers and Diamond's Guns, Germs and Steel should be required reading for any biology or history majors- hell, high school students should use these as textbooks!

[skelington]

Nanny Ogg's cook book? The one mentioned in Masquerade? Your kidding me! :lol: Thats slick I'll have to go and look for that next pay check.



***spoiler***





I just finished the Potter book and while I'm not very surprised I am still very mad at what has happened. I can't believe he/she is gone and I can't believe that little runt had a hand in it. I can't wait for the next one. It should be his last year (maybe) and I just have to know what happens.

[Zombie-A-GoGo]

Interesting reading there, R-C. ;-)

I have recieved and am about halfway through the Lenny bruce bio for the second time. He was swell. Still reading the Orwell essays, the Darwin and the Gould.

[Some_Day...]

Nanny Ogg's cook book? The one mentioned in Masquerade? Your kidding me! :lol: Thats slick I'll have to go and look for that next pay check.

Yeah and it's got proper recipies in it too!! And some really funny ones too, the artwork is fantastic too!!

Yeah about the maps, they're of Ankh-Morpork, Deaths Domain and stuff like that!! It's all really cool shit!

[Divided Soul]

Started rereading the Bible.... Ok go ahead and make your comments...

[zombiekilling101]

Started rereading the Bible.... Ok go ahead and make your comments...

Ive never read the whole thing, but what I read was interesting enough.

still reading terminal, man this book is sad.:-(

[HOO-HAA]

I cannot read or write. It's all very sad, You females need to confort me and do all that stuff you do when someone like me is, youknow... Around.

End of Report.

Hmmmmm.... This is the second post of yours I've read and I'm still thinking.... eh? :scare:

[Pain]

Why are you on a damn message forum if you can't read!!! :x

[Dr. Freudstein]

Started rereading the Bible.... Ok go ahead and make your comments...All I know is it starts like a Stephen King novel and ends like Clive Barker's "Books of Blood"



Re-reading "Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee", possibly there's never been a book that tells a greater tale of cruelty and barbarism...

[Zombie-A-GoGo]

Hey THC..this is all very funny and whatnot, but would you mind letting this thread go back to being about what we folks who are smart enough to read are reading?

[THC420]

Sorry Folks. I'm just a carefree kinda guy who likes to have a good time. All I seem to be doing is effecting people in a negative way around here. I think I'll find a place a bit more "easy going" to hang out at. It's too bad as well, because I'm a huge zombie movie fan and I love all this shit.

Oh well, You guys try not to take life so seriously and live in the moment for what it is.

Have a good one.

THC420 Out. End of Report.

[Pain]

Sorry Folks. I'm just a carefree kinda guy who likes to have a good time. All I seem to be doing is effecting people in a negative way around here. I think I'll find a place a bit more "easy going" to hang out at. It's too bad as well, because I'm a huge zombie movie fan and I love all this shit.

Oh well, You guys try not to take life so seriously and live in the moment for what it is.

Have a good one.

THC420 Out. End of Report.

There is a chat thread for inane ramblings THC420. I'm just confused, as you can't read yet you can type what seems to almost make sense :lol:

You should join me and the Irish in the chatroom and then see how seriously we take things!

Now back to the reading, which is my local free newspaper!

[THC420]

There is a chat thread for inane ramblings THC420. I'm just confused, as you can't read yet you can type what seems to almost make sense :lol:

You should join me and the Irish in the chatroom and then see how seriously we take things!

Now back to the reading, which is my local free newspaper!

It's all good brother. There are other places to go. I just wished it could have been this place. Seems cool, I wanted to share my Zombie Cartoons but I don't think that will hapen. Way too many haters here. All is well though, Life goes on.

Peace.

[Sapphire Dragon]

you can't read yet you can type what seems to almost make sense

Steph's Answer:

"Maybe he was dictating"

Monty Python/King Arthur's Answer:

"Maybe he was dictating"

Oops, better not anger the powers that be for being off topic.
I'm reading The Golem's Eye by Jonathan Stroud.

[Divided Soul]

It may seem trite but I am currently reading ATZ's forum.....Duh!

[StompinCharlie]

The Silmarillion. Amazing book. (so hard to type after a week of being away from a keyboard)

[zombiekilling101]

I finished Brian keens Terminal, even though it is a drastic change of pace from the zombie books that i love so much from him, it is pretty good. Its really sad and ironic in the end.

I just ordered Dead Bitch Army and Aftermath of the Dead, and still reading Bruce Campbells new on, make love the bruce campbell way.. but honestly and sadly.. im not that into it.:-(

[HOO-HAA]

Started rereading the Bible.... Ok go ahead and make your comments...

If you enjoy a bit of bible, you may also enjoy 'The Nag hammadi Library' or gnostic Gospels...

... In particular, I'm a fan of 'The Gospel of Thomas' or for a bit of crazy magic from the little Jesus, try 'The Infancy Narrative of Thomas'

Check it all out at:

http://www.gnosis.org/naghamm/nhl.html

[Divided Soul]

Finished reading the Bible.... *wipes away sweat from brow* Now for some lighter reading!

[zombiekilling101]

finished terminal.

recieved dead bitch army and aftermath of the dead, started reading aftermath.

[BLADES]

I'm reading Peter Benchley's White shark, real good book.

[Pain]

As soon as it arrives I'll be reading Dead Bitch Army

[SGT. DEATH]

Spiral got me Shaun of the dead comic,my first zombie comic and I look foreward to reading this.Thanks for the gifts Spiral.

[zombiekilling101]

As soon as it arrives I'll be reading Dead Bitch Army

gona read that when im done with aftermath. its a long looking one.

[eardrumbuz]

Ghost and Horror Stories of Ambrose Bierce

[HOO-HAA]

I've just finished 'The Dirt' by Motley Crue.. so I'll be tucking into 'Memoirs of a Geisha' by Arthur Golden..

[Pain]

I've just finished 'The Dirt' by Motley Crue.. so I'll be tucking into 'Memoirs of a Geisha' by Arthur Golden..

The Dirt is a splendid read!

[Yohoki]

the ATZ forums

[Sapphire Dragon]

I've finished reading 'Between a Rock and a Hard Place', and I had to force myself to finish it, coz I didn't particularly like it that much.

So now I'm going to re-read 'Incompetence' by Rob Grant - it's one helluva funny book.

[warior 13]

I'm reading Mission Earth, by the guy who did Battlefeild Earth, which was an amazing book, I recomend that one.

[zombiekilling101]

now i saw battlefield earth the movie.. and that blew. hows the book.

[i-eat-ears]

The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold at the moment. Just finished Spanish Lessons by Derek Lambert which was really good.

[warior 13]

now i saw battlefield earth the movie.. and that blew. hows the book.

The book is ALOT better than the movie, the movie was absolute shit, a disgrace to the book.

[Sapphire Dragon]

Spent all night reading Incompetence, so now I've found this book called 'The Closers' by Michael Connelly or something like that. Shame the new Kathy Reichs book isn't out in paperback.

[zombiekilling101]

The book is ALOT better than the movie, the movie was absolute shit, a disgrace to the book.

yeah i wasnt downt with how easilly cavemen learned to fly jet fighters.

[Pain]

September issue of Total Tattoo magazine

[warior 13]

yeah i wasnt downt with how easilly cavemen learned to fly jet fighters.

The book makes a lot more sense, I highly reccomend reading it, it is my favourite book.

[zombiekilling101]

The book makes a lot more sense, I highly reccomend reading it, it is my favourite book.

is it a fast read, action packed?

[warior 13]

Well its over a thousand pages, lots of action, but it has quite a few "talking" parts which explain everything, and lots of evil plotting and counter evil plotting. I found it to be quite a fast paced read.

[zombiekilling101]

Well its over a thousand pages, lots of action, but it has quite a few "talking" parts which explain everything, and lots of evil plotting and counter evil plotting. I found it to be quite a fast paced read.

damn thats pretty long, no wonder why the movie sucked, couldnt incorporate all the things from the book.

[warior 13]

The movie would have been over 6 hours long if they had everything. And would have costed a shitload of money for special effects.

[HOO-HAA]

I've picked up 'The Melancholy Death OF Oyster Boy and Other Stories' by Tim Burton... Darkly hilarious :evil:

[Some_Day...]

I've picked up 'The Melancholy Death OF Oyster Boy and Other Stories' by Tim Burton... Darkly hilarious :evil:

Oh cool my boyfriend loves Tim Burton I'd love to get him that book. Any good?

[HOO-HAA]

Oh cool my boyfriend loves Tim Burton I'd love to get him that book. Any good?

It's great, Some Day... It's a series of poems that are illustrated by the good Kitsch Goth Lord himself... Great, wonderful, super. And available at HMV for a mere £2.99 :drinking:

[Some_Day...]

It's great, Some Day... It's a series of poems that are illustrated by the good Kitsch Goth Lord himself... Great, wonderful, super. And available at HMV for a mere £2.99 :drinking:

Oh I don't know if I can stretch to that much money!!! I guess I can look on the ground for any money that has been dropped :lol:

[Zombiekillerninja]

I've read half of different seasons. I've read shawshank and apt pupil. Apt pupil is fecked up.

[Pain]

My copy of Dead Bitch Army arrived today, so i'll be starting that later :)

[SGT. DEATH]

Spiral got me the rising by Brian keene which should keep me busy. :)

[zombiekilling101]

reading Dead Bitch Army. Great Stuff

[Ark]

The grafiiti on the walls of a bathroom stall. Don't ask how I got a net connection in here.

[Pain]

Just read Dead Eyes Open, Shaun of the Dead and Armies of Darkness : Shop til you drop comics (Cheers Spiral!). Will get back to Dead Bitch Army now.

[zombiekilling101]

im still reading Dead Bitch Army, good stuff

[eardrumbuz]

Just Another Day by Shirley Jackson

A collection of unpublished and uncollected short stories, discovered in a box in a Vermont barn years after her death, compiled and finally published by two of her children.
Some of the stories seem like rough sketches, but make for great reading anyway. Just finished The Honeymoon of Mrs. Smith, which is presented in two versions, so it's really great to see what the more sketchy type of story evolved into. Not that the story changes so much, but the changes that were made show the writing process as only the writer and editor would normally see it. Very cool...and a very creepy story.

[HOO-HAA]

I'm re-reading 'The Jesus Mysteries' by Prof Tim Freke/ Peter Candy... Great wee non-fiction prelude to the Da Vinci Code type of thing.. :clap:

[Zombiekillerninja]

I'm reading Ideas of the great psychologists.

[eardrumbuz]

the age of wire and string stories by ben marcus

[Shotgun]

I'm reading this board..... duhh.... :drinking:

[The Blind Dead]

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Screenwriting by Skip Press

[eardrumbuz]

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Screenwriting by Skip Press

Wow! I really wanna write at least one screenplay idea I have, and I just didn't know where or how to start. All I've got are notes scribbled on paper scraps. This could be just what I need.

[The Blind Dead]

Wow! I really wanna write at least one screenplay idea I have, and I just didn't know where or how to start. All I've got are notes scribbled on paper scraps. This could be just what I need.
Another good beginner book to check out is Screenwriting for Dummies.

[zombiekilling101]

Another good beginner book to check out is Screenwriting for Dummies.

yeah that is a good one too.

[eardrumbuz]

I love the "dummies" books. I should've figured there'd be one for screenwriting.

[Kemper]

7 steps to fearless speaking

[Pain]

August issue of Rue Morgue

[Patrick]

Henry James' The Turn of the Screw - GOOD book!

[i-eat-ears]

Strip Jack by Ian Rankin. If anyone else has read any of the Inspector Rebus series it's a pretty good one. I read it straight after Fleshmarket Close and I'm enjoying it more than that because that one got a bit political about asylum seekers etc and I felt it got in the way of the story a bit.

[Pain]

Ok, i said I'd post a list of books that I have read recently (or am reading) so here goes.

City of the Dead - Brian Keene
Down the Road - Bowie Ibarra (again)
No Beast So Fierce - Edward Bunker
Naked Prey - John Sandford
Dead Bitch Army - Andre Duza
Fight Club - Chuck Pahluniak

Am going to try and finish Reign of the Dead within the next week.

[Sexual_Zombie]

I’ve been reading, “The Ragged Trouser Philanthropists”. One of those books you urge everyone to read, because it’s it is THAT good. The lady I bought it from in Glasgow sent me a wee note, hoping I enjoyed it as much as her, and I sure have me matey’s!

[HOO-HAA]

Dead Bitch feckin' Army!!! :rock:

[Zombiekillerninja]

Deant Koontz's Frankenstein part 2.

[zombiekilling101]

Im reading Hellz Bellz by Randy Chandler. Its about this town that once a abaondoned church bell starts ringing, the people go mad adn start killing..

and also stories from the book of all flesh

[StompinCharlie]

Autumn: The Human Condition. ZOMG ITZ GOOD

[HOO-HAA]

Autumn: The Human Condition. ZOMG ITZ GOOD

That's an absolute gem! Enjoy!! :drinking:

[StompinCharlie]

That's an absolute gem! Enjoy!! :drinking:

Yeah it is. I thought it was just about people dealing with this plague, and then, BAM! zombies.. Absolute gold.

[eardrumbuz]

I'm still reading Shirley Jackson and H.P. Lovecraft short stories, in between chapters of The Complete Idiot's Guide To Screenwriting. Skip Press is the best guidebook writer I've read since Dave Pogue. This guide is just so well put together and easy and FUN to read!
I gotta get to I Am Legend before it's due back.

[The Blind Dead]

in between chapters of The Complete Idiot's Guide To Screenwriting. Skip Press is the best guidebook writer I've read since Dave Pogue. This guide is just so well put together and easy and FUN to read!

Definitely! He offers some awesome info.

[eardrumbuz]

can't thank you enough for the recommendation, but thanks! it really is a great source.

and hey, looks like you're only about a quarter away from a big promotion! :)

[skelington]

I just picked up a copy of Thud! by Terry Pratchett can't wait to start reading it.

[eardrumbuz]

Started on I Am Legend and had a very hard time putting it down last night. Skipped watching Ring Two as well as Blue Vinyl and just kept reading til my eyelids felt like lead weights.


Did I mention I'm liking I Am Legend? :)

[HOO-HAA]

Started on I Am Legend and had a very hard time putting it down last night. Skipped watching Ring Two as well as Blue Vinyl and just kept reading til my eyelids felt like lead weights.


Did I mention I'm liking I Am Legend? :)

It's a mighty fine read :clap:

[Sexual_Zombie]

Started on I Am Legend and had a very hard time putting it down last night. Skipped watching Ring Two as well as Blue Vinyl and just kept reading til my eyelids felt like lead weights.


Did I mention I'm liking I Am Legend? :)

That good eh, might have to order myself this little baby. I've been reading Far Side Of The Mountain

[HOO-HAA]

That good eh, might have to order myself this little baby. I've been reading Far Side Of The Mountain

You'll pick it up at a fairly reasonable price from Waterstones, Sexual... It's a great tale of claustraphobia, isolation, good oral hygene and home economics! :)

[eardrumbuz]

You'll pick it up at a fairly reasonable price from Waterstones, Sexual... It's a great tale of claustraphobia, isolation, good oral hygene and home economics! :)

yeah, the oral hygiene, and general health issues is a presence that was sorta skipped over in the movies. the classical music is such a strong presence too. but hey, we're pitchin the book to sexual here! shouldn't we mention the sexual aspects that are pretty much absent from teh movie too!?

definitely pick up the book!

[Sapphire Dragon]

My favourite book of all time Day of the Triffids.

I am having to read Lord of the Flies for school. Read it when I was twelve. Yawn.

I might proceed to Catch 22, or back to some of the books my brother likes, like the Dune series or Silence of the Lambs(the sadistic boy).

[zombiekilling101]

Still reading Hellz Bellz. Got my copy of Return of the Living Dead and I am Legend Today, as well as my copy of Dawn of the Dead like 3 days ago.

[ADrop]

to many books right now..

* The Zombie Survival guide [reading]
* Philosophy of language [reading/study]
* Empirisk semantik (Empiric semantic) [reading/study]
* Stupid white men {mikael moore} [@ the shelf @ the moment]
* Blood countess {valentine penrose, alexander trocchi} [reading]
* All flesh must be eaten [reading every now and then]

//ADrop

[ZombieMannXIII]

I just finished off Clive Barker's Books of Blood, I enjoyed most of the stories.

Now moving on to Rosemary's Baby. Heard it was a decent book and I have not seen the flick yet =(

[Nemesis]

I am currently reading Resident Evil: City of the Dead by S.D. Perry. It's great so far.

[zombiekilling101]

]
* All flesh must be eaten [reading every now and then]

//ADrop

oh yeah me too

[Crombie]

Dune (bus and work breaks), Harry Potter series (bathroom reading.. on the Pot ha!), Star Wars: Approaching Storm - prequel to Episode II movie/book (bedtime)

[HOO-HAA]

At the moment I'm reading the newspapers..

[warior 13]

I just bought Stephen King's Dead Zone.

[eardrumbuz]

packed I Am Legend for a 3 day road trip. Should finish it while I'm away. Probably get to some of the other stories in the book, too.
I've got my sketchbook for back-up.

[zombiekilling101]

Read a couple sentences from I am Legend and Return of the living dead, dont want to start reading before I'm done with Hellz Bellz though. Good thing I crap alot casue thats when I read 90% of the time:lol:

[eardrumbuz]

Finished I Am Legend. F**king fantastic story.

Still think I might prefer the direction the Vincent Price movie went towards the end. It adds another level of complexity. I hope maybe the movie will bring some of that into the story while still sticking very much to the book.

[HOO-HAA]

'Trust' by the wonderfully talented Mr Dave Moody :)

So far, and I devoured about 30 pages of it last night, we're talking 'Close Encounters of the third kind' ... but I'm expecting a twist... all seems too strightforward at the moment.

Compelling as ever... :)

[Zombie-A-GoGo]

I just finished Waiting for the Barbarians by J.M. Coetzee, and am now reading South Africa: The Rise and Fall of Apartheid by Clark and Worger.

[Pain]

The new issue of The Darkside

[Zombiekillerninja]

Reading over my fiction and planning a horrible death. Need to contact Blahead about letting him in...

[HOO-HAA]

Reading over my fiction and planning a horrible death. Need to contact Blahead about letting him in...

LOL! Are the two actually related? :lol:

[Zombiekillerninja]

Mebbe Mebbe definitely.

[klownhed]

..reading a collection of Lovecraft stories.. i think its called Waking Up Screaming, not positive cuz the book isn't in front of me right know.. any way, just finished the Re-Animator story a few nights ago..and started Beyond The Wall Of Sleep..

[skelington]

Re-reading a favorite of mine The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien. I had just watched the three extended cuts of the movies back to back and that got me in the mood to read the books.

[HOO-HAA]

Must have read about a hundred pages of Dave Moody's 'Trust' last night... guys, this one's addictive! :clap:

[Pain]

Just got Octobers Fango, so i'll be reading that later.

[Travis Adkins]

I'm reading a preview edition of Jesus Freaks by Andre Duza.

It kicks major ass!

[Victor Clark]

Calvin and Hobbes. Those comic strip books are pretty funny!

[zombiekilling101]

stopped reading Return of the Living Dead casue.. it kinda sucked to me.


Started reading I am Legend and am enjoying it so far.

[Zombiekillerninja]

Reading the SImarillion. I finished Desperation by Stephen King Friday just kinda forgot.

[HOO-HAA]

I'm reading a preview edition of Jesus Freaks by Andre Duza.



Damn.. how'd you get a hold of that?

I'm reading 'Ring' by Koji Suzuki.... Excellent! The story's different enough from any of the films to hold your attention well even if you've seen them all.... Can't get enough of this stuff! :clap:

[Some_Day...]

I'm currently reading Pamela Anderson - Star...not as randy and raunchy as it should be coming from that little sex pot...but it's def a good girly read.

[Zombie Survivor]

I'm reading a little book that I've got from my uncle called : "Je lacht je dood". It's about funny deaths. I know that death isn't funny, but if you're reading it, you'll laugh your ass off.

[HOO-HAA]

I'm currently reading Pamela Anderson - Star...not as randy and raunchy as it should be coming from that little sex pot...but it's def a good girly read.

Does she mention Tommy much?

[Some_Day...]

Does she mention Tommy much?

Not at all....it's not a direct autobiography...it's a story that's pretty much about her life!!

[Thing]

Orphanage

by
Robert Buettner

http://media.bestprices.com/content/isbn/97/0446614297.jpg

It's kind of like Spaceship Troopers.

[klownhed]

..finally got around to startin the newest 'Arry Po'er book "The Half-Blood Prince"..

..yup, i'm a fan..

[Dr. Freudstein]

Tom Mes - Agitator, the Cinema of Takashi Miike

[Zombiekillerninja]

Still Simarillion. God it's boring right now.

[SGT. DEATH]

Still reading Dead bitch army, Im a slow reader. :drinking:

[zombiekilling101]

Still reading I am Legend.

QUESTION!!!!~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WHATS THIS BOOOOOOK

I think the main characters name is DANTE and he travels though hell.... any ideas?

[Thing]

Still reading I am Legend.

QUESTION!!!!~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WHATS THIS BOOOOOOK

I think the main characters name is DANTE and he travels though hell.... any ideas?

Sure, brother. It's...
The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri: Purgatorio . Or just titled "Dante's Inferno" now'a' days.
Awsome read! A very cool travel into all the realms and reigions of hell and it's princes... Including of course you know who.
http://www.scars.com.br/images/lucifer.jpg

"Abandon every hope, ye who enter here "
As read at the gates of Hell...