What are you reading right now

[Cryptid Collector]

I read a MLP comic last night, I can't believe they managed to sneak this little battle wound in something like a official My Little Pony comic, the artist should get a medal for having the balls to try it:

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[The Metamorphosing Leon]

I don't get it.

[Cryptid Collector]

I was referring the eye(which is actually damaged perminatly based on the rest of the comic)

[techwizard]

finished The Stranger by Albert Camus in less than 24 hours, i thought it was great. really depressing but gives a lot to think about. lots of subtlety in characters and seemed like a commentary on the meaningless things that people care about in life. really shows how absurd everything is (which i think was the point of it all)

[GrayGhost81]

finished The Stranger by Albert Camus in less than 24 hours, i thought it was great. really depressing but gives a lot to think about. lots of subtlety in characters and seemed like a commentary on the meaningless things that people care about in life. really shows how absurd everything is (which i think was the point of it all)

I grabbed a copy of that a few months ago on Fleach's recommendation. Haven't gotten around to it yet.

I've gone back to the Margaret Atwood well this week with Oryx and Crake. I really like it so far.

[techwizard]

finished The Stranger by Albert Camus in less than 24 hours, i thought it was great. really depressing but gives a lot to think about. lots of subtlety in characters and seemed like a commentary on the meaningless things that people care about in life. really shows how absurd everything is (which i think was the point of it all)

I grabbed a copy of that a few months ago on Fleach's recommendation. Haven't gotten around to it yet.

I've gone back to the Margaret Atwood well this week with Oryx and Crake. I really like it so far.

i just picked up Oryx and Crake a few days ago too on a friend's recommendation, haven't started it yet though.

[techwizard]

i finished volume I of the Greek Myths by Robert Graves a while back and am now working on Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell because i got the movie for christmas and wanted to read the book first. really liking it so far, i'm not 100% sure what the overall plot is yet but i'm only 65 pages in so there's still a ways to go

[GrayGhost81]

I finished Oryx & Crake (very good) and yesterday I started True Grit. Very hard to put down, I'll probably be done with it by the weekend.

[The Metamorphosing Leon]

Started Ready Player One, pretty awesome.

[The Metamorphosing Leon]

Storm of Steel by Ernst Junger. It's a memoir of World War 1 wherein the writer looks back at it as a formative experience. Pretty interesting in a world where books like All Quiet On the Western Front, decrying the horror of war, are the norm.

Not saying I agree with Junger, but it is an interesting parallel.

[Sauza12]

I just finished reading Clockwork Angels by Kevin J. Anderson and Neil Peart.  Anderson gets a lot of trash for being a kind of hackish writer, but I liked the book.  It also helps that I really like Rush.

I'm just starting Fahrenheit 451.  I haven't read it in 15-20 years, so I figure it's about time to reread it.

[Haoie]

Pirates of the Storm

[techwizard]

still working on Cloud Atlas because i started reading it along with a friend and we don't sit down to read it together very often (only one copy of the book, i read it out loud to her). really liking it, about halfway through now.

finished Vol. 2 of the Greek Myths by Robert Graves a couple weeks ago. also finished Starcraft: Liberty's Crusade on a friend's recommendation, it was ok. now reading Transport Canada's Aeronautical Information Manual online and The Iliad by Homer

[MaterialHandlerMike]

Kick-Ass 3 (Issue #1)

[Zagnorch]

I'm digging into a happy-go-lucky account of one of the high points in the history of U.S.-Japan relations:





Now don't spoil it for me by giving away the ending...