What book are you currently reading?

[byegad]

The October Horse by Colleen McCullogh. I have just re read the earlier books and when I finish this there's another in the series.

 

[longers]

I've just finished Missing the Boat by Michael Hutchinson. If you enjoyed The Hour, you might like this.

 

[schnieder7]

i'm reading the noahs ark quest by boyd morrison its a great adventure novel

 

[vernon]

Using Drupal by Angela Byron - a step by step manual on using an open source content management system.

 

[piedwagtail91]

the subtle knife, the second in phillip pullmans dark materials trilogy. lost count of how many times i read these books, i find them a great escape.

 

[Blackandblue]

After You: Letters of Love, and Loss, to a Husband and Father by Natascha McElhone. Not a long book but it's taking me quite a while to get through it.

 

[Sheffield_Tiger]

Just finished "Dog Blood" - a quite surprising shift, starts as an apocalyptic story with the usual protagonists and antagonists, then you realise how your perspective has shifted

Now reading the short stories based on the Buffy BtVS series and whilst not winning any literary awards, fun nontheless

 

[jig-sore]

reading "cruel death". a true crime story of an American couple who killed and chopped up another American couple. then got books about another American serial killer and "medical murders" to read.

also reading about Vin Venson the cyclist

 

[HLaB]

I'm currently reading Transport Policy and Planning in Great Brirain, a gripping read

 

[dan_bo]

Between the Assasinations by Avarind Agida. Funny, compelling book.

 

[Lardyboy]

Underworld - Don DeLillo. Cracking good read.

 

[661-Pete]

I'm not a brilliant reader, I tend to re-read rather than read new stuff. But a few days ago, in France, I was laid up for a whole day with a bad foot (need to see the physio), couldn't do anything, I just sat and read off an entire 300+ page novel in a single day. It was a book my wife had brought along: she didn't recommend it!

Engleby - Sebastian Faulks.

Deeply disturbing, especially since it covers the time I was a student; I'm not too sure about my own mental state, and I have had an episode of amnesia (when I came off my bike). But I'm fairly certain I didn't

Spoiler

bludgeon someone to death...

I had to re-read bits of it again, it was really absorbing.

 

[sparkyman]

Todays book is: Night of the living Trekkies.

Sp4rkym4n

 

[John the Monkey]

Finished "We Were Young and Carefree"

Now reading "Waiting for the Etonians".

 

[Fran143]

Just starting The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold.