Hey Bookworm, What Are You READING?

**BobCox2** · 08-06-2011, 04:04

Oh! Vivi should try This one as She like's Terry Pratchett.

Originally Posted by Vivi

Terry Pratchett's awesome although I don't enjoy his newer books so much which is probably a matter of taste.

I don't think Death will snatch him up so quickly, not even when he's fighting for legalisation of euthanasia (something I agree with as I will always want to be in control of my own life).

And so does DEATH apparently.

- reading Donnerjack

By Roger Zelazny and Jane Lindskold.

Last in the "Jack of Shadows" stuff Roger did and I Don't care what wikipedia says on the subject for once,
So there!

**s4nder** · 08-06-2011, 10:01

I'm reading through John Scalzi's Old Man's War series. He's been churning out great sci-fi novels at an alarming rate lately.

**BobCox2** · 14-06-2011, 00:10

In a follow-up update to my last post

Terry Pratchett begins formal process to Die.

I thought he just needed 10cc of mouseblood and a egg?

**stowaway** · 16-06-2011, 08:32

The Hobbit
I like to read it during summer break.

**Vivi** · 16-06-2011, 20:44

Originally Posted by BobCox2

In a follow-up update to my last post

Terry Pratchett begins formal process to Die.

I thought he just needed 10cc of mouseblood and a egg?

Poor taste Bob. I saw his documentary last Monday (well the last half of it) and it was very touching, very moving. He's facing a very difficult decision.

**Elly** · 17-06-2011, 22:25

Just finished reading The Passage and a now reading Operation Mincemeat.

**blacklightsm** · 22-06-2011, 18:16

1984, lsat stuff

**Taber** · 23-06-2011, 05:27

Most recent was Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut. I had read it before, but had forgotten how think the irony was, or maybe I just missed it on the first go through.

**BobCox2** · 24-06-2011, 06:37

Originally Posted by Vivi

Poor taste Bob. I saw his documentary last Monday (well the last half of it) and it was very touching, very moving. He's facing a very difficult decision.

Well This is not normal in America Vivi

Even if you think it's in good taste.

Tastes Differ.

He's English and I think he would chuckle if he read it.

I just finished The Light of Other Days by
Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen Baxter

Had missed it til now and was great 10 of 10 hard Sci Fi
Gave me a sense of Déjà=View

Now reading Heart of the Comet a novel by David Brin and Gregory Benford.

Wow that's even older and Great stuff!

Haley's already passed in my life how about for you?

Will edit in a score when finished.

**Vivi** · 26-06-2011, 10:55

That's just because cycling lanes are non existent in the USA. The country is so crowded some places are impossible to go to by car so you have to use a bike.

If you saw the documentary I saw the other week you would know what I meant though. And why I said it. But I forgot you couldn't have seen it so I can't expect you to understand.