[Bri_Dog]

I just finished reading Force Heretic I-III and The Final Prophecy in the star wars NJO series.  Anybody got a copy of TuF that I can borrow?

[Thorn]

Children of Dune - Frank Herbert
Call of Ctulhu - H.P. Lovecraft
The Long Dark Tea Time of the Soul - Douglas Adams

[Rictor]

Originally posted by Thorn
The Long Dark Tea Time of the Soul - Douglas Adams

Any good? And what's the general gist of it? It's pretty strange, since I was just asking for people's opinion on Adams' other books.

[JR2000Z]

Tom Clancey's Rainbow Six

[karajorma]

Originally posted by Lynx
Just finished 'Nightwatch' by Terry Pratchett.

I stopped reading Pratchett after Reaper Man. He just ceased being that funny (I think I actually laughed twice while reading Hogfather).

It's a real pity as sometimes when reading his earlier books I'd laugh so hard I cried.

[Shiva Archon]

I'm conservative but not a Bush fan...I wouldn't mind if Michael Moore would go throw himself in front of traffic, honestly.  IMO, of course

Currently reading Prey by Crichton, The Fellowship of the Ring, and The Wolves of the Calla by King.  Nothing deep but all quality

[Odyssey]

Originally posted by Rictor
Any good? And what's the general gist of it? It's pretty strange, since I was just asking for people's opinion on Adams' other books.

[color=cc9900]Yup, it's good. The general gist? Exploding airports, Dirk Gently, Norse gods, and fundamental interconnectedness. You really have to read it to understand ^_^[/color]

[Thorn]

Yeah.. its pretty wonky...

[Flipside]

karajorma, dn't give up on Pratchett, Hogfather was crap, even he admitted that, but he's back on form now, Nightwatch was great, Wee Free Men was brilliant, though Monstrous Regiment, his new one, left me a bt cold

[magatsu1]

I'm reading Inside Truespace 4 at the mo. by Frank Riviera.
I'm not kidding.

[karajorma]

I've got that but I've not read much of it (looked pretty good though).

As for Pratchett I did read Men at Arms too based on a reccomendation of a friend and I found it equally unfunny. I think he went too far in trying to be serious and in going from comedy to comedy-drama all the best jokes got left behind. I might go to the library and borrow Nightwatch but there's no way I'm paying for anything of his again unless I've already read it once and enjoyed it.

[SP2000]

Ender's Shadow
Shadow of the Hegemon

both by Orson Scott Card

Posted by CP5670  A Treatise on the Theory of Bessel Functions (G.N. Watson) A Course of Modern Analysis (E.T. Whittaker and G.N. Watson) The Psychology of Invention in the Mathematical Field (J. Hadamard Asymptotic Methods in Analysis (N.G. de Bruijn)

Seriously CP, i'm not surprised.
and don't top it off with one of your famous crazy complex equations.

[Flipside]

Dragons of the Fallen Sun by Hickmann and Weiss

[Zarax]

Frank Herbert's Dune full edition.
The books (8), not the game.

[Corsair]

Picked up Moo for the same reasons as Odyssey, and in the same place no less. So that's what I do when I'm bored in between classes.

At home I'm reading Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein. And it's A-1.

[vyper]

Noam Chomksy's Hegemony or Survival.

[Stunaep]

I have no idea how this surfaced, but anyhow:
Kafka's "The Castle" and Allan Massie's "Claudius"

[CP5670]

Seriously CP, i'm not surprised.
and don't top it off with one of your famous crazy complex equations.

This is my brother; just ignore him.

I have no idea how this surfaced

It looks like he did it.

[neo_hermes]

well i just finished The Butlerian Jihad and i'm going to start reading the Machine Crusade later on in the week.

[Kamikaze]

Well, since I've been reading some new stuff....

"****eki ****eki Jyakku; Jack The Poetical Private" by Hiroshi Mori