[Rictor]

Just finished American Gods by Neil Gaiman.

A very cool book, all in all. Well worth anyone's time. I tried to find Good Omens as well, but the bookstore didn't have it.

...I liked the parts about the gods.

I'm also two third of the way through A Short History of Progress, which isn't exactly what you would call an entertaining read, or an extremely informative one, but still. If that's your thing.

[Bobboau]

the HLP bb...

[Ford Prefect]

Ilium, by Dan Simmons. That man just has an amazing wealth of knowledge regarding classical mythology.

[Roanoke]

Black Hawk Down last week.

[Zuljin]

I'm reading a couple books a little on and off depending on where I am..

Hitchhikers Guide to The Galaxy.
Wheel of Time: Path of Daggers.
War of The Ancients: The Well of Eternity

[Mongoose]

I'm going to start a book called Elantris, by Brandon Sanderson.  It caught my eye in a bookstore; it's a stand-alone fantasy novel that looks really well done.

[Jetmech Jr.]

I'm *trying* to get my hands on the WoT New Spring Comic books.

But it's pretty tough...

[Jal-18]

In random bursts and fits (ie, whenever I'm in the bookstore) Shadow of the Giant

[Nuclear1]

Clear and Present Danger and Asimov's Nemesis at the same time.

[Anaz]

Pirates in an adventure with scientists.

[MicroPsycho]

Just finished reading The Golden Queen, part 1 of 2 of Worlds of the Golden Queen by David Farland. An excellent read, with a good mix of fanatasy and sci-fi and a talking bear.

[mikhael]

Dead tree: Transvergence by Charles Sheffield.
Ebook: March to the Sea by David Weber and John Ringo
Audiobook: Foundation by Isaac Asimov

I just started Foundation today. Yesterday it was Dune Messiah. Up next on the eBook list will be Chainfire by Terry Goodkind, while the next dead tree will be a Tad Williams book.

[Ransom]

Century Rain by Alastair Reynolds.

[Rictor]

If you have any good ebooks mikhael...well, share the wealth I always say. They're hard to find, I guess not too many people are interested in it, what with the staring at the screen for hours on end.

[BlackDove]

I'd be interested.

[mikhael]

Oooooh. Alastair Reynolds. He's groovy.

As for ebooks, I have about 5gigs worth, though to be fair, in a lot of cases there's duplicates (.txt, .lit, .rtf and .html versions). I've been meaning to catalog it all properly but I haven't got around to it yet.

[Corsair]

The Case for Peace by Alan Dershowitz
MAD Magazine

[Rictor]

5 gigs?



Jesus, I didn't even know that much e-book data existed on the entire Net.

[Turnsky]

my foxfire notes.

[Descenterace]

My revision notes for my resits on Monday.

Actually, that's what I'm supposed to be reading.

I'm reading various webcomics and forums. And the briefing for mission 9 of Hostile Waters.