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Warhammer 40k The Horus Heresy book 14: The First Heretic.

An in depth look at the treacherous Word Bearers Space Marine Legion and their role in the universe shattering Horus rebellion. Just started it yesterday.

David Bellos - Is That a Fish in Your Ear?

Va'al wrote:David Bellos - Is That a Fish in Your Ear?

If it's a Babelfish ... then this is a perfect segway

Douglas Adams - The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul

Burn wrote:

Va'al wrote:David Bellos - Is That a Fish in Your Ear?

If it's a Babelfish ... then this is a perfect segway

Douglas Adams - The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul

Perfection. I highly recommend the book Science Fair, now don't be put off becuase it's a young adult novel, it is the funniest book I've ever read (My parents re-read it all the time)

Cobalt Prime wrote:Warhammer 40k The Horus Heresy book 14: The First Heretic.

An in depth look at the treacherous Word Bearers Space Marine Legion and their role in the universe shattering Horus rebellion. Just started it yesterday.

Bastards. How dare they! D:<

I mean, I'm currently reading Horus Rising by Dan Abnett (no, seriously, I am!). And I have absolutely no idea why I didn't start reading it sooner. I can't get enough of it.

Eragon Book 4 Inheritance has my bookmark in it.

I was rereading the "sword of Truth" 13 books so far saga again before I managed to snag that book.

ee knights vampire earth books....they don't sparkle.

gail martin necromancer series

david weber safehold series

just picked up transformers Exodus

cnn.com major news junkie

Quake by Richard Laymon.

Henry Sutton - Get Me Out of Here

Godzillabot Primal wrote:What is with the zombie craze this year? I'm not trying to be rude, I'm just not sure of the attraction

It's the same thing that happened with Vampires. Soon we'll be getting movies about sexy teenage zombies.

If vampire movies have taught us anything, it's that necrophilia is socially acceptable.

Fires_Of_Inferno wrote:

Godzillabot Primal wrote:What is with the zombie craze this year? I'm not trying to be rude, I'm just not sure of the attraction

It's the same thing that happened with Vampires. Soon we'll be getting movies about sexy teenage zombies.

If vampire movies have taught us anything, it's that necrophilia is socially acceptable.

not to mention 200 year old 'teenagers' macking on real teenagers.....
...just yuck..
..

Trickster wrote:

Cobalt Prime wrote:Warhammer 40k The Horus Heresy book 14: The First Heretic.

An in depth look at the treacherous Word Bearers Space Marine Legion and their role in the universe shattering Horus rebellion. Just started it yesterday.

Bastards. How dare they! D:<

I mean, I'm currently reading Horus Rising by Dan Abnett (no, seriously, I am!). And I have absolutely no idea why I didn't start reading it sooner. I can't get enough of it.

Yep, 40k will just suck you in.

Grant Morrison - Supergods: Our World in the Age of Superheroes.

The guy really had some bad trips..!
(I mean, one can tell from some of his comics..)

aaron allston: SW X-wing, Iron Fist

Just finished the last of the Kane Chronicals and am starting on the second book of The Beyonders

Just finished Warriors: Omen of the Stars "Sign of the Moon", and am now preparing to crack the cover of Transformers: Exodus.

Diego Marani - New Finnish Grammar

Meeting the author on Wednesday, and the book has been nominated for the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize, so might as well give it a read!

EDIT: Now on Tony Kushner - Angels in America

quite enjoying it... and I only have one more book to finish before I can start the video games

Just finished Craig Thompson'a Habibi. Exquisite piece of graphic storytelling.
Seriously recommended.

Also finished The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, by Michael Chabon. And it lives up to its title! Great piece of prose for any comic book reader.


Need to finally get through the end of A Once and Future King, by T.H. White, but also have to read some Lévi-Strauss and C.G. Jung.

Just finished 'The fault in our stars' by John Green AND I FEEL SAD, DAMMIT.

Working on "Last days of Krypton" (Not the town from Kentucky) and it sheds some light on the, well, last days of Krypton and I am loving every moment of it.

I am thinking about reading The Lord of the Rings next, but I am unsure.

RhA wrote:Just finished 'The fault in our stars' by John Green AND I FEEL SAD, DAMMIT.

Fellow Nerdfighter?

Reading Making Comics by Scott McCloud.

TulioDude wrote:Reading Making Comics by Scott McCloud.

How is that? Understanding Comics is a brilliant piece of seminal work in Comics Studies.
Does the sequel live up to it?