What are you reading?

Uhh CSI books, i'm reading like 3 at once.
Cold Burn, Sin City, and Double Dealer.
I just finished Grave Matters.

They are all good :]

 

I've read Cold Burn, Sin City, and Grave Matters. I loved them all especially Grave Matters. His books are interesting and they are just like the show!

 

I'm reading 'CSI:NY, dead of winter' now

 

IM reading: 'Cracking More Cases' by Henry C.Lee its a forensics book

 

I'm reading Med Center Blast by Diane Hoh and a few RL Stine books. Horror!!! I can't find the other CSI books.

 

"Anansi Boys" by Neil Gaiman. No telling me what happens!

 

Oh, I've read his other stuff. Let us know it it's any good!

 

I'm reading the Mists of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley... it is actually quite good if you are into the whole Artherian legend like me...it is taken from a woman's perspective....I also love Jane Austin, the language is so much more sophisticated!... I really want to get some CSI books... sadly I have not had the opportunity to read one *sniff sob why me * ....but I love books and have so many favorites

 

I've read Coraline by Neil Gaiman, awesomely creepy. Well, more suspensful.

 

I'm reading like 5 books. I'm reading CSI Killing Game, Harry Potter and the half blood prince, Where the red fern grows, The Chronicals of Narnia The lion the with and the wardrobe and Sereis of unfourtante events (the 12th book, I can't remember the name..and I don't care if it's a childrens book I like it)

 

I've read The Mists of Avalon. A nice twist on the standard patriarchal view of the myth of King Arthur. A very compelling story. And I agree, Jane Austen's language is from another, more civil era. I like to smile at the end of jokes and say, "That was quite diverting" whenever possible!

As for Neil Gaiman, Neverwhere and American Gods were both very cool books. I want to read some more of his stuff. It's like he writes from another plain of existence that's pretty close to ours... but not quite. Very talented guy.

 

Don Quijote (in Spanish, it's for class)
Physical Chemistry
Undergraduate Instrumental Analysis
and various journal articles
All for school
You can tell that I have no free time (I just spend all that I do have on here)

 

I'm off to the library to pick up a bunch of plays to read- 'Noises Off', 'Ah, Wilderness!', 'Tartuffe', 'Amadeus', and whatever else I can find

 

Ohhh Mists of Avalon is my favourite book ever! I find it so fantastic that one can read it from Morgaine's perspective now. She's always rendered as evil in all King Arthur's books.. I so love it. I've read the other books as well, but were not near as great as MoA And yes, one got to love Jane Austen.. have read all her novels too.

I'm reading 'James Connolly Selected Writings' by P. Berresford Ellis now, for my MA thesis.

 

I'm going to start on a book called "Devil's Knot". It's a true story about the West Memphis Three, www.wm3.org.

Then when finished I'll read "Middlesex" by Jeffrey Eugenides