[fromTheSprawl]

Books are a uniquely portable magic. ~Stephen King

What are you reading now?
What have you finished?
Would you recommend it?
Looking for recommendations?
Debates on plots?

Put it all here,

[DimitriV]

Im reading Dream.In.Code on my phone. Its light, it's portable, its chockers full of new material, so I'm not complaining.
And for those who say DIC isn't portable magic, just wait till I find you.

[WolfCoder]

Uniquely Portable Magic sounds like a euphemism. Not sure I want to know exactly what.

[DimitriV]

You really want me to answer that? I use my portable magic all the time. What does it mean? Anything I want it to.

[ishkabible]

WolfCoder, on 04 October 2011 - 02:07 AM, said:

Uniquely Portable Magic sounds like a euphemism. Not sure I want to know exactly what.

masturbating furiously!

[Creecher]

A Game of Thrones

Yes, I've read it twice before

Oh God yes.

Sure

Come at me

[ishkabible]

i can't tell if that was a response to my response or to Game of Thrones...ooooor an embodiment of Uniquely Portable Magic.

This post has been edited by ishkabible: 03 October 2011 - 06:45 PM

[fromTheSprawl]

No one yet took up on my debate regarding A Song Of Ice and Fire. I firmly believe that

Spoiler

Tyrion did not kill the young devil.

Anyway...

I'm reading The Lost World by Micheal Crichton now. Before that I finished Jurassic Park by him too, it was like the movies, only more informative without losing any excitement. I want to watch the Terra Nova thing with the dinos, and if I remember Jurassic Park 4 is in the making. Nice time to be a dino fan.

This post has been edited by fromTheSprawl: 03 October 2011 - 06:51 PM

[creativecoding]

there's this book called 'wake' I'm reading. I was hoping it was about inception or something, because the librarian claims it's about a girl who gets dragged into other peoples dreams (like when other people dream around her, she passes out and is in their dreams), but it turns out everybody dreams about sex and hot lesbian scenes, and she keeps on crying n shit because she doesn't want her ability.

lame.

[supersloth]

currently: one flew over the cuckoo's nest

[Gavisann]

Currently reading Stephen Kings: Under The Dome.
It's a good book so far.

[fromTheSprawl]

Whoa Gavisann dude! I envy you. I want to buy it but I think even the paperback version is too bulky.

I once encountered One Flew Over but the book was too old(the condition) so I passed it up, I liked the movie though.

[Dormilich]

I’d give out a recommendation for "Howl’s moving castle" (the book, not the movie). other than that, discworld novels hardly fail to entertain.

[fromTheSprawl]

Which is the first DiscWorld book? I am very interested in reading them. Are they "Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy" funny? I don't know if there's an english version of Howls though.

[Dormilich]

"The colour of magic" is the first one, but you don’t have to read them in absolute order (though you should kind of read the books in a storyline (Death, the Witches, the City Watch, etc.) more or less in order)

whether you find the Hitchhiker books funny depends on your taste. I had fun reading them, though.

PS. Howl’s moving castle is an english book to begin with …

PPS. best book in the discworld series so far: "Mort"

This post has been edited by Dormilich: 03 October 2011 - 11:17 PM