I'm 3/4 of the way through V for Vendetta (graphic novel), and bloody good it is too

Also getting closer to finishing Charlie Brooker's Screen Burn every time I... Well, it's a book you dip into, let's put it that way

I might finish the other half of Duane 'Dog' Chapman's book next. On the other hand I've picked up some brilliant books on global crime and mercenaries recently

Just had a thought, maybe you'd like to post Amazon links or similar to what you're reading in case anyone else fancies giving it a go?

Here's mine anyway:

V
http://www.amazon.co.uk/V-Vendetta-New- ... 548&sr=1-1

Brooker
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Screen-Burn-Cha ... 611&sr=1-1

Dog
http://www.amazon.co.uk/You-Can-Run-Can ... 639&sr=1-1

I've just finished the fourth book of Raymond Feist's Serpentwar saga.

I need to gather some pennies to start on the next set of his books.

The Mammoth Book of the Best of Best New SF

Really enjoying this collection of sci-fi short stories. Hollywood should take note.....there's some original writing out there, you know.
Clicky

My two favourite options are the library and phoning the local charity shops/second hand book sellers, as you often get people coming in with entire collections

Out of curiosity, how long or short are the stories?

I've just finished reading James Herberts "48" http://www.amazon.co.uk/48-James-Herbert/dp/0006476007/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1247515652&sr=1-1 really good book, very well written and imaginative, a little hard to get my brain into the era of it, but once there it flowed incredibly well.

Before that it was Clive Barkers "Cabal" http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cabal-Clive-Barker/dp/0006176666/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1247515768&sr=1-1 another very good book, although halfway through it I lost my nerve and a nights sleep because the imagery was so descriptive, my imagination took it and made it real. I love any book that can do that

Not quite sure what to read next, I want to get back into the David Eddings books, the Belgariad particularly is a favourite of mine, currently I own "Belgarath the Sorceror" which is a sort of 'fuzzy overview' of that whole saga, but I enjoyed the detailed storytelling involved in the series.

Another good read lately was "The Name of the Wind" by Patrick Rothfuss, a little bit magic, a little bit 'headology' it's fiercely addictive but the second part of the "Kingkiller" series isn't out until next April so be warned!! http://www.amazon.co.uk/Name-Wind-Kingkiller-Chronicle-Book/dp/0575081406/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1247516084&sr=1-2

Just started Terry Pratchetts 'Making Money' again, cos it was the first thing that came to hand.

I recently finished reading "Catch 22" and "A Tale of Two Cities".

I'm currently reading "Star Trek Voyager: String Theory (Part 1)" and "The Storm" by Vince Cable MP.

There's 39 stories in 791 pages which averages out at 19 pages each.

I have just bought some of the annual collections of Mammoth Book Of Best New SF through amazon. They're in the same format and also well worth a look. You can get some of them quite cheaply, which always helps.

Having read twice 'The Chronicles of Conan' (a collection of all of Robert E.Howard's finished and unfinished stories), I've now gone back to rereading Bill Bryson's A Walk In The Woods (even though I've read it about four times already).

I really need some new reading material.

I can't read

Peter.

Lee Child - Sein wahres Gesicht (A Jack Reacher novel)
Frank Herbert - Die Ordernsburg des Wüstenplanets (Chapter House Dune)
Lee Child - Sniper (another Jack Reacher, free through the iPod Touch Stanza app)
Herbert George Wells - Time Machine

The Prestige - Christopher Priest.

Only just started it on the recommendation of a colleague at work. Seems reasonably promising so far.

Just lately I've been really wanting to read "1984." I read it once, a very long time ago and have only dim recollections of the story. I may see if I can find it cheap online after I've been paid.

"Empires of the Sea" by Roger Crowley. It is very good.