I'm currently reading the Shrine by James Herbert, Only have a few story books around, It's ok i guess, nothing special, Theirs a book called "astech" or something along them lines, I don't know how its spelt or who its written by so i can't find it, If anyone can correct me i'd be very pleased and +rep. Also if anyone could recommend me some good adventure books, I'd be very grateful.
Just finished "The Rats" by James Herbert, saw the so called film years ago and gave the book ago, glad I did, much better than a movie. Not sure what next, was given "The Jester" by James Patterson to try
"E-myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It" by Michael E. Gerber
Excellent book. Dune is on my to read list, as well. Currently reading Zen and the art of motorcycle maintainence by Robert M. Pirsig -- got the communist manifesto by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels to read after that.
just starting Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro. just finished re-reading Pattern Recognition by William Gibson.
I finished reading Dune for the second time a couple of weeks ago, it's an excellent book. Currently reading A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson.
The novel I'm reading at the moment is The Passage by Juston Cronin I never thought I would find a book with the word vampire in the description that I would actually be interested in reading. When I finish my Coursework I may have time to finish it. For light reading: How Hard Can It Be? (World According to Clarkson 4) Almost finished it.
Ah found it!, Apparently this book is amazing, Need to buy this asap, I'm also reading "Internet Marketing" How to get a website that works for your business by Nigel T. Packer >>>
Evo - do you perchance mean: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Aztec-Gary-Jennings/dp/0765317508/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1289169606&sr=8-1 this? Currently re-reading a fair few of the Discworld series - need to go buy myself a few classics I think... *edit* Damn having pages open for hours before looking at them... there were only three posts when I replied! *edit*
I loved 'Short History of Nearly Everything', especially the chapter on Thomas Midgley Jr, the "worst inventor of all time" (he is responsible for both lead in petrol, and CFCs)
Currently rereading: Chaos - James Gleick Taming the Infinite - Ian Stewart Currently reading: Archimedes Revenge - Paul hoffman The Greatest Show on Earth - Dawkins Too much non-fiction, I blame applying to uni. Three of them are really interesting but chaos is a big book and quite repetative although it is interesting too.
I'm rereading Neal Asher's Polity series (part of the way into Line of Polity) and reading Iain M. Banks' Surface Detail.
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett Probably my favourite Discworld novel of the ~2/3 of the series I've read to date.