Christ Centered Gamer

The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger, by Stephen King.

Trudogger wrote:*eats C_W alive*

Seriously, I'm interested in reading that. Just to see if he can keep my interest.

I'm still working on The Hobbit. Why it's taking so long, I have no idea.

Well, it was an improvement over the previous two...meaning it was a sub-average book.


Strange that The Hobbit is taking you the longest, usually that's the easiest book to read.

The Last Full Measure by Jeff Shaara. Great book, although still not Gods and Generals quality.

Inkdeath - Cornelia Funke

I got to the 3rd chapter. Woo.

Revolutionary Road--Richard Yates

I am still working on that freaking hobbit. Actually, I haven't touched it in a while. But I will, I promise.

Tomorrow I'm going to borrow Eragon, Eldest, and Bsringr (however that is spelled) and read them in one fell swoop. I want to see if they hold up to my literary taste of today.

I'm also borrowing Snakehead by Anthony Horowitz.

And in the near future, borrowing The Prestige by Christopher Priest.

Kendrik wrote:I may or may not have just loaded up a translation of Sun Tzu's The Art of War. So awesome. This stuff should be read by everyone... and not because everyone should know how to lead an army. It's huge for personal and relational success.

Tell me where to find it please?

I started on Watchmen.

EPIC. WIN.

Kendrik wrote:I may or may not have just loaded up a translation of Sun Tzu's The Art of War. So awesome. This stuff should be read by everyone... and not because everyone should know how to lead an army. It's huge for personal and relational success.

I concur....

As for my currently reading:

*ahem*
"Dracula" by Bram Stoker...

Here's a list of books I am currently in the middle of.

Halo: Fall of Reach

Brisingr

Left Behind: Desecration


Yep all are pretty good so far. That's a good 1500 to 2000 pages right there.

Just finished Of Mice And Men.

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right now I'm about to go finish up part one of Pilgrim's Progress, and maybe get a jump start on part 2...and I'm also reading Black by Ted Dekker...both are very interesting to say the least.

Just finished Slaughterhouse-Five, by Kurt Vonnegut

For some reason I never got around to reading this after reading The Sirens of Titan and Breakfast of Champions.

Holy crap, it's phenomenal. Post-modern, crazy quasi- WWII science fiction/satirical anti-war craziness. Awe inspiring.

I'm about 400-500 pages into A Storm of Swords. Very, very good. Though I should be finished by now (started about a week ago). It's just... I've had so little time to read lately.

I know, I know. Epic fail.

I'm starting Atonement, since I finished Watchmen last night.

Black Hawk Down

Meh.

Homicidal Psycho Jungle Cat and ADAM.