I'm in the middle of John Dies at the End - written by the Editor of Cracked.com and creator of the Monkysphere essay. It's both hilarious and genuinely scary.

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For some reason Birdo clearly has the voice of a Japanese man in this trailer. It's like... eating a cake. You expect the cake to be delicious, but when you bite into it, it sounds like a Japanese man. See what I'm trying to say here?

Just picked up a copy of the new Dan Brown book  The Lost Symbol.   Hope it is as   as his other Robert Langdon books.

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I smell another dream to crush...

suzanne536 brute

My friend threw Raymond E. Feist's Silverthorn book at me, so I'm reading that at the moment.

I really can't be bothered with reading at the moment, I just haven't got the patience for it any more, I'll read a couple of pages, and then I'll go snort cocaine and start playing violent video games again.

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I only wrote this because I hate you.

Just getting ready to start reading V for Vendetta again, possibly my favourite book. Not sure which I like best, Watchmen, V for Vendetta or The Dark Knight Returns.

I have read The Killing Joke too, however I think it's extremely overrated, I was hyped up to read it given how much I'd heard of it and how much of an influence it was meant to be but unfortunately it didn't deliver the s, it was very short too which is unusual compared to most Batman Novels, Specially when compared to novels like The long Halloween and Dark Victory.

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"IrishMorn"
If Adon and Sagat step in....ah, what the hell, I'll get drunk and join in on that one.

Right now?
Darren shan Saga.
Another book.
Twilight series.
LOTR(Again)
And old Beano annuals.

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Your people just destroyed a hard built character with a simple stupid decision. Yes i understand the game said it was irreversible

I think you'll find it was you.

- The Bag,

I am now reading a book written by Robert Ludlum called The Ambler Warning.  I am hooked. 

His name is Hal Ambler who is an ex-agent who escapes a psychiatric ward.  Nobody knows who he is anymore and he's trying to figure out who put him there.

I highly recommend this book.  It is written by the author of The Bourne Identity series.  Quite a read.

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guitarscout:

I am now reading a book written by Robert Ludlum called The Ambler Warning.  I am hooked. 

His name is Hal Ambler who is an ex-agent who escapes a psychiatric ward.  Nobody knows who he is anymore and he's trying to figure out who put him there.

I highly recommend this book.  It is written by the author of The Bourne Identity series.  Quite a read.

I've read that, and it really is a rather book, very riveting.

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I only wrote this because I hate you.

I might give that book a go. Sounds interesting.

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Your people just destroyed a hard built character with a simple stupid decision. Yes i understand the game said it was irreversible

I think you'll find it was you.

- The Bag,

Apart from reading a lot of books about interactive narrative and dramatic theory and all that, the last two novels I read were by Haruki Murakami, Dance Dance Dance and The Wind-up Bird Chronicle. I think the next one will probably be Murakami again; probably Kafka on the Shore.

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I'm reading the Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan. The books are great, trying to get a book in the series though, and meanwhile I'm trying some horror by HP. Lovecraft

John Lutz's Dancing with Death, it's slow going and reading about dancing is neither thrilling nor as entertaining as watching the real thing.

Only picked it up because I liked the movie Single, white, female which was based on a former book by him.

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"Let me tell you this: if you meet a loner, no matter what they tell you, it’s not because they enjoy solitude.
It’s because they have tried to blend into the world before, and people continue to disappoint them."

New Moon. Again. >_> And I just read the first Vampire Diaries Buttt I'm also reading "Gypsy" by Lesley Pearse and "Son of a Witch" by Gregory Maguire, although I'm not very far into either and I've had them since June My mum's also told me to read "Guernica" by Dave Boling, cause she couldn't get into it and wanted to know if I could, but I haven't tried yet.


I get bored easily.

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I'm reading-- wait for it-- The Wizard Heir. It's the sequel to The Warrior Heir, which was a great book, and so far, The Wizard Heir is living up to expectation.

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Fighting fire with fire burns the whole world.

Tossed away Dancing with Death, not literally but I was close to, because I have this stupid misconception that thrillers should be, well, thrilling, started Loretta Chase's Lord of Scoundrels instead, love that book.

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"Let me tell you this: if you meet a loner, no matter what they tell you, it’s not because they enjoy solitude.
It’s because they have tried to blend into the world before, and people continue to disappoint them."

This is going to sound crazy but, The Zombie Survival Guide. It's a handbook on how to survive the zombie apocalypse.

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Oh my, that does sound crazy indeed. That must be an incredibly obscure book, filled with zany antics, because I've certainly never heard of it, and I can't imagine anybody else here has either!

On a different note, you should read World War Z, it's by the same guy, and brilliant.

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I only wrote this because I hate you.

Oh yeah, I've heard about that book. I guess a serious book I'm reading right now is Four Past Midnight. Or The Sun Dog, in Four Past Midnight. Stephen King is a crazy man...

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