Anything and everything that falls into my hands.

Just started (finally) Red Rabbit.

No, gekkogekko,

Red Rabbit is not Red Dragon scaled down.

(sorry, couldn't resist)

Reading a non fiction book called "Tommy" at the moment. Based on material taken from war diaries, it recounts the first world war from the typical British soldier who was known as Tommy Atkins.

SO you don't want me to talk about Susannah going to _______ or Eddie and Roland when they __________ or what Jake does with __________... :p

I enjoyed it and am just ITCHING for book VII.

Dammit Aqua, you spoiled it all for me so I had to read it and finish it this morning :D

I'm starting up Fahrenheit 451 again. Even if I ignore Michael Moore's movie, it just seems appropriate right now...

I'm a total book worm..and am actually re-reading King's " 'Salem's Lot" :)

Hehe, *is anxiously awaiting the last book* I finished Song for Susannah...not bad, but I thought wasn't as filled w/ action, horror and suspense as say, wizard and glass perhaps?

"The Accidental Buddhist" by Dinty Moore. :)

A very fun read.

Just finished "The Hours" and just started, "The Bridges of Madison County"....

I'll have to check that out...I loved his stew.


I'm in the middle of Kellerman's Devils Waltz, an Alex Delaware novel, and wrapping up DeMille's Gold Coast for the second time.

Dusted off copies of "The Bourne Identity", "The Bourne Supremecy" & "The Bourne Ultimatum". Re-read some biographies. the Harry Potter books and some funny, light mysteries.

Just started "Jennifer Government" by Maxx Barry. Just finished reading Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Askaban for the 5th time to prepare for seeing the movie hopefully soon. Also have been reading from a book of short stories by Neil Gaiman called "Smoke and Mirrors".

just wanted to pop in to recommend crichtons' state of fear. i haven't finished it yet but i'm really enjoying it. timely and interesting, since he cites facts and footnotes.