What book are you reading now?

[mbennet35]

I'm currently reading Lancelot And The Sword

[SolemnBoy]

I've been getting lots and lots of books on religion from the library that I'm going to explore! Not sure where to start yet but I have:

The Bible
The God Delusion
The Quran
A book with Taoist writings
A book with Hindu writings
A collection of stories from Norse mythology

This is exciting! c:

[MisterLove]

Just finished Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird. It was good but not exceptional, the book carries a timeless message but today's readers may find the narrative too slow paced.

[jstonegate]

I currently finished up The Velvet Rage by Allan Downs. I must say for a book about the gay-psychology it's a perfect fit. I really enjoyed his analysis of how gay's grow up, I'd recommend it to anyone that has an interest in psychology.

[Tim18]

I just got Terminal World today.

[Wade]

Just finished Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird. It was good but not exceptional, the book carries a timeless message but today's readers may find the narrative too slow paced.

I read that book in high school and loved it. I used to walk around my room reading Atticus' final speech in court out loud. It's so powerful and well crafted.

[justbry87]

American Gods - Neil Gaiman

Soo good

[Wade]

American Gods - Neil Gaiman

Soo good

I tried reading that a long time ago. I stopped around the part where the guy got sucked into the magic vagina....

Maybe I'll give it another shot sometime.

Neil Gaiman is a god among men himself though. I just got back from a grocery market where I spent 10 minutes clogging up a spicy sauce/book aisle reading his foreward to the new edition of Farenheit 451.

His wife is pretty badass as well.

[justbry87]

haha,

The magic-vagina bit! That was like towards the beginning of the book I believe. I was reading that part while I was on a plane and I couldn't stop laughing ;D

You should definitely keep reading!

Have you read his book 'Neverwhere'?

[Wade]

I have not. I haven't actually read anything by Neil Gaiman, I just mostly like the way he speaks... and his hair.

Which would you recommend reading first to the get the best introductory Gaiman experience?