lol. Just for you.

You ****.

8th reread? Are you insane? The guy is a good author but damn

My insanity has nothing to do with it. I first read A Game of Thrones back in 1996 when it released, before it was cool to say you had read it. The same is true with The Hunger Games series. I know this makes me sound all hipster and maybe I am when it comes to this series. Now you can't go anywhere without seeing Game of Thrones or The Hunger Games stuff or having someone ask if you've read these 'Great new books..." That said, with the first book being out 16 years now, I don't see reading it 8 times all that excessive. Sure maybe reading A Dance With Dragons that many times is, but THAT does have to do with my insanity.

That's fair enough. I try not to read books that are currently mainstream but I love me so fantasy

I've wanted to read the girl with the dragon tattoo, but haven't yet.

do it do it do it do it

Love that series. Trust me when I say if you even remotely like the first, pick up The Girl Who Played with Fire, it's a ton better than the first, and the third is pretty great as well.

I've read more, from Chapter 10 to Chapter 21 in one sitting. It becomes amazingly interesting and I think I'm gonna finish it by today. Definitely worth the read and such an amazing book. Have the 2 remaining books lined up, ready for me to indulge in more sessions after I finish this one. : D

Thanks to the hurricane I was able to read the 2nd GoT book in about a week.

Started up on the third.

I'm really starting to get annoyed with how often he uses the word cu.nt.

It's so tasteless.

It's usually unnecessary, but I don't mind language when it fits the character. Aside from that, what are you thinking of them now?

It's much better. There are some things that I could do without (The use of **** by every character for an example) and the whole "Shape shifter" thing is kind of meh to me too,

Ever read anthony's mode series?

Aloha from Hell. Book three of the Sandman Slim series.

The series is about this guy who goes to Hell and back (literally) to get revenge on the person who sent him there in the first place. It's pretty well written with lots of culture references and witty one liners.

Aloha from Hell sounds like it'd be a pretty good read.

No Wyatt I haven't

Virtual mode is the first, its piers anthony at his peak. All the imaginative fantasy without death by puns.

I'll add it to my list of ever growing books to read

Finished Journey to the West and now I am the one.

NEXT up..JOURNEY TO THE EAST

Which version?

I'm reading Union of Renegades: The Rys Chronicles Book I.

NEXT up..JOURNEY TO THE EAST

After about 97 chapters, finally reaching the Buddha then returning to China took only about 3 chapters lol.

Yeah, yeah,yeah. I actually didn't buy this. The boy did, and I picked it up one morning because I couldn't sleep and it was right there. I'm probably gonna finish it within a day, it's a short simple read.

Simple, but is it good?

I'm only on the third chapter so I'm holding my judgement.

The Metamorphosis and Other Stories by Franz Kafka.

A collection of a few of the works of Kafka, who mainly wrote short stories. I've read Message From the Emperor, The Metamorphosis, The Judgment, and The Stoker: A Fragment so far, and am currently reading In the Penal Colony.

The Metamorphosis was an interesting read, being his most popular. About a traveling salesman who awakens one morning to find himself transformed into a monstrous vermin, or strange insect of some sort. It mainly deals with his thoughts on the situation and how it affects his family. Pretty neat.

Also, it's kind of nice to breeze through the 8 to 50 page short stories after completing the 2300 pages of Journey to the West lol.

I feel like this is a book I should have read a long,long time ago. Now I am! Hooray! So far I'm like 2 chapters in but I'm already reading it in Hank's voice and it's so good.

Over the last couple weeks I read through White Noise by Don Delillo. It was alright, but not my usual style. An interesting read overall, had its own strange writing style.

After that I was finally done with all of my physical books and able to start using my Kindle. I started with J. D. Salinger's short story The Laughing Man, and am now reading his Catcher in the Rye. The main draw for me reading them, aside from them being classics, being the references to them in the awesome anime Ghost in the Shell. After that I plan to try reading H. P. Lovecraft's works.

I've finally been reading the works of H.P. Lovecraft for a week or two now and am really enjoying them. I got a kindle formatted collection of pretty much all of his stories. All of them so far have been short stories, but they're really interesting and have a good, fanciful writing style. The more famous works like Shadow Over Innsmouth and The Call of Cthulhu come much later on, but I've nearly read the first ten stories.

I had to read Catcher in The Rye in highschool. I loved it.