What are you currently reading.

Or have read lately.

I've just finihshed Richard Adam's "Watership Down" - which I really can recommend, I knew it by reputation as a childrens book, which it is certanly not, I can only compare it to books like Frank Herbert's "Dune" or Tolkien's "Fellowship of the Ring"

erm.. read?
lol
last thing I read was Tolkien's Lord of the Rings (complete book with about 1400 pages... took me 2 weeks or so ), before that it was Hannibal (u know, from the movie aswell). quite good, better then the movie to be honest.
anyway, haven't read something in quite some time. nothing but internetpages a

Hmm PHP manuals, SQL manuals ect ect... Not really stories..

Man reading arg ....iff i had the time ....yeah wel i read Lord of the rings a while back ,and some books about Pc stuff,ow and offcourse the intervieuws in playboy

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and offcourse the intervieuws in playboy

Liar, you dont read playboy! you only buy those weird magazines with names like "Just barely legal" "just 18 but she looks younger" and "Teens with perky tits"

What i read.. pff thats not an easy question.

i have read many Indiana Jones books, Wrestling biographies, the Collected Alien omnibus, and some science fiction books, and alot of other books when i was young,

but the last few years i havent read much, i just dont feel like reading anymore.

maybe in the future.

New book : "Hvad er tid"

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and offcourse the intervieuws in playboy

Liar, you dont read playboy! you only buy those weird magazines with names like "Just barely legal" "just 18 but she looks younger" and "Teens with perky tits"

dunno what I find more disturbing... him reading the interviews instead of watching the pics, or you knowing about those barely legal magazines

You both are doing those [qoute] thingies to say that i should work on it?

I was reading the first book of Harry Potter in English, but then I say the Anarchist Cookbook and started reading that

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You both are doing those [qoute] thingies to say that i should work on it?

now where did u get that idea from

*Agh* you *stopped* reading Harry Potter.. oh my, oh my!..
I really have to get those murder-monkeys working..

One of my favourites was "Neverland" from Dave Mc Keen. A very disturbing fantasy novel.
Great book, I also read "Baudolino" from Umberto Eco. One of his greatest, I think.

I prefer "The Name of The Rose" (Or whatever it is entitled in English) ..
I was wondering have "Neverland" been adapted for screen - or do I confuse it with something else. ?? Oh and for disturbing try reading some Bret Easton Ellis (The "American Psycho" author)

I heard there are plans to adopt Neverland for the screen... but maybe you are confused, I don't know of what "story" you think in detail

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but maybe you are confused, I don't know of what "story" you think in detail

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You both are doing those [qoute] thingies to say that i should work on it?
now where did u get that idea from

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Ermm...yeah that`s what i would like to know

i'm reading the forum right now

Well, La-Di-Da .. as if you don't know what I meant - I'll clearify it for you anyway.
What literature, in the form of a book, are you or currently reading or have been reading recently!!