So, watcha' reading?

[BaronLatos35]

Hey Scatter, I read 1776 last year, you'll enjoy it.

[Scatter]

Hey Scatter, I read 1776 last year, you'll enjoy it.

Thanks Baron!! I love McCollugh, and I'm a Revolutionary War buff, so I don't see how I can miss on this one!!

[Dr.Teufel Geist]

Thanks Baron!! I love McCollugh, and I'm a Revolutionary War buff, so I don't see how I can miss on this one!!

Didnt you fight in that war?

[Scatter]

Didnt you fight in that war?

I was an early cross dresser. You would know me as Betsy Ross.

[jawsddd]

Scarry monsters. I like the section by the doctor guy

[depressedlarrytalbot]

I finished reading "The Strain" 3-4 weeks ago - you'll love it...

Heh. Guillermo Del Toro has been here in Melbourne having written (?) a new horror film that Katie Holmes is starring in, filming here. He was in the shop a few weeks back ogling a Rocketeer bust but hasn't been back yet.
Anyway one of our SF book customers joked that THE STRAIN is an autobiographical book about Del Toro going to the loo.

Sorry Guillermo, but see the funny side, man....     

[Dr.Teufel Geist]

Just got through reading the Player's Handbook 2:Primal,Arcane, and Divine Heroes
It was a really good read

[Fester]

Just got into Alive In Necropolis by Doug Dorst.

  Takes place in one of my favorite towns: Colma, California.  Where most of the residents reside underground.

[Ynnad]

Currently in the middle of A Long Way Down by Nick Hornby. Also continuing that Mishima book I've been on, and going to start Ask The Dust by John Fante... Along with a graphic novel or two..

[Toy Ranch]

The Grizzly Maze  - a book about Timothy Treadwell that came out before Herzog's film.

on deck is Pride and Prejudice and Zombies

[neonnoodle]

"Our Vanishing Landscape" by Eric Sloane...wonderful look at the many early building methods, technologies, and ways of life in America.  Illustrated with beautiful drawings.  Quite a read...brings the past to life!

[Fester]

Eric Sloane is not only a good writer but a fine artist.  I love his illustrations and used to use prints of some of his work way back when I was teaching Freshman American History.

[Bogey]

Just now delving into David McCullough's "1776".

Great book.  Do not pass over his John Adams either if you have not read it..

Just finished up:

[ChattyLMS]

I'm reading about Houdini but I'm not making lots of progress.  I'll probably have to read it a 2nd time.

[Dr.Teufel Geist]

"Saga of old city" by Gary Gygax