Frankenstein by Mary W. Shelley.

If I read gog-forum, It's pretty much only thing that needs to be read. News travel fast in here.

Stieg Larsson's Millenium

My brother ordered some game magazine and I'll read that monthly. I'm still just trying to get courage to read that one goggers poetry book. It will happen.

Currently on my iPad I have:

In The Plex
Extra Lives: Why Video Games Matter
Ghost in the Wires
Inside Scientology
The Psychopath Test

John J. Palmer's "How to Brew, Everything you need to know to brew beer right the first time"

I no longer enjoy reading. I prefer playing good games. They are better than most books and alot of fun to play. I find books boring.

Pity you, then....

I'm just finishing the first chapter of "War of the Spider Queen" (I don't know how's the original title, but it's Forgotten Realms story about dark elves and Lolth not responding for prayers, all of a sudden)

Pandora's Star - Peter F Hamilton

you'll stop around book 6 (everyone does) but I highly recommend reading the rest of the series it speeds up again with jordans last book and sandersons 2 so far (his 3rd and final is due out march I believe)

I am currently reading World War Z

About a zombie apocalypse which lasted 10 years and accounts from the survivors of what it was like during those 10 years.

I recommend for zombie lovers.

Awesome awesome book. If you like that book and love history as well, I recommend anything by Studs Terkel(Hard Times, The Good War). Max Brooks basically lifted his way of presenting oral history and it's awesome how well he pulls it off.


I'm currently reading Crucible of War by Fred Anderson. It's about the Seven Years War and the lingering effects on the British Empire in the years that followed.

Also reading Harry Turtledove's -191 Series, currently reading The American Front.

and the films out next year.. shame it's a brad pitt vehicle

James Joyce's Ulysses.