Joined! The setup process made me realise just how much Fantasy/Sci-fi has dominated my reading in recent years...

I added you :)

I haven't logged on to that site (or read a novel) in many months but here's what I'm reading right now:

Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy
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Simple, beautiful, eloquent, and brutal just like I like it.

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Has anyone read this? It sorta sounds like I'd like it though I'm sure a slightly older audience (mid-30's?) would probably relate better. Its about youth subcultures in New England in the 1980's.

My account must be bugged because I still can't join this group, even though it says you've accepted me.

Lately, this
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I'm only up to chapter three, so I expect things to pick up shortly, but I've been skipping over quite a lot that I've already learned from high school biology. But I think that speaks more about Dawkins' target audience (dumbass Americans, that is. He makes it quite clear that a large impetus for this book was the gallup survey in 2008 which indicated that 40% of Ameicans don't believe in evolution) than the book itself.

Should be fixed now.


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I'm re-reading this

Diary gets a lot of flack, but it's probably my favourite Palahniuk novel.

I quite like it, however Invisible Monsters will always be my favourite. Damned was pretty good though, too.

Invisible Monsters challenges Diary for favourite. Haven't read Damned, Tell-All, or Pygmy yet. I've been slacking.

Just got Terry Pratchetts Monstrous Regiment. I've only a few left to read from the discworld series, Some of them have proved to be very elusive. If I had to pick a favouite it would be The Last Continent.