Whatcha Reading?

Figure I’ll just do this once a week from now on on Sundays.

Finished the latest by Mark Tufo, Callis Rose, more along the lines of horror, which he does well. Much like Stephen King, Tufo builds up. Everything seems “fine” (that’s relative, since Callis is orphaned early and has a few tough times) until Baaaammmm! the problems smack you right in the face like a bucket of guano dumped from a tall building. Think about how things were going in Pet Cemetery.

Also read Afraid by JA Konrath and Jack Kilborn. Horror. Messy. Good book. Especially since I got it free of Amazon. Not sure if I would pay for it. Dose I mention it’s bloody?

Started One Nation Under Blood: The Sowing. Seemed OK, but, didn’t really grab me. Moving on to Collapse by Richard Stephenson.

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15 Responses to “Whatcha Reading?”

  1. gitarcarver says:

    Sadly, not much. My Nook broke (well, the mod to an android tablet broke) and I haven’t fixed that yet so I am “stuck” reading a real book made of paper.

    Oh the humanity.

    For now, my choice is “The Landscape Turned Red,” by Stephen Sears on the Battle of Antietam. It’s an oldie but a really goodie.

  2. What is this “paper” you speak of? :)

    Can’t remember last time I did that. I do really need to go to library and check a few out that I refuse to pay $12 and up for on Kindle.

  3. Phineas says:

    Finished the first volume of “Dread Empire’s Fall” and liked it well enough that I’ll buy the next. Right now though, I’m getting my science-fiction fix from “Eight Worlds of C.M. Kornbluth” ( http://goo.gl/L3Kvx ) by, oddly enough, C. M. Kornbluth, who wrote mostly in the 40s and 50s: http://goo.gl/yKnWd

    Trying to fill in gaps in my “classic SF” reading.

  4. Phineas says:

    “Landscape” is a great book.

  5. Brian says:

    gitarcarver
    2013-02-24 18:31:49
    It’s an oldie but a really goodie

    You would be better served if you would read books which would help you to improve your grammer and your reading comprehension. Just say’n …, you illiterate dolt.

  6. Brian says:

    Pssst, don’t you love it whenever that goober, gitarcarver, tries to look intelligent and well educated?

  7. gitarcarver says:

    you to improve your grammer and your reading comprehension. Just say’n …, you illiterate dolt.

    Says the guy who can’t spell “grammar” correctly.

  8. Brian says:

    You changed the spelling of that word
    on your computer, you sneaky sleaze.
    Your cutesy sleazinness won’t alter the
    fact that you write at a 2nd grade level, asshole.

  9. john says:

    I expected to see more people reading that genre of science is fiction

  10. Dana says:

    I am, once again, rereading The Return of the King, on my Tablet. My Tablet is hooked up to my Kindle account.

    Even as we speak, Peregrin is being shown around the great city of Minas Tirith by young Bergil, son of Beregond.

  11. gitarcarver says:

    You changed the spelling of that word
    on your computer, you sneaky sleaze.

    Wow. This has to be the funniest statement I have read in a long time.

    Your cutesy sleazinness won’t alter the
    fact that you write at a 2nd grade level, asshole.

    I’m sorry. I should have realized it was above your level.

  12. Brian says:

    Whoa, snappy come-back! he he he he

    If you were any lamer, fool,
    you would be on life support.

    Can’t wait for your next snappy come-back, buttwipe.

  13. Brian says:

    gitarcarver is one of William Teach’s sock puppets, and on his computer, he can alter what you write.

    Sneaky and sleazy, huh? Creepy, too.

    All of these blogs are run by the slimiest of slimy low-lifes. Probably the same scumbag.

  14. Do ypi have something book related, Brian?

  15. JGlanton says:

    “The Power Of The Dog”, by Don Winslow. This an epic novel covering 30 years of the drug war in Mexico. Although it’s fiction, he spent 6 years researching it and it strongly parallels history and gives a powerful inside view into the war via characters in the DEA, CIA, the mafia, narcoterrorists, Mexican law enforcement, the catholic church, polititians, and a really hot prostitute. And how the power of the dog controls them all.

    Fantastic!

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