Books your currently reading.

The Epic of Gilgamesh: pretty interesting age-old themes of fear of death and the search for the elixir of life.

Also reading The Elfstones of Shannara, by Terry Brooks. I know Brooks is a writer that people either love or hate, but I dig his writing and the worlds he sets his stories in.

Hunters of Dune.

" The Dresden FIles "

"(Burton & Swinburne in)  The Strange Affair of Spring Heeled Jack"

It's a fun steampunk book and is much more well written than I expected.

See a grown man cry/Now watch him die by Henry Rollins and Last Words by George Carlin w/ Tony Hendra

Mine probably shouldn't come as much of a surprise with the waves that the television show has been making over the last few weeks. I've been reading George R.R. Martin's A Game of Thrones, which has been pretty fantastic so far. I'm sort of scared considering that the author hasn't been so great when it comes to releasing the series' installments in a...timely manner. But I'm enjoying it a lot.

A Song of Ice and Fire

Dead Men Walking by Steve Lyons.

The End Of The Affair by Graham Greene.... It's exam time....

Ubik by Philip K Dick for the 100th time

Slaughterhouse Five by Kurt Vonnegut.

White Jazz by James Ellroy. Really got into his stuff recently.

Surface Detail, the latest from Iain M. Banks.  A genuine return to form after the disappointing Transition.

I'm currently somewhere between 1/4 and 1/2 of the way into the second Dragon Age novel. Not enjoying it as much as the first one, but it's still some good reading.

Reality Is Broken: Why Games Make Us Better and How They Can Change the World by Jane McGonigal.

Really great book about how game theory can be applied to major institutions like education and business. Pretty fascinating read, I found this book when I saw the author on Stephen Colbert. 

Soon finished with What Would Google Do? by Jeff Jarvis, after that I'm picking up Svenska Hackare(Swedish Hackers).

Systema Naturae by Carolus Linnaeus (Second Edition 1802)    

Like so many others, I'm getting my A Game of Thrones on. I just watched episode 3 last night and I'm keen to read all about the next episode before it airs, because I'm certain that some shit is about to go down.

Tolkien's The Return of the King

Just finished all the Walking Dead Volumes. Awesome.

Just before I heard about the new tv show I  got into the A Song of Ice and Fire books and am working my way through the series Just finished A Game of Thrones and am getting stuck into A clash of Kings. Really good books and it feels like the perfect time to be reading them with all the buzz about the show. It's nice to know what's coming up in the next episode and get excited for it.

I'm reading game of thrones too but that's totally unrelated to the HBO show I just wanted to read it because it was apparently good fantasy :P

also I have The Great Shark Hunt and The Rum Diary, both by Hunter Thompson, coming in from amazon on thursday. should be fun

I see now I really should have skipped to the end of this thread before posting, A Song of Ice and Fire has struck Whiskey Media.

I think we should all read and discuss this.

Roughly 200+ pages into Clash of Kings
Holy Anorexia by Rudolph Bell - for when i need some non-fiction. Accounts of anorexia mirabilis
The Master and Margarita by  Mikhail Bulgakov

"La Disparition" by George Perrec. This book does not contain the letter "e" in it, it's bananas

Just finished The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss, it's the 1st in the King Killer Chronicles trilogy.

I have been reading Haruki Murakami's collection of short stories: Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman. It's pretty great so far!

Dune by Frank Herbert. Really loving it so far.

The ghost brigade by john scalzi

I picked up Blood Meridian, or: The Evening Redness in the West by Cormac McCarthy today from my school library. It's amazing.

Just read The Curious Incedent of the Dog in the Night-Time, which was very good. Now I'm 67 pages into The Alchemist. I don't like it.

Maus for school. Such an interesting read.

I'm currently reading The Holocaust: A New History by Doris Bergen.

I picked up The City and The City. Will talked about it on the podcasted and it sounded good...and is!!!

I think your need do more readin'

After putting off reading for a while, I've started American Gods this morning. The introduction of characters seems a bit obtuse, but it feels well written so far. I've got a ton more things to start though aswell, including:

-A scanner darkly

-The last wish (Witcher book)

-1Q84 (Recent Murakami novel in 3 parts)

-A Game of thrones

-On stranger tides

And about 50 others. Having a girlfriend doing an English degree leaves me with an infinite amount I Want to read

The original Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe.

Star Wars The Old Republic: Deceived (pretty good so far, interesting characters!) and a dutch book you guys won't even know.

I just need to ask because I don't know for sure. Is it gramatically correct to say your reading, or is it you're reading?

I figured I'd bump this thread instead of starting yet another one (seriously, there are dozens of them already).
 
I'm currently reading Caliban's War, having finished its predecessor Leviathan Wakes only a month or two ago. Interestingly, that book was an impulse buy for me, something I've never done with novels before. Haven't regretted it yet!

"Packing for Mars" by Mary Roach; "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie; and "Soon I Will Be Invincible" by Austin Grossman.

Currently on book 2 of the Star Wars Jedi Academy Trilogy. Prior to this just finished the Star Wars Thrawn Trilogy. I'm full tilt Star Wars EU at the moment =P