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I recently reread Bioshock: Rapture, which I thought was a good stand alone novel, but really helped to provide good backstory for the game too.

Self Comes to Mind is a good one by Dr. Antonio Damasio.

I'd recommend any readers check out www.goodreads.com , it is a social website as well as a website that can track your reading progress, it tells you the % of how much of the book you have read, has quizzes on books, and also book recommendations you can scroll through.
There are thousands and thousands of books listed, so many. There are also community giveaways, etc.
It's a really great website for any passionate reader. My girlfriend and I use it a lot.

Watership Down

At 1/13/13 07:01 PM, zmatt007 wrote: 50 shades of grey

*troll face*

Wow, hilarious, it's not like people have overdone that joke or anything, you're a pretty original chap, funny too.

At 1/14/13 01:22 PM, Amaranthus wrote:

At 1/13/13 07:01 PM, zmatt007 wrote: 50 shades of grey

*troll face*

Wow, hilarious, it's not like people have overdone that joke or anything, you're a pretty original chap, funny too.

Give him a gold star

At 1/14/13 01:27 PM, Cherry wrote:

At 1/14/13 01:22 PM, Amaranthus wrote:

At 1/13/13 07:01 PM, zmatt007 wrote: 50 shades of grey

*troll face*

Wow, hilarious, it's not like people have overdone that joke or anything, you're a pretty original chap, funny too.

Give him a gold star

He deserves more than that I say let's get Tom to mod him.

At 1/13/13 07:07 PM, KillerSkull wrote: I hated Little Brother, one of the worst pieces of fiction I have ever read. It was trying to be cool and "hip" and just utterly failed at it.

I like "The Hot Zone" and "Rainbow Six"

I admit all the "t0tt4lly k3wl l33t sp33k" was not very great at all, but it's still a good book.

Hmmm.

I did enjoy some of the books in this thread quite a bit. You get tired of all the tearjerkers and depressing novels, though, so my interests have reverted to Carl Hiaasen's older collection until further notice. That, and traditional books feel increasingly dull when presented with the increasingly verbose webcomic medium, so yeah.

Just started The Flight of the Iguana by David Quammen, a good nature book. After that I'll read what my lady friend gave to me, Stephen King's The Gunslinger.

1984, Animal Farm, Game of Thrones, The Hunger Games, Dragon Wing, Elven Star.

At 1/14/13 10:51 AM, HolyKonni wrote: Watership Down

D'aww, my mother read that one to me when I was a little girl. Such good memories... :P

Most recently read: Alex & Me.
So I guess this means after 15+ years my interests are still focused on talking animals?!

I've been reading the Honey Boo Boo comic book.

It's better than The Dark Knight Returns.

Well, I've read a lot of good books.
So I'll give you the name of the book I'm reading now rather than giving a long list.

World War Z. I've been engrossed in it for the past few days. It is truly brilliant. An oral history of the zombie war. It's played out so all the stories are being told to an interviewer as their account of it. I hear it's being made into a movie staring Brad Pitt.

I do. The last book of The Wheel of Time should I will read in another month.

I recently read Girl Interrupted.
It was fucking amazing.

Currently reading "De Banneling", it's a Dutch book, as the name suggests.

At 1/15/13 02:05 PM, Confucianism wrote: Well, I've read a lot of good books.
So I'll give you the name of the book I'm reading now rather than giving a long list.

World War Z. I've been engrossed in it for the past few days. It is truly brilliant. An oral history of the zombie war. It's played out so all the stories are being told to an interviewer as their account of it. I hear it's being made into a movie staring Brad Pitt.

That book is amazing! I loved it so much! I hope the videogame/movie they're making will still be good...

I just finished reading "The Complete Peanuts 1985-1986" and I know that may not even count as a book but seeing as how it's really long (hundreds of pages), I imagine it counts in some way. I was the biggest "Peanuts" fan, seriously I really was. I own every single book in the Complete Peanuts series. Read it!

The entire Night Angel Trilogy by Brent Weeks is one of the coolest trilogies I have ever read in my life. If you ever get the chance you should try those books out.

I am also getting through the latest edition of Guinness World Records. That one isn't a novel, but nonfiction has a lot of important stuff to it, too! I was amazed at how it's pretty much the closest thing you could ever get to a great big book of everything, which was from some cartoon whose name I can not remember.

The Hitch-Hikers Guide To The Galaxy - Douglas Adams.
The Restaurant at the End of the Universe - Douglas Adams.
Life, the universe and everything - Douglas Adams.
So long, and thanks for all the fish - Douglas Adams.
Mostly Harmless - Douglas Adams.
Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency - Douglas Adams.

They are all Masterpieces.

In the process of reading the Game of Thrones book/Song of Ice and Fire atm. On A feast for crows. There's just something about the writing style that I love.

I just finished reading Misery and pretty soon I plan to start Under The Dome, which is going to take me a while to get through I'm sure because it looks like it's about as long of a read as The Stand. Over the past couple years I've really gotten into Stephen King.

Last book I read was 1984 for class. I really enjoyed it.

I haven't read all that much recently, I started the Silmarillion but I haven't read much into it. I read Ringworld over the summer, and that was a fantastic novel.