What Are You Reading Now?

[Rowanfox]

Just finished "Black Heart Loa" by Adrian Phoenix. Not as great as I thought it was going to be, but... at least it's different from a lot of urban fantasy I read. I hope the third one is better.

I seem to be reading a lot of urban fantasy. Just finished Anansi Boys and American Gods by Neil Gaiman, working on Widdershins by Charles De Lint

[veggiewolf]

Twelve Wild Swans.

I'm also reading Twelve Wild Swans.

[Celtag]

Because someone had to restart this thread after the move. What are you reading, how is it, and would you recommend it?

I am reading Mastering Witchcraft by Paul Huson. So far I find it very interesting, I'm still in the learning phase of Witchcraft, so hopefully this will aid me on my journey.

[Etheric1]

I'm also reading Twelve Wild Swans.

I just got that book. Haven't started it yet.

[Chatelaine]

The Dark Is Rising Sequence, Susan Cooper (re-reading). Right now halfway into The Grey King. Extra time in bed makes them go faster.

[SatSekhem]

I am reading Mastering Witchcraft by Paul Huson. So far I find it very interesting, I'm still in the learning phase of Witchcraft, so hopefully this will aid me on my journey.

I just added that book to my wants list.

[victoreia]

I just added that book to my wants list.

I just started Inheritance by Christopher Paolini. (Book 4 of the cycle.) For some reason, I'm finding it a little difficult to get into; possibly because it's been a while since I read the previous ones.

[Melamphoros]

I just started Inheritance by Christopher Paolini. (Book 4 of the cycle.) For some reason, I'm finding it a little difficult to get into; possibly because it's been a while since I read the previous ones.

Oh THAT series. *shutters at the memory*

[Pyperlie]

Just re-read the Sandman series, and then I just got my hands on Terry Pratchett's latest, Snuff (happynekkiddance), and am trying to finish up KSR's Sixty Days and Counting.

[Fagan_the_Pagan]

Because someone had to restart this thread after the move. What are you reading, how is it, and would you recommend it?

I just finished reading The Celestine Prophecy. I thought it had some very good ideas, but that the dialogue was terrible and the characters completely undeveloped. But that's because they are all mouthpieces for the author. It's really a spiritual self-help book masquerading as an adventure. In spite of its downfalls, I'd suggest it, because the author has some very good ideas in there. I've actually found the book to make me mindful and aware of things that I hadn't paid attention to before. It's a book that gives you a new perspective on things you thought you knew all about.

Now that I have finished that, I am going back to Sacred Sounds by Ted Andrews. I started reading it some time ago, but life got in the way.