Caliban's War by James S.A. Corey. The second book in the Expanse Trilogy

Finished the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Now, to bide time until I can hit the Goodwill Bookstore, I'm rereading Cat's Cradle (my favorite book ^o^). If I finish that, I'll probably reread Slaughterhouse-Five, just for the hell of it. If I finish THAT, and still don't have a new book lined up, I guess I'll reread the Great Gatsby, just to freshen up for the movie (which my sister told me was terrible, lol).

The Easton Press is selling autographed copies of both those last time I checked.

Wow, that sounds awesome! I'll have to check that out :) My dad apparently saw him when he lived in New York, at a bank. He didn't say anything to him, though. Pisses me off when I think about it XD

Really enjoyed that series. Don't forget the other Drizzt Series.

I know that feeling, I'm almost halfway through this Series, and I sure hope this series picks back up to the quality of the first three books. Spoilers, it doesn't....but I still had to read them all anyway and I somewhat enjoyed them.


The movie kept me interested, but it had a lot of plot holes which I won't spoil for anyone here. Was that one in 3D in the theaters? I saw it on HBO, so I would've missed that.

Borders had some great deals on sets before they closed and I grabbed them then. So I'm pretty much in it for the long haul, just to finish the series once.

'Pillars of the Earth' by Kent Folent. The story revolves around the construction of a Cathedral in a medieval town. The way the author describes some of the characters' surroundings and day-to-day activities is fascinating. Glad I was born in the 20th century though!

Finished reading The Last Castle by Jack Vance, a very "meh" sci-fantasy story with a really stupid and anti-climax ending. 2/5

Just started one of three anthologies of works by Philip K Dick. Been meaning to read his stuff for a long time now, and Half Price Books gave me the perfect opportunity.

Ubik one of them? That was a weeeeird book. 'Do androids dream of electric sheep' is a brilliant read as well.

Tamora Pierce: Bloodhound
Set in her Tortall World, 2nd Book of Beka Cooper.
Tamora is one of my fav fantasy authors

i made the misstake of reading all the narnia books. i really felt i could have skipped the last 2 books and o god the ending.

Both of those are included. The three books contain thirteen of his novels and the two you mention are in the first anthology. For some reason I went out of chrono order so I'm starting out on VALIS.