What are you currently reading?

Currently on a re-read of "Woken Furies" by Richard Morgan. Next up will be "The Peripheral" by William Gibson, which I finally got around to buying.

Moar pls.

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Currently reading, nothing worth mentioning.

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Last series I read that I'd recommend? Powder Mage Trilogy, it's very reminiscent of Brandon Sanderson, which makes sense because it's one of his students.

I vaguely heard something about a new Harry Potter on the radio...
So is it a new novel?

I approve! Can't wait for the next book to be finished!

I'm reading First Lord Fury by Jim Butcher. The Codex Alera series was actually recommended to me by a ME3 friend and it's absolutely awesome.

I just checked on the web.Thanks.
Not sure how to feel about it ?
I'll keep an eye out for reviews on Goodreads .

To keep on the reading talk I've recently re re re read American Gods By Neil Gaiman.There's a TV show adaption coming next year.

Oh and if people are interested www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page , it's a site where you can download free ebooks , it's legal , you can find old classic etc...

Jonathan Haidt's The Righteous Mind. So far most the lucid, evenhanded and understandable attempt to comprehend and explain the culture war, and polarization in societies (it's fairly easy read and not too academic about it, despite the complicated and multifaceted subject matter). I haven't finished it yet, but this one is pure dynamite so far.
 
I've read another book from the author before, called The Happiness Hypothesis which I highly enjoyed for similar reason. Both have underline or tendency for "this gives answer-for-everything", but the author at least acknowledges it and I am not bothered by it at this instance.

Currently reading A Dirty Job by Christopher Moore 

Next up is The Gene: An Intimate Historyby Siddhartha Mukherjee

I'm reading Atlas Shrugged. Meh. It's a nice story but not the earth shattering eye opening thing that some of my friends said it would be.

I'm in the middle of H.P. Lovercraft - The Complete Fiction.

Jelly of the signing, well, less the signing and more the meeting in person. I don't really bother with the signatures but I like meeting some authors. Met Jack Whyte, very interesting man.

Sanderson's classes are now published online, might have to watch em. I went through a binge listen of his Writing Excuses a while back and had my concept of "writing" blown out of the water and put back together much better.

I am reading Sun Tzu The Art of War .... for the 19th time.