What are you reading right now?

[Ganyu]

Sorcerer to the Crown by Zen Cho. It's like Jane Austen writing a fantasy novel.

[Noblejanobii]

Well I just finished the night circus so I'll probably start Trials of Apollo when I get home.

[Bulbasaur]

200 Meters & Down. It's for my amateur radio essay.

[Suicune's Fire]

Children of Fire by Drew Karpyshyn (lead writer on Mass Effect).

[AD]

One of my all time favorites.

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald.

[theverybest]

Just finished Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace. I'm never reading again.

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[Midnight Sun]

I just finished Haunting Violet by Alyxandra Harvey. If you like YA mysteries with paranormal elements set in the Victorian era, then I totally recommend this book.

I'm now reading This Dark Endeavor by Kenneth Oppel, which is written as a prequel to Frankenstein. I really do like some aspects of it, like the setting and the way alchemy is handled. However, I REALLY wish Oppel had forgone the love triangle. I've seen way too many pointless love triangles in my readings to ignore them when they come up; my tolerance is rather low. It's not bad enough in this case to turn me off the book completely, but it's quite distracting to say the least. There are a few other little issues as well, but that love triangle is my biggest complaint.

I really can go on about the book, but I'm not done yet and I'd rather not spoil anything about the story. So far, it has a 3/5 stars.

@Noblejanobii: did you finish the Trails of Apollo? :3

[Noblejanobii]

@Noblejanobii: did you finish the Trails of Apollo? :3

Sadly no. I was trying to finish a different book first and college has just sucked up all my reading time.

[Nekomata]

I've unfortunately been unable to read any real books for a while. My read list gets longer and longer each month. </3

I think the last thing I read was Creativity .Inc by Ed Catmull (I recommend!)

Currently reading through PRS outlines, scripts, etc.

Soon to be reading comics. (If IDW will stop delaying the awesome.)

[Soups]

I'm currently reading 48 Laws of Power! It's an eye-opener and I'd recommend it to anyone!