I'am a big gamer and reader, and mostly horror books.

My fav authors are Stephen King and Dean Koontz, and so far this year I've read 6 books this year and there...

SK, The Cell
SK, IT
Scott Smith, The Ruins(saw movie first, books always better)
DK, Shadowfires
DK, The Taking
DK, The Funhouse

Probably gonna read 2 more by the end of the year but haven't decided which ones yet, Probaly DK, The Good guy, and The Darkest Evening of the Year.

Anyway whats everyone elses opinions, not restricted to books can be mags and whatnot

Hrm;

Timeline, Michael Chrichton
Next, Michael Chrichton also

I've read other books, but I can't remember the names of the authors.

I've read a few:
A Journal for Jordan- Dana Canedy (such a sad book)
My Booky Wook- Russell Brand (don't think much of him as a stand up comedian, but he seems like a delightful fellow)
How to Survive a Horror Movie- Seth Graeme Smith
A Practical Guide to Racism- CH Dalton
Stephen Colbert's Tek Jansen (awesome comic collection)
Domo the Manga (very cute and now I have a Domo obsession)
Cthulu 101- Kenneth Hite

I've probably re-read one or two Harry Potter books and Marley & Me. As you can tell I like comedy books, and the next book I'll read will probably be Pride & Prejudice & Zombies.

Natman, I read Temple by Matthew Riley last year sometime, are his other books as good?

Wow, you guys range, me Im not opposed to reading new authors/genres but see myself navigate back to my favorite 2 evertime I stray from them.

Case in point I read a Tami Hogh book called "Ashes to Ashes" a couple years back and enjoyed it immensely, and decided to buy its sequel "Dust to Dust" but as of now its sitting on my shelf brandnew, while I pick up DK and SK books around it. So I'am playing favorites subconsciously, I see it and think to myself better read it b4 you lose what the story of the other1 is about, but just don't sadly.

I stockpile books so I don't gotta run out every other week and search for new. Got like 7 still left to read b4 i gotta run out and buy more

Just one and I haven't finished it yet! So many darn distractions (blames video games) anyway the book was titled "Map of Bones" by James Rollins.

Merchant of Venice - William Shakespear

I was forced to read it.

Apart from that I've read dozens of scripts adapted from stories including Stags and Hens and other scouse related novels.

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Marilyn Manson : Long Hard Road Out of Hell- Manson's autobiography.

He's well a character how was it.

I'am just not in the mood to read latley but I'll pick on up soon, probably just out of sheer boredom because No new games, atleast until I get AC2 when it launches.

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Merchant of Venice - William Shakespear

Could never get into Shakespear just found his stories rather boring. Easy to comprehend mostly just freakin boring IMO.

I've read part of the Halo series' books. I have been to busy trying to write a novel to really read anything else though. [shameless advertising] All I have finished is a quick rough draft in the Writer's Lounge.[/shameless advertising]

I also read The Outsiders for my english class. It was probably one of the best books I ever read; too bad the movie sucked.

The Sword of Truth series by Terry Goodkind
Great Expectations by Charles Dickens
The Bourne Legacy by Eric Van Lustbader
A Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking
A few Agatha Christie's Poirot books: Murder on the Links, Elephants Can Remember, Mystery of the Blue Train, Murder on the Orient Express

The Merchant of Venice is one of the Shakespeare's works that I enjoy a lot. Macbeth is my favorite, Hamlet is good too, I don't really like Romeo and Juliet, both Romeo and Juliet are not as complicated as Shylock. Shylock's lines about the Hath not Jews eyes is one of my favorite lines in Shakespeare's plays.