Just getting into it, but he is friggin hilarious.

Book ADD continues.

A Storm of Swords - George RR Martin
365 Ways to Drive a Liberal Crazy - James Dellingpole
Wolf and Iron - George RR Dickson
Star Trek 1 - James Blish
Doctor Who: The Rescue - Ian Marter

All at the same time. I switch whenever the story starts lagging.

"Re"-reading Star Wars: The Mandalorian Armor - K.W. Jeter
Not sure for how much longer, though: I didn't finish it the first time.

"The Sign" by Raymond Khoury

"The Husband" by Dean Koontz

A Storm of Swords - George RR Martin
365 Ways to Drive a Liberal Crazy - James Dellingpole
Wolf and Iron - George RR Dickson
Star Trek 1 - James Blish
Doctor Who: The Rescue - Ian Marter
Crystal Singer - Anne McCaffrey
Erewhon - Samuel Butler

Oh, I loved Crystal Singer! Read it years and years ago. Might reread it sometime.

I had forgotten a lot of the story ... I remembered the major stuff, but some of the character interactions were very fresh on the reread. It's probably 20 years since I read it last.

I'm in book two of Blackout/All Clear by Connie Willis. It's an interesting take on time travel as run by the Oxford history department.

golden buddha - clive cussler

i like me some good modern day indiana jones :D

Ha. Must be about the same here.

"The ship who sang" by Ann McCaffrey

The Ship Who Sang is one of my favourite books ever. That whole sequence was just amazing.

I own a lot of books by Ann McCaffrey. The whole Pern ballad, Freedom novels, Crystal Singer, Pegasus Flight, Tower and Hive, Brainships, etc...

I no longer have the books. I had to sacrifice my book collection when I moved into this house, and have steadfastly avoided keeping a collection since. Basically, anything that I can't readily re-acquire should I want to I keep. And books that were given as particularly meaningful presents. And my signed copy of the Crucible of course :p And stuff I haven't got around to reading yet. Basically, despite my best efforts my house is still creaking with books, but I do at least offload them every year or so. Last year I got rid of all my 8th Doctor books, as I have them all now as pdfs. And all my new Doctor Who novels, except the three I hadn't read yet. And all my Terry Pratchett hardbacks, as I now have them all on audio.