Physics of the Impossible, by Michio Kaku.

Biocentrism - Robert Lanza; Bob Berman
The Planets - Dava Sobel

and I just read The Time Traveler's Wife because my mom brought it home and I didn't want it to go to waste. It was horrible. I want my 16 hours from today back. :(

don't see the movie, not that any of you would anyways

michio kaku?!?!???!

you should know better, i'm disappointed in you

Dark Knight Returns.

It's, uh, bad.

"Always Looking Up" by Michael J Fox. Getting ready to read "Lucky Man" by the same author. "Lucky Man" was his first book. I didn't realize that until I started his second book.

[EDIT= It's not worth it]

"Always Lookin Up" is a bit slow but "Lucky Man" is reading pretty well.

I'm finally reading the watchmen, didn't see the movie yet. I know, trendy right?

You don't need to lose any sleep over it.

just finished Jane Eyre, about to re-read Middlemarch

Reading the following...
The Doomsday Conspiracy by Sydney Sheldon
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon

Also checking out the following webcomics:
Sam & Fuzzy
Sword in Hand
Bob and George
Super Frat

Why should I? Those all have very gay titles.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Down_an..._Magic_Kingdom

By Cory Doctorow!

I have a bunch of Sandman, Ghost Rider, Deadpool, and Texas Chainsaw Massacre comics to read. That should take quite a while.

As for standard non-pretty-picture books, I have about a quarter of The Color of Magic left to read, almost the entirety of The Illuminatus! Trilogy to read, then after that it's Atlas Shrugged.

the title is spelt colour g*d damn it

I'm starting to read a lot of Deadpool now. He's pretty entertaining, especially for someone who's not really into superheroes.

Also reading Maus I and II for my directed study next semester. I don't like the art that much, but the story's still good.

I'm pretty much always reading comic books, so I won't even mention those :( (but if I did, I'd mention how Sinister Spider-Man and the Hawkeye [Bullseye] limited series are great. So is Hellboy, as always.)

I bought "The Last Walk" on Saturday and finished it in the morning yesterday. It's one of the "Bachman Books," so it's essentially a King story, but the writing style and tone are different enough that it doesn't read like a cheap knock-off. Plus, I love stories set in a dystopia.

is the last walk like a sequel to the long walk

I AM STUPID AND GOT THE TITLE WRONG.

Yeah, it's the Long Walk. I don't think you could do a sequel to that. There's supposed to be a movie at some point though.

Batman: The Long Halloween

I read it couple of years ago and loved it so much that this time I bought it as trade paperback

Just started Pride and Prejudice and Zombies last night. :eek

I'm re-reading Melmoth the Wanderer by Charles Maturin because the first time I sped through it.

I'm reading a god damn fortune cookie.

Let me know how that is. I read a synopsis of it a few months ago and it sounded amazing. Read the synopsis right after watching Fido.

My mother is a big Jane Austin fan, so I bought her Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, but she doesn't like the look fo it, so I will steal it back later on. Also got her The Time Traveller's Wife, which I have heard both good and bad reviews of.

I am still reading War and Peace, and have just started Consider Phlebas by Iain Banks, which is part of the Culture series.