What are you reading?

[localsleezebag]

My friend's sister recommended reading The Perks of Being A Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky. Honestly I wish I read it when I was a teenager, really would've helped me guide the world a little differently I think. I've shed many tears over it so far, i have only like 70ish pages , give or take, left. I really really enjoy it. Not in that way where I feel comfortable trying to find some big fancy word to explain how much I enjoy it, but in that way when you like things really extremely. I really really really like this book.

 

[kosmic]

not exactly reading any books at the moment, still trying to get my hands on the jurassic park novel by michael crichton. in the meantime though ive started the one piece manga c:

 

[Lewd.Katie44]

The smartest guys in the room

 

[Kallimbra]

I'm reading a Manwha called Shark atm! It's a really good fighting manwha and probably one of my favorites so far!

 

[Wapato]

Kink Stories
It's an anthology of 15 stories by different authors.

By chance just prior or during reading it I was hearing people bust on 50 Shades of Grey for not being good representation, and also Neil Gaiman's recent controversy. So what strikes me is that all the stories are also not good representations of kink. The relationships are always messed up in a way. I think that might just be the nature of fiction. You need some tension or taboo to make it dramatic.

 

[Triss Merigold]

Starlight Enclave by R.A. Salvatore

 

[Bandolier]

America Roulette by Richard Marcus

 

[arwen-evenstar]

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

 

[Frozen Fantasy]

Bound to the Shadow Prince by Ruby Dixon

 

[vipervixen]

Cyberpunk No Coincidence

 

[breakingcounsel]

Starting another reread of the Inheritance Cycle (Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr, Inheritance, The Fork, the Witch, and the Worm: Tales from Alagaësia, and Murtagh). I just got and read Murtagh a few months back, and I'm excited to go through it all again!

 

[Two Fires]

Breezing through a reread of 'Kingdom Come' today, currently have 'Ammonite' and 'A Voyage for Madmen' on my physically reading pile (don't ask about my kindle).