What are you reading?

[Webby2]

Wait....What?
I don't really understand what you're saying, lol.

It was a joke, I was saying that I'm just reading the posts that were posted.
Get that? lol

[Neon Nocturnal]

It was a joke, I was saying that I'm just reading the posts that were posted.
Get that? lol

I must have been really tired last night. ><

[Deoxys2]

It was a joke, I was saying that I'm just reading the posts that were posted.
Get that? lol

It's not a joke for me. That's what I'm reading - what's on the screen.

In books you say? Oh alright. I'm reading a horror book by R.L.Stine.

[Makoto Niijima]

The first Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya novel

which I'm really enjoying reading

[OpalRhea]

Currently Reading Inkspell-Conelia Funke

[Utack and Swampy]

The Picture of Dorian Gray, by Oscar Wilde.

Eh...3 characters. The main character who is much to eaisly influenced, the first side character who so far hasn't done anything but watch the main character become corrupt and painted, and the second side character who'se helping the main character become corrupted.


...Oh, and a bunch of Paradoxes. ...Ungh...At least it's more or less easy to understand, as long as you don't try to understand any of it.

^(Yes, that's a Paradox, or somthing close enough to it. The whole book is more or less like that)

[Webby2]

(Kay can help me out here)

A Gillian Clarke Poem, talking about a lake and how she refers to her mother as a heroine, only I forget what it is called. Not that good imo.

[Dragonpika]

Cold Knap Lake! <3

I love the last two stanzas to that.. the whole metaphor of the lake as memory, beautiful.

[Webby2]

^ You like it? I thought it was a bit crap, and it tried to represent too many things, making the lake resemble a state of confusion in my eyes. Although I did find a balance of love and hate towards the lake, and how it can be good and bad. Shame about the girl though in the poem, things go from bad to worse for her.

One thing I like about it though is how it compares with Heaney poems as they both are based on memory, and how they react towards the thought of it, as well as when it happened at that time.

[Webby]

I loved that poem! <3
I loved pretty much all of her poetry, it's all quite nice.

[Mulholland]

I guess that would be a 'Teach Yourself Dutch in 3 Months' book.

That's not too weird right?

[Joeno]

Right now it's Terry Pratchett's Men At Arms.

[Anarcree]

Reading Oath Breaker by Michelle Paver now. Finished Soul Eater last week and Outcast last night. Really enjoying the story so far. Really didn't like Seshru the Viper Mage.. nasty woman. Started to gain some respect for Kin-Fedinn, whom I didn't like at all throughout the first four books.

[Webby2]

Another poem by Gillian Clarke, and it is such a warm and excellent poem in which she talks to her daughter personally through part of it, and talks about her to us. Great stuff!

[Webby]

Still reading New Moon, and all life within the book has ended.  >:
Seriously, got to Chapter 13 and everything has gone boring again. D: