What was the last book you read?

[Weskers_Pet_Monkey]

Good god Alfred, you REALLY REALLY like the military dont you?

Anyway last few books i read:
'The World According To Clarkson'- Jeremy Clarkson (currently reading)
'Star Wars: Dark Lord, The Rise Of Darth Vader'- James Luceno
'X- Men: Dark Pheonix Saga'- Stan Lee and Chris Claremont

I recomend 'Barry Trotter and the Shameless Parody' though to anyone who loves a good laugh (cant be easily offended though )

[Alfred Ashford]

Originally Posted by Weskers_Pet_Monkey

Good god Alfred, you REALLY REALLY like the military dont you?

No, not exactly, its beyond that. I love and envy every single aspect of the Military; From the Ancient Egyptian Pharaoh's Royal Armies to today's next-generation Fighting Force. Becoming a professional soldier is the sole purpose of my existance, it is the only reason I exist on this planet. Everything I do relates to the military in some way or form; everything I think relates to the military in at least a small amount.

Glory to the Ashfords,
Sir Alfred Ashford

[Mr. Death]

I'm working on the V for Vendetta graphic novel right now, and before that I read The Zombie Survival Guide.

I heard that the new novel by Chris Elliott is good, The Shroud of the Thwacker.

[Anderoo McLeod]

I just finished Augusten Burroughs' Running With Scissors...lovely book, excessively sexual (and homosexual) in a few parts but just a wonderful account of his life.

I'm working on Battle Royale by...whatever that japanese guys' name is. It's exciting! lol

[jabberwocky]

I just finished The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova. Interesting mix of history and fiction of Dracula.
Thanks Mr. Death, I had forgotten the name of the Chris Elliot book

[T1000416]

Of Mice and Men for my English class.

[Weskers_Pet_Monkey]

Yeah, I had to read Mice and Men for my English class last year. I can see why people think its a good book, but it bored me rigid.

Just finished: Labarinyth of Evil- James Luceno

[Z Virus]

Originally Posted by T1000416

Of Mice and Men for my English class.

A good book, and a short one too, an easy read for your class I would assume. An essay to go with it perhaps? haha.

[Gmutant]

The Inferno by Dante Alighieri and Homer's Iliad.

Both are very interesting. (also nice to see how hollywood screws up history by portraying the characters in the Iliad completely wrong.)

Other books I've read in the past year:

The entire Resident Evil series by S.D. Perry
The Zombie Survival guide by Max Brooks
Rogue Warrior by Richard Marcinko
and a bunch of other books by Dean Koontz, and Dale Brown