I just read Skipping Towards Gomorrah, and now I'm reading a stack of very silly zines. One was about Glenn Danzig and Henry Rollins being in love, and another was about Wolverine doing a bunch of stupid stuff, and another was about a girl who was raised by wolves. One was about monkeynauts.

I keep trying to read the newspaper but my brain is half-broken and wandery today.

The Wrarh of Angels by John Connolly.

If you like thrillers with a twist he is an outstanding author with a very interesting by line. Very well written with excellent scene setting.

Divine Misdemeanors --Laurell K. Hamilton

Death of a Dreamonger by Adam Stevenson.
Finding it a little disappointing so far.

Hard Love by Ellen Wittlinger. Second time around.

The Legacy of Shanara. Its a compilation of the whole series.

Redcoat by Bernard Cornwell.

A bit more of a melodrama compared to his usual swash buckling fare.

I have a pile of books to get through including Operation Mincemeat by Ben McIntyre (the use of a dead body to fool the Nazis as to the location of the D-Day landings) and Bill Bryson's Made in America about the development of American English).

For my post grad I am currently stumbling through The Great Shark Hunt by Hunter S Thompson.

Good Moon Rising by Nancy Garden

"50 shades of Grey" by EL James

Kind of intriguing in style... the latest "in item" here in SA.

EDIT:
OMG... complete and utter crap, like written by some love-sick teenagers. The most pathetic book I can recall ever.
9 1/2 weeks PLUS, but lacking finesse and anything one might call -literature-.
An insult to one's intellect...

Waste of time and money 

Axélle

I'm reading a Pogo collection.

American Casino: The Rigged Game That's Killing Democracy
By Douglas E Schoen

Deliver Us From Evie, by ME Kerr.

I'm reading through the Harry Potter series again. Right now I'm on Chamber of Secrets.

"The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" by Robert Louis Stevenson.

Fate of Worlds by Larry Niven & Edward M. Lerner

Fifty Shades of Grey!

The Flight of Dragons, it is great.

Currently on my nightstand is When You Are Engulfed in Flames by David Sedaris.

Cold Comfort Farm, Fingersmith, and Exploring Science Book 1 . Help!

I liked Fingersmith - very twisty.

I am reading 'The Midwife', a collection of eighteenth century magazines written by Christopher Smart before he went mad under the pseudonym of Mary Midnight.

I have also just come back from a talk by Phillip Pullman about his new book which retells 50 of Grimm's Fairy Tales.