The Witcher Last Wish - Andrzej Sapkowski.

It depends, personally I love sci-fi and cyberpunk so I would recommend Neuromancer, Virtual Light from William Gibson, or Snow Crash from Neal Stephenson(some people prefer snow crash since it's more ADVENTUREEEE kind of). Also the saga of Tales of Earthsea by Ursula K Le Guin if you like more fantasy. Starhip troopers by Robert A Heinlein is awesome. Mmmmm I would recommend also American Gods from Neil Gaiman and the saga of Discworld by Terry Pratchett (best funny adventure ever).
Bonus track: Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman.

Changeless, 2nd book from Parasol Protectorante series.

On The Road written by Keruac

The Road - Cormac McCarthy

It won the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for a good reason.

Just started A Dance With Dragons by George R. R. Martin.

After I'm finished with that, it's on to Tarnsman of Gor by John Norman

Books that I more recently enjoyed include:

• Prozac Nation by Elizabeth Wurtzel (autobiography)

• Girl Interupted by Susanna Kaysen (autobiography)

• Trainspotting by Irvine Welsh (fiction)

I just finished Fair Coin by E.C.Myers, a YA SciFi, very easy read, kinda wish it was getting a movie deal, its the type of book that could become a movie easily

Nice thread!

Lately I've been reading Stephen King's Saga of the Dark Tower, but it's rare to see them translated to Spanish so I only have up to the third book bought. A while ago I read a .pdf of the 4th book in english just because I wanted to know how they escape that damn train... And also wanted to kill myself for having to read it on Spanish translated by spanish people (instead of latin/neutral spanish)... translations, even when they're good, are never the same as the original. But meh, reading it on the computer isn't even close to reading a book, so I'll stick to them for now.

More recently I've been re-reading Franz Kafka's "Metamorphosis", "Mar's Chronicles" and Orson Scott's "Ender's Game". I have to ask a friend to lend me some of George R. R. Martin's books.

I just finished The Book of Human Insects (Tezuka) and I'm currently reading Fear and Trembling (Kierkegaard) and A Prayer For Owen Meany (Irving).

Twilight.

If you count it, I am reading (actually listening) to the Inkheart trilogy. Starts out slow, but gets better.

it has taken me 10 years but i've finally finished reading the lord of the rings in its entirety including all the appendices at the back.

-Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthey (finished, wow what an incredible writer, also not the easiest read)
-Eating the Dinosaur by Chuck Klosterman (a sociologist in disguise as a witty, pop-culture obsessed [yet pop-culture hating] journalist, some seriously great articles in it so far.)

Right now I am reading Mort by Terry Pratchett...if you haven't picked him up yet, do it! He is like a mixture of Douglas Adams, Tolkien, and Piers Anthony. I would also suggest anything by Mark Z. Danielewski, especially House of Leaves.

Bioshock : Rapture

At the moment I'm reading Against the Day by Thomas Pynchon and it's great.

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams.

Necroscope - Brian Lumley
Fahrenheit - Bradbury
The Republic - Plato

the picture of Dorian Grey

cosmopolitan

Finishing up the Hunger Games trilogy.

DO NOT

buy the books. Torrent if you feel you must read them.

WASTE

OF

DOSH

I won't give direct spoilers, but:

Book 1: Onoes I had to kill people

Book 2: Onoes I had to pretend to love someone

Book 3: Onoes I had to help one evil regime overthrow another

Peter V. Brett has two nice books, "The Warded Man" ("The Painted Man" being British version title) and "The Desert Spear".

Just finished A Darkness at Sethanon from Raymond E. Feist

The Hunger Games - Stephanie Meyer