What are you currently reading?

[ScarletBea]

-The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms by NK Jemisen - Good, but not as good as I hoped.  her Dreamblood duo was so amazing, I was actually a bit disappointed at some of the weaker characterization of this one.  Good enough that I will most likely read the next though.

I personally preferred the second one, as I liked the main character much more

[xiagan]

I'm ~200 pages into Midnight Tides (Malazan #5) and it's superb.

[eclipse]

I'm ~200 pages into Midnight Tides (Malazan #5) and it's superb.

Just starting  Tides

Finished Tomorrow The Killing (Low Town, #2) very good story 

[MurchadsGrandson]

Just Finished A Natural History of Dragons by Marie Brennan. Different from what I expected. I assumed it was gonna be like the War Fighting Manuals by Den Patrick, but it actually reads more like a novel from the first person perspective. I enjoyed it. Before that I was reading the Memory of Flames trilogy by Stephen Deas (liked it, I tailor my book buying habits so I find I like most stuff I read).

Gonna take a break from fantasy for the time being maybe read some true crime or general fiction. Next SFF type thing I'm thinking of reading The Broken Empire trilogy by Mark Lawrence.

[Arry]

I haven't been reading much at all the past few weeks (since I finished Words of Radiance), but I did try to start Dark Eden yesterday. I'm not real far yet, but it's different different than I thought it would be

[Stars Cascade]

Not really reading much at the moment.  Still filling spare time with WOR and Shadowmarch when I can. Very slow going with both for me. Usually im a lot faster. Hoping my focus will come back soon!

[SteampunkQueen]

Managed to snag To Say Nothing of the Dog by Connie Willis, either free or for $.99 recently. I remembered a good friend recommended it as funny SFF. I'm enjoying it tremendously so far. It's almost slapstick time travel humor, very funny, although some of the nonstop British cultural references go sailing past my poor Midwestern head.

Probably going to pick up The Iron Jackal by Chris Wooding next. Mainly because I love the Ketty Jay series, and since I know it ends after 4 books, I'm trying to pace myself.

[animal74]

I'm currently listening to The Bone House (Bright Empires #2) by Stephen Lawhead on Audible and reading The Ale Boy's Feast, the fourth and final book of Jeffrey Overstreet's great series The Auralia Thread.

[ScarletBea]

I finished re-reading Patrick Ness's Chaos Trilogy (still great, still with great impact) and now started Lawrence's King of Thorns: welcome back, Jorg

[Phil Norris]

Just finished Hang Wire by Adam Christopher, now reading The Burning Dark by same author.

[Arry]

I.m a little more than half way through Dark Eden by Chris Beckett. Enjoying it so far.

[Brother of the Sixth Order]

After my deliberation over what to read next..  i have decided to read Servant: The Dark God book one purely on Overlords post about the book in the forum.

[Jeni]

I'm ~200 pages into Midnight Tides (Malazan #5) and it's superb.

Just starting  Tides

I've started this today   

[Nighteyes]

Still Words of Radiance! Can't remember last time I spent so long reading one book! Think real life is taking a toil rather than the book being incredibly demanding.  It is full of exciting set pieces and Sanderson to be fair doesn't drag out mysteries like some sagas.

[Stars Cascade]

Still Words of Radiance! Can't remember last time I spent so long reading one book! Think real life is taking a toil rather than the book being incredibly demanding.  It is full of exciting set pieces and Sanderson to be fair doesn't drag out mysteries like some sagas.

Same. Im soo close to the end, but hardly enough time to reach it.