What Are You Reading?

[No One]

So I'm almost done with Song of Susannah and it pisses me off to no end that Stephen King had to put himself in the books.

Unfortunately, it only gets worse from there.

[Rich]

It's at the point where I'm only reading for closure after such a large time investment.

[No One]

It's at the point where I'm only reading for closure after such a large time investment.

I completely understand. It was the same for me.

[ChaoofNee]

I'm at the front of The Waste Lands, myself. I can't wait for him to ruin this completely for me!

...and maybe someday I'll finish Game of Thrones. Someday...

[bbobb]

Too bad for you the writer will die long before he finishes the series.

[kingoffighters]

Speaking of the devil, I am 200 pages into A Dance with Dragons. It is miles better than Feast already, because Jon Snow is fucking badass and looking more and more like Ned, without the stupidity.

[kingoffighters]

It's at the point where I'm only reading for closure after such a large time investment.

Book 7 is a bit long but not as terrible as the other 2. I do like the ending now after I have years to think about it.

[No One]

I'm at the front of The Waste Lands, myself. I can't wait for him to ruin this completely for me!

The good news is that Wizard and Glass is next, and it's not only the best book in the series, it's one of the best books he's ever written.

Book 7 is a bit long but not as terrible as the other 2. I do like the ending now after I have years to think about it.

I found Wolves of the Calla tolerable and the last two books painfully bad. Book VII in particular. Everything from Flagg's bullshit death at the hands of Mordred, to Mordred's bullshit death at the hands of...uhhh...diarrhea, to that atrocious final battle with the Crimson King was just so badly conceived and executed. The only saving graces it had at all were the deaths of Eddie, Jake, and Oy, which were all beautifully written and some seriously tear-inducing passages, and the admittedly brilliant "true ending".

[Korly]

I just started reading "Reality is Broken". I think some of you TNL types would really dig that book.

[Rich]

The good news is that Wizard and Glass is next, and it's not only the best book in the series, it's one of the best books he's ever written.

Eh, it's close-- As great as Wizard and Glass was, I preferred The Waste Lands-- I preferred to be in the current with Eddie and Jake than in the past with Cuthbert and Alain.