Young Writers Society

My swordhand is singing.
About 5 pages so far

I'm reading the Dresden Files series. I just started book two Fool Moon this morning, fifty pages in so far.

I'm reading
The Martian Chronicles
Death is a lonely business
Twice 22
all at once, all by ray bradbury

The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux. (I think I spelled that correctly. xD)
It's a bit hard to follow, but I still love it. I adored the musical, so I figured I'd try the book.

Gee, I hated the book Phantom of the Opera. I think Andrew Lloyd Webber was a genius for cultivating such a great musical out of that..... thing.
It wasn't bad in the conventional sort of bad way; but it felt so dry, and the Phantom had less than no depth, in my opinion. Maybe I was just tainted by the movie.
Ah, well. Hope you enjoy.

Atom by Steve Aylett. . . for what I do believe must now be the 15th time.

Must read for all psychos and soon to be psychos out there. And once you've read it, read it again. . . and then again and then a few more times, and then pass it on to everyone you know because this is the kind of madness one cannot keep to themselves.

xD

Told you I'd find you.

empressoftheuniverse wrote:Gee, I hated the book Phantom of the Opera. I think Andrew Lloyd Webber was a genius for cultivating such a great musical out of that..... thing.
It wasn't bad in the conventional sort of bad way; but it felt so dry, and the Phantom had less than no depth, in my opinion. Maybe I was just tainted by the movie.
Ah, well. Hope you enjoy.

XD It is rather dry, but I'm not very far into it and I'd like to see how the plot of the novel compares with the plot of the movie. Book Christine is starting to get on my nerves, though. She's acting sort of bi-polar. XD

Cyrano De Bergerac by Edmond Rostand. 'Tis so heartbreakingly lovely.

EDIT: Also now reading The New York Trilogy by Paul Auster. Weird (really weird) yet strangely addictive stuff.

The Vampire Diareis by L.J Smith and another book in Spanish called El Poema del Mio Cid. Which means in a traslation from old Spanish to English, The Poem of My Lord. Lord in the sense of king or just person in royalty.

East of Eden by John Steinbeck. It's been a while since I read it, and I forgot how amazing his writing is! His descriptions of everything are just all so gut-wrenching. I'm in awe of it.

The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks. It's very good. Promised myself I wouldn't stay up till midnight reading it, but I did anyway. xD

Artemis Fowl and the Lost Colony by Eion Colfer (Pronounced 'Owen')

Actually I think I finished that last night...#

*Runs away to find a new book to read*

*Picks up book*
*Reads first word*

*Runs back*
Ok I'm now reading Skulduggery Pleasant by Derek Landy

It's a good read, I've read it before.

Love on the time of Cholera by Gabriel Garcia Marguez
Thinks... by David Lodge

Yes, I am reading two books in the same time. I blame my teacher for making me do that.

I'm reading "Fragile Eternity" by Melissa Marr... it's a pretty good series so far.