What are you reading at the moment?

I’m currently in the middle of Boy Nobody by Allen Zadoff. It’s really different to what I usually read. The chapters are short and snappy and the writing is very direct. It’s nice for a change.

What are you reading at the moment?

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60 Responses to What are you reading at the moment?

  1. I’m currently reading Scrawl by Mark Sullivan. Over halfway through and despite it being meant for younger ages, it’s awesome!

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  2. In Sunlight and In Shadow. The chapters are long and drawn out and the writing is very indirect. It’s good for me, though. My writing could use a dash of purple prose.

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  3. raulconde001 says:

    Right now I am reading Mockingjay. ๐Ÿ™‚

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  4. suzanne jay says:

    Sounds intriguing! I’m reading Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell (1936). Kind of mind blowing that a book this long can be such a compelling page turner.

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  5. Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami.

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  6. I’m reading Star Wars: Outbound Flight by Timothy Zahn and enjoying it a lot. ๐Ÿ™‚

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  7. peggyluwho says:

    The Poems of Dylan Thomas.

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  8. Victo Dolore says:

    Great Expectations, Charles Dickens.

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  9. Kaleiyah-P says:

    The Dead Zone by Stephen King.

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  10. Anne B. Cole says:

    Divergent…my kids told me I HAD to read the series:)

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  11. corrosiveteapot says:

    Finishing the Odd Thomas series right now, but then going to read Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency

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  12. Firefly Island by Daniel Arenson. (The comments section here is interesting.)

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  13. redstarconverse says:

    1Q84 by Haruki Murakami ๐Ÿ™‚

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  14. laurenlola says:

    I’m reading David Mitchell’s newest novel, The Bone Clocks.

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  15. thomasreich says:

    Dreadnought by Cherie Priest and Solar by Ian McEwan. I love the challenge of reading more than one book at a time.

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  16. Crystal Barnes says:

    Currently I am reading a friend’s unpublished story, but I plan to read To Whisper Her Name, by Tamera Alexander before the end of this month ๐Ÿ™‚

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  17. newyorkinsomniac says:

    The Revenge of Seven by Pittacus Lore. ๐Ÿ™‚

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  18. Bryan says:

    Forge of Darkness by Steven Erikson. Love his books :).

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  19. I’m reading Zodiac by Neal Stephenson. It’s an “eco-thriller” about a quirky environmentalist who analyzes waste in the Boston Harbour and ends up pissing off the wrong people. If you like Sci-fi it’s really good! An older one but definitely a great witty read ๐Ÿ™‚

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  20. pauljgies says:

    I just finished “Interesting Times” by Terry Pratchett. It features the feckless “wizzard” Rincewind and a horde of aged heroes led by Cohen the Barbarian. Now I’m on to Bart Ehrman’s “God’s Problem,” in the nonfiction category.

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  21. I’m reading, Catcher in the Rhye, A Song for Mother, and Pillars of the Earth. Why three books, you ask? It just depends where I am — car, bedroom, or study. That’s usually how I roll.

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    • webbzephyr says:

      The Catcher In The Rye is my all-time favorite book by my all-time favorite author! I do hope you are enjoying it!

      One word of advice: do be sure to read the first paragraph very carefully so as to understand where Holden is coming from (i.e. that he is not just some winey kid who needs to get over himself but a very intelligent youth battling a sever quandary). You will likely have picked up on that already, but having spent many an hour defending my favorite character against countless people who haven’t, I tend to suggest a closer reading out of habit. Pretentious, much? ๐Ÿ™‚

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  22. mihrank says:

    wow – you have magic and what a great blog – I adore you!!

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  23. bklynboy59 says:

    I am reading Eye Contact by Cammie Mc Govern. I actually met her. I drive for a limo company part time and she was my scheduled pickup. I met her at the airport and drove her to her home. On the way we talked about reading and writing and she told me she was a writer. I told her I was a aspiring writer. She told me about her book so went I went on line and ordered it and have been reading it.

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  24. rod says:

    Three books, one of which is Wild Swans.

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  25. Marcus Case says:

    ‘The Drumbeater’ by Clive Allan (but I don’t think it’s your genre!).

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  26. webbzephyr says:

    I am reading the Song of Fire and Ice series. I have had it recommended to me by a number of people these last few months and I finally have the opportunity to delve into it. I am starting on A Clash Of Kings at the moment. I generally don’t like books that switch from one P.O.V to another, but this series is turning out to contain exceptions to the rule.

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  27. I’m in the middle of 11/22/63, by Stephen King. ๐Ÿ™‚

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  28. I’m so glad you reviewed this! I just picked this up from my library. I’m finishing the YA horror novel The Merciless, by Danielle Vega. I think I’m going to have nightmares from this one.

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  29. Mary Blowers says:

    I’m reading Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman as a paid gig. ๐Ÿ™‚

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  30. sklase says:

    Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar children.

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  31. dcdear says:

    The Way of Kings – Brandon Sanderson

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  32. Fatal Storm by Lee Driver

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  33. davemstrom says:

    I just finished Superheroes by John Varney, a collection of short stories on the superhero theme. Funny, sad, smart, a little disturbing in a couple stories. I promised Todd Borg I’d read his Tahoe Silence book next.

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  34. equinoxio21 says:

    What am I reading (again)? Souviens-toi Johnatan, by Cosey.
    Have a great week-end
    Brian

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  35. Natalie K. says:

    I’ve just started reading Amanda Hocking’s Trylle trilogy. I’m on the first book right now. She has a spin-off series coming out next year that sounds awesome, so that’s why I wanted to give the Trylle books a try.

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  36. ogaribay says:

    Savage detectives, by bolaรฑo

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    • dustomundo says:

      Ooh, I’ve heard nothing but amazing things about Savage Detectives! I can’t wait to read Bolano, myself.:) I hope you’re loving it!

      I’m currently nearing of the end of Lisey’s Story (re-read,) and can’t wait to see how this one turns out! Only 77 pages left..

      Excellent post, Jodie!!

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      • ogaribay says:

        Bolaรฑo is amazing. Even If you don’t like his his novels/poetry..it’s rare to find real writers now, publishers fear them, it’s a big risk..Just listening to his interviews are amazing..he was a real writer not a guy looking for a big hit to make the big money.

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      • dustomundo says:

        I really appreciate your input, thank you!:)

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  37. I am currently reading two excellent series in two very different genres. Escape is the first novel in Maria McKenzie’s Unchained Trilogy. The series starts in 1856 and ends in 1998. Maria specializes in writing about interracial relationships. I’m also reading Johsua Dalzelle’s sci-fi series Omega Force. I am currently reading the second in that series of 6 (the 6th one will be out soon from what I understand). I have read period novels before, but I hadn’t read sci-fi until now. I highly recommend both of these series. I’ve noticed a few typos and oopsies, but the stories and characters are interesting so I can overlook those. I’m still early in both series and most authors figure out they need an editor by the second or third novel, so I’m sure that will improve. The books are self-published, found on Amazon.

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  38. I’m reading The Kiss of Deception by Mary E. Pearson (;

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  39. I am currently reading a book called Social Wealth: How to Build Extraordinary Relationships By Transforming the Way We Live, Love, Lead and Network. It’s a nice read so far.

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  40. fireflyin says:

    I am currently reading The Crippled God by Steven Erikson. ๐Ÿ™‚

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  41. I’m reading ‘The Wise Man’s Fear’ by Patrick Rothfuss. I’m loving it, though I’m taking it slower than I did its prequel.

    I wanted to stop in and tell you that I nominated you for the One Lovely Blog Award. Find the details here: http://iemergedinlondonrain.wordpress.com/2014/09/15/730/

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  42. thorsaurus says:

    Just finished “Dharma Punx” by Noah Levine and have started “River of No Return” by Bee Ridgway.

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