Definitely Stephen Erikson. I can't wait for his next book.

I just finished reading Angels & Demons by Dan Brown. Now I don't know what to read next, but just started school last Monday, so I bet I'll be reading a lot in my textbooks :P


Edit: And the Book of Mormon...constantly (Thanks Reamus ;) )

The Book of Mormon

:omg: woah, you have some weird taste dude, no offense :huh:

:omg: woah, you have some weird taste dude, no offense :huh: [/b][/quote]
Nah, I just was interested what's acutally written in there, that is making it such an evil book. No weird taste, just curiosity ;)

Sven hassel...still have two books to finish...but i'm so lazy :S

The Time Machine
by HG Wells.

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.

"Eldest" by Christopher Paolini.... this damn book is 799 pages, I fell I'm never going to finish it :cry: (now seriously, I want to finish it, but it's going to take me a long time :whistle: )

Last Citadel by David Robbins.

He's written some good historical fiction before, and I'm enjoying this one as well. Especiallly considering my close connection with the source material.