What are you reading right now ?

[shoestringnell]

Hi

The Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox by Maggie O'Farrell, seems ok so far just getting started in to it.

[Carla Hurst-Chandler]

A Collection of Evelyn Waugh short stories...delightful

[Bighuey]

Im still reading Man-Eaters of Kumaon, Its a facinating book but I havent had a lot of time for reading lately. Its fairly long, almost 500 pages and I hope to finish it in the next few days.

[Amitabh]

The Darkness Nigh - by Vishesh Sharma
A nail biting Thriller available at Lulu

Great Story very gripping !!!!!!

Michael North took shelter with a group of people from the raging storm and there over a casual argument he discovered the less spoken mysteries & legends related to a place called Chihuahua.
The group argued and learnt more facts about these tales. The stories took them to past, deeper & deeper and revealed the history of the place and the facts behind these fables.
Soon everybody realized that there is more to these stories and they are playing part in it

[DATo]

Reading my second book of the "Spellman" series - The Curse Of The Spellmans by Lisa Lutz. Very funny series based upon a dysfunctional family of private investigators and their sometimes equally eccentric circle of friends, told through the narration and point of view of Isabel, the oldest daughter.

[Fran]

Had a day off today so I'm powering through The Paris Wife by Paula McLain ..... fascinating stuff

[Carla Hurst-Chandler]

Still working on the Waugh...there are 39 short stories...made me laugh out loud in the midst of a bistro this afternoon...the wait-staff and patrons must have thought me quite mad

[tonya10057]

I'm reading bloodrose,and courting trouble.

[Redlegs]

Still working my way through Umberto Eco The Name of the Rose. It's been an interesting journey. For someone who is not religious at all ther has been a lot of middle ages religious philosophy to absorb, which probably confirms my atheism. It also reminds me how much Latin I have forgotten since high school! The murdr mystery part of the story is quite fascinating. Should finish it in the next couple of days.

[Fran]

Still working my way through Umberto Eco The Name of the Rose. It's been an interesting journey. For someone who is not religious at all ther has been a lot of middle ages religious philosophy to absorb, which probably confirms my atheism. It also reminds me how much Latin I have forgotten since high school! The murdr mystery part of the story is quite fascinating. Should finish it in the next couple of days.

.... Then get your hands on the 1986 movie version with Sean Connery .... absolutely brilliant

[Redlegs]

Still working my way through Umberto Eco The Name of the Rose. It's been an interesting journey. For someone who is not religious at all ther has been a lot of middle ages religious philosophy to absorb, which probably confirms my atheism. It also reminds me how much Latin I have forgotten since high school! The murdr mystery part of the story is quite fascinating. Should finish it in the next couple of days.

.... Then get your hands on the 1986 movie version with Sean Connery .... absolutely brilliant

I will try to check that out Fran.

[Betty Haynes 813]

I am reading "Breakfast at Tiffany's.

[Geneen Karstens]

The Whistling Season by Ivan Doig. Just starting it but looks interesting.

[C0ldf1re]

Just started "Master of Rome" by John Stack. It is the third book in his series which is set in the time of the first Punic war where Rome first became a naval power after its many sea battles with Carthage.

Thanks for reminding me to carry on reading his series!

[Fran]

Time for a short story fix ..... Field Study by Rachel Seiffert