What book(s) are you currently reading?

recently read "Alice Adventures Underground and Through the looking glass"
great stuff.
love this.
shurely not for the last time

^^ brilliant books.

Yeah!

Nenhwa wrote:recently read "Alice Adventures Underground and Through the looking glass"

That's very original

Right now i am reading The Witcher. Great books everyone should read it

WendyTorrance wrote:Overlook is overlooked, who's ever gonna invest anything on that.
Jack? You know how the story ended.

Yes I do.

I assume you haven't read Dr Sleep.

Which is actually to the Shining in case you didn't know.

Sadly Jack doesn't get reanimated by our friends at the Pet Sematary. Stuff like that always happens in Steven King novels. Like in Mr Mercedes talk about that "movie about a clown that's from outerspace"

Oh Detective Hodges, you sneeky b*stard.

LeOkAsPEr wrote:I assume you haven't read Dr Sleep.

Correct. I haven't, Dreamcatcher really was such a disappointment. I kinda gave up on Mr. King after that, uhm, apparently it's been a while. However, as a rule, the sequels never work.
But I definitely need to look into that!

WendyTorrance wrote:

LeOkAsPEr wrote:I assume you haven't read Dr Sleep.

Correct. I haven't, Dreamcatcher really was such a disappointment. I kinda gave up on Mr. King after that, uhm, apparently it's been a while. However, as a rule, the sequels never work.
But I definitely need to look into that!

It's quite interesting and I guess dream catcher was a one off as he later revealed he was under the influence of Oxycodone when writing it. When he wrote Dr Sleep though I assume he was under the influence of "The Steam". In fact the Shining finds it's way into Joyland as well. I'm starting to assume if they all take place in the same universe or it's that these things happen and King is always there to write them down.

WendyTorrance wrote:

Nenhwa wrote:recently read "Alice Adventures Underground and Through the looking glass"

That's very original

classic

Gitanjali by Rabindranath Tagore