[M e w]

Gah thread is dead. > o <;;
Haven't been reading as much lately. Dx
Toooo busyyyy.

[Angel Spirit Girl]

I haven't read hardly at all lately myself.

[M e w]

Gah, I think I'd like my hangout to be up again.... even though there are more hangouts like this since I went on hiatus. > o <
So ya, trying to make it a bit active again, so anyone wanna post? o 3o;

[Angel Spirit Girl]

I have read Phoenix and Ashes by Mercedes Lackey since I last posted here.

I liked it. She is a favorite author of mine.

[M e w]

Ah, so you think it's worth it to pick up some of her books then? :]

I got a new book recently but I haven't been reading it so much. I'll probably get back to it this week.
The latest Mortal Instruments book, City of Fallen Angels, by Cassandra Clare. That's pretty much my reading book atm. :3

[Angel Spirit Girl]

I think I have only heard the title of that book.

What is it about?

[M e w]

Well it's a series. It's more or less an urban fantasy type of story.
The main people it focuses on are called Shadowhunters, which at the root are supposed to be a sort of mixture between angels and humans, but not in the sense that some angels went and made babies with humans lol.
There are a variety of other creatures and what-not, which are called Downworlders. These include faeries, warlocks, werewolves, and vampires.
That's the basic world I guess, and it would take me forever to sum up the plot so unless you want to read a ton of my babbling then there you go. xD

[Angel Spirit Girl]

Interesting. I may read that series.

[M e w]

I enjoy it. c:
There's really a lot more to it than that but ya, it actually gets a bit confusing at times. But maybe I just need to reread the first three to remember everything.

So then what's up? How've you been?

[Angel Spirit Girl]

I'm good. Not too much is up with me.

[M e w]

Ya same here. Though I do have some things I need to get done.
I think I'm gonna go wash some dishes soon... gotta get that done ugh.

[Angel Spirit Girl]

I'm probably going to have to go to dinner soon.

[Batty]

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• YAY. I HAVE A NEW MEW THREAD TO STALK.
  
  I'll list all the books I have later, when I get back from swimming and such. And then... mark the most awesome ones for you guys to read and gush about with me. <3

[Angel Spirit Girl]

Sounds like a great plan.

I love reading fantasy novels.

I'll have to see about reading some more of them.

[Quiet Man Cometh]

*Wanders into thread.*

Been eyeballing this place for a while but never really had much to say. Don't really have a lot to say right now but I'm dropping in anyway. :).

I used a read quite a bit but not so much lately, especially since university. I have backlog of reading that I intend to do, some left over from courses that I'm finished with but I insist on finishing some of the books.

I'm a fantasy reader but lately most of what I am liking has been written prior to 1950, some around the turn of the century. I haven't really found a contemporary author that I'm actively persuing at all. I have one Mercedes Lackey book that I thought I'd give a try but haven't started that one yet. My reading pile is currently as follows:

Ysabel, Guy Gavriel Kay
The Brothers Karamazov, Fyodor Dostoevsky
Tales from Firozha Baag, Rohinton Minstry
Out of Africa, Karen Blixen
The Hobbit, JRR Tolkein
The Silmarillion, JRR Tolkein
Newton's Cannon, Greg. Keyes

I'm sure there are others that I've forgot but these are the ones that come to mind. I may ditch a couple for later seeing as I've only made tiny inroads into the last three. I've never seen any writer as italic-happy as Gregory Keyes.

[Angel Spirit Girl]

Tolkien is great. <3 I really like the Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings.