Previous, Current & Upcoming

Previous: Jane Eyre by Bronte

Current: The Name of the Wind by Rothfuss (loving the story device!)

Upcoming: Not sure yet. I don't think I'll read Wise Man's Fear yet. Maybe... Book III of song of Ice and Fire. I'm working my through that series again in anticipation of Dance With Dragons. Oh yeah, I got a bunch of books at the library, I need to look at those next. Though I can't remember at the moment what I brought home!

I usually don't know what's next until I finish the current book. If I'm absorbed in a series, then I pick up the next one. If I need a change of pace, I scan my own library shelves, or go to the public library or bookstore.

 

Previous: Ship of Destiny by Robin Hobb (beyond fantastic) and City of Fallen Angels by Cassandra Clare (beyond laughable)

Current: Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte (Still. Can't seem to progress with it. I'm enjoying it, but I enjoy high fantasy more!) and Death and the Running Patterer by Robin Adair (but I don't think I'll finish it...)

Upcoming: I can't pick! Wheel of Time series? Gardens of the Moon? A Game of Thrones? Juliet Marillier? I need help ;-;

 

previous: The Unmage Series by W.J. Maryson (don't know if the title is corect in english)

curent: The Dwarves by Markuz Heitz

upcoming: The Alves by Markuz Heitz (alves are evil elves/dark elves)

 

Previous: The Undivided by Jennifer Fallon, and ditched Death and the Running Patterer by Robin Adair

Current: Notes from Underground by Fyoror Dostorevsky and Jane Eyre by Bronte

Upcoming: Utterly no idea.

 

Previous: Neverwhere. The one Gaiman book I hadn't read before. Adored it.

Current: Bouncing between Storm Front by Jim Butcher (because I need to get into The Dresden Files), Sharpe's Tiger by Bernard Cornwell (not fantasy, I know, but Cornwell is an excellent novelist) and World War Z by Max Brooks (for the umpteenth time. It's a thoroughly enjoyable masterpiece of horror/post-apoc).

Upcoming: A Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin (you know the drill).

 

Previous: Fool's Errand by Robin Hobb, The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret someone.

Current: Eugh, still Jane Eyre. I was enjoying it so much until the incredibly dull boss/love interest arrived. I thought he was supposed to make me swoon and up my standards of men of this generation or something. Yet I can't even read on, because I'm so bored. Also The Fry Chronicles by Stephen Fry.

Upcoming: The Rogue by Trudi Canavan, The Golden Fool by Robin Hobb, The Inheritance by Robin Hobb.

 

previous shadow of the giant orson scott card, enders saga, book 8.
current into the storm taylor anderson destroyermen series book 1
upcoming crusade taylor anderson destroyermen series book 2

 

Excellent thread. I've already been reminded of several books that I've been meaning to read, yet have forgotten about.

Previous: The Half-Made World by Felix Gilman, Ariel by Steven R. Boyett
Current: The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson
Upcoming: Lion of Macedon by David Gemmell

@Behelit - Have you tried the Gaiman/Pratchett collaboration Good Omens? It was the first thing I read with either Gaiman's or Pratchett's name on it and it got me interested in both authors.