I just can't stop reading the 'A Song of Ice and Fire' series by George R. R. Martin. I started reading The Warrior-Prophet by R. Scott Bakker, but I just couldn't get into it knowing that there were more books in Martin's series. I went out and bought then next two and will be starting A Feast of Crows in a bit. I have got it well bad. I'm also halfway through Blood Meridian by Cormak McCarthy.

American Gods by Neil Gaiman.

Also, I'm slowly skimming my way through the entire Robert Frost poetry collection.

@Tailgunner - Try out "Malazan Book of the Fallen" by Steven Erikson. The first one is kind of weird and didn't make much sense (although it's been about 5 years since I read it). There are 8 already done of a ten part series and he's been releasing one every 8 months or so. Plot's a little more convoluted but I enjoy them.

i am reading multiple books right now.
breaking dawn, the bible, the titans curse, inkheart, and brisingr.

Homicide - A year on the Killing Streets by David Simon, the guy who also was the creator of and head writer for "The Wire".

"Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens. Very dull.

I will start readng Lord of the Flies in English class on Monday.

I have all 5 KR books. 80's books like 80's music kicked so much as its unbelievable. Books, like the music, died from the 90's onwards with thier sickining lack of the 1980's.

I'm reading Dark Warrior Rising By Ed Greenwood.

I'm reading "The Contortionist's Handbook" by Craig Clevenger.
I was never big on fiction before but I really enjoy this book. I recommend it to anyone that is atleast a few years removed from high school.

Before that I was reading "Bob Dylan Chronicles: Volume 1"