I'm reading Metro 2033 and George Orwell's 1984 over again. I must just be in the mood for dark settings.

"Present At A Hanging" - and other stories.
Ambrose Bierce

Bierce is fascinating simply because of his disappearance.

I'm currently reading Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln by Doris Kearns Goodwin. I highly recommend reading this book over seeing the Spielberg film loosely based on it.

Midsummer Night's dream

I'm only reading it because my teacher is making me

Dude (or dudette) Shakespeare is Awesome, seriously.

A dude, and I'm not the biggest Shakespeare fan

Doesn't take away from his Awesomeness. Stop thinking of him as the purveyor of a dead language that you are being forced to eat by your teacher. Approach him as a student of language eager to see how one makes music with words.

Either that, or go to netflix and get a copy of A Midsummer's Night Dream. Shakespeare was meant to be seen... not read.

I remember reading Romeo and Juliet while watching it at my dad’s house on TV. It was hard for me to process what I was hearing and the reading was difficult, but together it somehow worked. After that it was easier to have the text come to life when I was just reading (since we didn’t have a TV at my house until I was in high school.)

The Flight of The Einstein by James Swallow...

This is very true.
I studied a lot of Shakespeare back in the day, but he really comes alive when seen or even just read aloud.
Remember that plays are dynamic things meant to live outside of our heads, and WS was as fine an exponent of that as you will find.

As I'm loving the new Spartacus series, I thought I'd treat myself to a dirt cheap book about the rise and fall of the Mighty Roman Empire™...

So I'm reading that at the mo...It's called Rubicon...By someoneorother...Not bad at all for £3... ...

I don´t read too much books actually, apart from in-game books in Oblivion

But I do like the classic adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Have a nice little book with assorted stories in it ( The Dying Detective) which I got when I was a kid. Back then I thought the different stories were chapters! Man, those were some pretty long chapters!

Well currently I'm re-reading the full collection of the Feynman lectures. They are some very interesting books if you can get a hold of them (physics and non-fiction isn't for everyone though).

I've just finished reading a local newspaper.

I haven't read a book in ages, the last one was probably Clinical Medicine in November, required for my study. I usually read a lot of books on my holidays in summer but I don't know yet what will they be, probably something crime/adventure related.

The Most Dangerous Game. There is no hunt like the hunting of a man!

I remember that story. My stepdad won't take me hunting anymore because I constantly talk about that story when we go hunting XD he says I can go hunt myself XDDD

Hehehe! Your stepdad sounds like a cool dude. I would love to go hunting by myself. It's one of those hobbies you wish you had.

He's pretty straight-edge, but cool. That's the closest he's ever gotten to cursing XD.

He taught me how to skin and dress game, and paid for my hunting license when I was younger, which comes with classes on how to survive if you're ever lost in the woods. So, now I know how to get water from the ground, build a shelter and know to always keep a knife and flint on me, but I live the downtown area of a small city. I miss the woods.

I'm about to get all nostalgic and reminisce-y.

Iron Council, by China Miéville.

This book is amazing and I want this man's babies. Quite possibly the best-written and most startlingly original fantasy novel I've ever read.

Warhammer 40 000, Fulgrim by Graeme McNeill...I think...