It's basically the new 50 Shades of Grey, only with dinosaurs. Because...reasons.

Haha I see... some authors do have the strangest ideas

I've finished reading The Power Trip by Jackie Collins. Her books are always fun!

Now I'm on The Casual Vacancy by J.K Rowling. I've never read the Harry Potter books so it will be fun to read something of hers with a clear head and opinion, and I have to say it;s very good so far!

Manga, as usual: Triage X, although before that it was Spice & Wolf, which was ace.

What's the name? Jurassic Porn?

Examples include: Ravished by Tyrannosaurus Rex, Taken by Pterodactyl and Taken by Triceratops. I wish I was joking, but those are the titles; the missed opportunities for punning hurt me greatly.

Our own Ghastley has been writing beastly tales for years now Falanu's sister and the Minotaur, can't count the Daedra tales. (although they are humanoidish). So is this like,

"Tommy T-Rex Tees Off" or "Billy Brontesaurus Learns to Love Meat?"

Errrrmmmmm....

Wow.

Currently reading The Art of Bioshock Infinite. Bloody love concept art books, I do.

Currently reading Shadowmagic by John Lenahan.

I picked it up on Kindle for free ages ago, and since I couldn't sleep I figured I'd run through the trilogy again. In the past I've found the next best thing to sleep to be a good book to read.

I'm strange like that.

I'm reading Lord Of The Flies

Currently about to read:
1. (Novel): Neverwhere - Neil Gaiman
2. (Manga): Attack On Titan

Heh, read Shadowmagic and it's two sequels in one day, now moving on.

Decided to read my Dragonlance Ebooks again.

Currently reading Dragons of Autumn Twilight.


And a book(a real one) called Futhark.

Me too, I like to browse through the Skyrim and FO3 art books. It´s interesting to read how they thought when they made the games.

On account of "real" books, I kinda like Enid Blyton´s Five-series.

Yeah, certainly; it's interesting to see how they went about the worldbuilding process. Plus all the cool steampunk stuff in there means that that, along with the Mass Effect Artbook, it's become one of my go-to sources of inspiration for when I'm a bit stuck working on my current novel project.

Out of interest, have you ever looked up the Shivering Isles concept art up on UESP? That's some really cool stuff.

If I have then I have forgotten about it Might be worth checking it up.

What artbooks do you have besides the ones you´ve mentioned, Mustard?

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It's worth checking out; very outlandish and heavily influenced by Surrealism, but incredibly interesting.

I've also got a digital edition of The Art of Deus Ex: Human Revolution (not sure if there's actually a paper one, which is a shame), The Art of Remember Me, The Warhammer 40,000 Core Rulebook, which is so jam-packed with gorgeous artwork that I read it as an art book first and Surrealist Art. I've got a bit of a thing for the Punk genre, if you hadn't guessed.

Hey guys, I just posted up a review of The Sandman: Overtures Issue 1 and you should all totally go to my blog to read it!

Still reading Dragonlance. Finished the Chronicles, about to start the Legends trilogy.

Magician- Raymond E. Feist.

How far along are you in this? And what do you think (so far)?

This is possibly my favorite book ever.


Although some of his later work leaves a bit to be desired, this is certainly amongst his finest books along with the Serpent War and the Empire trilogy. I.m.o. anyway :-)