I need a book to read.

[ocean]

Can people list books they like to read. im looking for three good titles.

[Spacey]

look at the stickies above

[ocean]

i did have a read of those, but none really were what i wanted.

[Capo]

check otu some douglas coupland books. I recommend:
-jpod
-microserfs

Also try tom clancy:
-without remorse
-rainbow six
-red rabbit

Black hawk down, jarhead, cardinal of the kremlin and black are also good.

[karthum]

What type of Books do you enjoy?
I recommend House of Leaves to most people but unless you can follow multiple plot lines and don't mind reading footnotes it might not be your cup of tea.

[urban assault]

Try to find "The Brotherhoods". It is a true story about two senior NYPD Police detectives who became hit men for the Mob, and how they were eventually brought down by a few determined, good cops who investigated them for years. Excellent read, with a surprising twist at the end.

-urban

[Tal_Rasha]

I say Edgar Allan Poe. His novels are simply great, also thanks to his experience gained in Pinkerton detective agency and thanks to his knowledge of the darker side of the society...e.g.: Pit and the pendulum, Murder in the Rue Morgue, Barrel of Amontillado, Golden Scarabeus...and lots more

[ocean]

Thanks, im going to look up some books by Edgar Allan Poe.

[Nutter]

Dunno if it's your sort of thing but "Across The Nightingale Floor" by Liam Hearn and the other 3 books that follow on from that are good. It's set in the middle ages of clans, war and assassins. Read a few reviews, See if you like...

[The Xeno]

After you're done with Poe, if you liked him, I'd take up **Filtered**.
In many ways they can be quite simmilar, with the edge (imho) to **Filtered**.
(Mostly do to the simple fact that **Filtered** has a lot more room to work with)

On the pulp (I.e. non-classic) side;
I'd try some classic Battletech, maybe Tad William's new Shadowmarch, or perhaps The Blue Max.

In historical fiction:
I'd recommend getting ahold of 'The Arms of Krupp', or 'Descision over Swienfurt' in addition to those already mentioned.

[The King of Foxes]

a song of ice and fire by george r r martin is pretty damn amazing. i recomend it highly. the first book in the series is a game of thrones.

[Fear Of The Duck]

hi!
just popped by... if u like hard sci-fi i'd recommend alastair reynolds (loads of carterisms to find there)

ah... and phillip k. **Filtered** for something mind-twisting