Thread: I need something to read.

The Dark Tower series by Stephen King is one of my favorites to go back through from time to time. Similarly, I read through the Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams around once a year or so. If you want a one-off instead of a series, The Stand by Stephen King is another solid piece of work.

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The Ultimate History of Video Games: From Pong to Pokemon is another really good read. Published in 2001, it cuts off right around the time that Sega bowed out of the console market. Being a video game history buff, this is the first book I could recommend to someone that wants to learn about the history of the business.

Also... anything from H.P. Lovecraft. If you have any interest in his work, just fire me a private message. I can go into the works far more in-depth there. This post doesn't need to be a wall of text.

Amazon.com: Ghost in the Wires: My Adventures as the World's Most Wanted Hacker (9780316037709): Kevin Mitnick, Steve Wozniak, William L. Simon: Books

Hohen suggested it to me for a school project, pretty good read if you're interested in the early days of hacking.

Originally Posted by Poppet

Codex Alera | Jim Butcher
I really enjoyed this series. Not quite as good at RR Martin..but pretty dang good.

Speaking of Jim Butcher I should probably go back to the Dresden Files.... I got to book 5 and then got bored out of my wits (Had to use Pdf copy because my friend was anal about his copy).

Poppet, if you read it just remember; it wasn't his fault it exploded...