Yes, the Complete and Uncut edition, and it's my first by him as well.

I would encourage poeple to read Hamlet. I'm really more of an American Psycho, Trainspotting, or The Tommyknockers kinda guy, but somehow reading throught that piece really felt interesting.

I don't know to tell you the truth, perhaps. They're fairly long for children's books.

All the stuff dealing with the honchos in the Army Base was added, and The Wolfman (edit: or whatever he was called in the uncut, the guy in the car the crazy fire-luvin' guy traveled with), among other things.

I still have an old copy of the original published version of The Stand, which I'd read many times before the uncut version came out. I hesitated buying the uncut because I thought the original was a masterpiece already. When I saw the mini-series tho, I was like "what is all this stuff, that wasn't in the book" and finally went out and bought it. It does add to the story/chrs. a bit, but I still sorta prefer the original....it's "tighter". I tended to like King's books a bit more before he was allowed to just run on and on forever/do whatever he wants.

finishing up american gods, haven't had time to read for a couple of weeks so i'm trying my best to finish it this weekend

I believe it was just 'The Kid'. The Kid and Trashcan Man. I wanna take a road trip with those two guys. Guess its time to reread The Stand.

The BSN forums. They're having a meltdown. Love it.

Heh, wow. Me too. I have the Lovecraft volume on my shelf (read a few stories) and I'm about 50 pages from finishing 'Salem's Lot.

I'm reading Macbeth for school. I like it. Better than The Tempest. Other than that, I'm currently reading The Black Prism by Brent Weeks and Shadow of a Dark Queen by Raymond E Feist.

A Game of Thrones, Halo: Primordium, and God Is Not Great.

Any good? I love halo and all the books but I found the first in the forerunner series kind of boring.

i very rarely read books. but the last books i can remember reading till the end were: ALIENS, a fistfull of dollars, the exorcist and midnight express

It's fantastic, but it's still similar to the first book. This one hasn't revealed too much yet, but I'm only halfway through it.

I didn't even know Aliens and Fisftul were books. Are they like novelizations of the movies?

The Beauty and the Sorrow

it's a collection of diary entries written by people during WWI. Some of them are soldiers, some of them are women who were nurses, others are even children. It's kind of depressing though when you come upon an entry where the person dies which is often the case with soldier's entries.

Ah well if it's similar to the first one it's probably not for me, which is a shame because I enjoy reading halo fiction immensely, probably more so than playing the games.
Just finished reading Glasslands not long ago and it was pretty interesting, can't wait for the sequel.

Nothing at the moment, however, I've been reading some excerpts from the books on the Diablo universe to see if I might be interested in those. No decision made yet.

A thread on the Bethesda forums.

I'm actually rereading the Harry Potter currently. Currently on year 4.

Know No Fear: The Battle of Calth. By Dan Abnett.

Oh I just remembered a question I meant to ask long ago and this seems the thread to ask right now but does anyone know of any books set in the deus ex universe?
While the gameplay bored me with HR I found the setting and stuff quite interesting.

I just bought Game of Thrones and Clash of Kings. Haven't started them yet, been lurking on the forums.

I've just started reading Neverwhere again. Brilliant book.

The anotated Justinian Code.

Not words, music, but O'Neill's 1001, the Dance Music of Ireland is my constant companion; there is always room for a new tune.

Oh, I really gotta read that. I've read American Gods and Anansi Boys by Gaiman so far. Oh, and Good Omens with Pratchett.