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I'm currently reading that one now... definitely unique, and so far a good read :)

Writer here. Definitely strongest in poetry, and would classify myself as pretty good in that style of writing. Have TONS and TONS of ideas in my head for short stories and even a novel, just haven't found my style to write 'em out.

Mountain bike, water ski, racketball (raquetball?), tennis... you name it! :)

I think it's great how Card has produced the morale/ethic dilemmas through the eyes of young characters. Read [I]Ender's Game[I] and plan on continuing with the series (although after reading this thread, I might be having second thoughts about that!)

I do believe she has some plans in the works to write a sort of "encyclopedia" to explain a lot that didn't get explained at the end of the series. We shall see. As far as this (and other works about HP) being "horrible" and "mundane", I don't think it would quite have that effect. If...

College student :)

Harlan Coben, Rowling.

Good ol' 3 x 5 index cards! Durable, and come in large quantities :)

Having a hard time staying with "The Historian"...

I can't help it... I start a couple hours after I finished the previous when if I have more lying around (which is always true!)

Just thought I'd say hello to everyone! I read a lot, and wish to write a lot more than I currently do! :) Look forward to chatting with y'all.

If you are looking for a fast, exciting read, Coben is definitely an author I would suggest (if you like mystery/suspense that is). He has a way of taking a real-life situation and making a complete, complex, and engaging story line from it to make it exciting for the reader ("Promise Me" is a...