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Not very far ahead. I usually have an idea about the next 2 or 3 books I want to read, but that can change when I finish my current book.

In Heaven, looking down on my family.

Under The Dome - Stephen King :stars4:

Of the Telegraph list, I have read: A Short History of Nearly Everything - Bill Bryson Labyrinth - Kate Mosse The Time Traveler’s Wife - Audrey Niffenegger The Lovely Bones - Alice Sebold Bad Science - Ben Goldacre The Blind Assassin - Margaret Atwood The Amber Spyglass - Philip...

Richard Dawkins: The Greatest Show On Earth

No Logo by Naomi Klein. It's a re-read, and a little bit dated, but still ok.

I'm looking forward to this one, though King's latest stuff hasn't really impressed me. But I have a £45 gift voucher at WHSmith, so I may as well use it on this. :whistling:

Stephen King's The Stand is my most re-read book, because I just love the story. :whistling: There are plenty of others I re-read, pretty much anything that I really enjoyed.

I recently read Flesh House, and wasn't all that impressed with it. But I think that could have to do with being a bit sick of the genre. I just found that it wasn't any different from the majority of the other serial killer thriller type books out there.

In Wiltshire, having an awkward dinner with extending family.

In a meat locker, sifting through frozen chunks of meat, looking for human remains. :whistling:

Reliving my life as a maid working in the house, where I was later accused of murdering the housekeeper and my master.

Borrowed The Witch of Portobello by Paulo Coelho, from a friend. Borrowed from the library: Flesh House - Stuart McBride Notes from an Exhibition - Patrick Gale The Great Stink - Clare Clark.

Lol! Love that pic!

I'm in a Canadian prison in the 1850's. A psychiatrist has just stopped by and is asking my thoughts on an apple. :blink:

Two fantastic books there. :)

Somewhere in France in 1209. I've just found a body in a river. :blink:

....and then in the 2000's it's pretty much miss....:whistling: I was a huge King fan, and would buy his books as soon as they came out, but after Duma Key, I don't think I'll bother.

The Skin God - Richard Montanari Special Topics in Calamity Physics - Marisha Pessl Out - Natsuo Kirino Stuck in Neutral - Terry Trueman The Perks of Being A Wallflower - Stephen Chbosky Duma Key - Stephen King Six Feet Over - Mary Roach Broken Angels - Richard Montanari The Memory...

In London, working for the Ministry of Truth in what may or may not be 1984.