e2 by Matt Beaumont

Now I'm reading Dime Store Magic by Kelley Armstrong

After A Game Of Thrones I've read A Clash Of Kings and am halfway through part one of A Storm Of Swords: Steel and Snow.

February's reads -

Jack Of Ravens by Mark Chadbourn

Necropath by Eric Brown

Christmas With The Dead by Joe R Lansdale

Mister Gum by Rhys Hughes

Transparent Lovers by Scott Nicholson

Just finished Socrates in Love by Kyoichi Katayama, it's a bit like P.S I Love You or something similar, a big ol' weepy. If you're not into that sort of thing, you'll think it melodramatic tosh, but I found it very moving and sweet. It's about love and loss and coping with grief... I'm moving onto The Final Programme by Michael Moorcock next.

The first 4 Doc Savage books
Whisperer in the Dark - HP Lovecraft
Farseer Trilogy - Robin Hobb

I've given up on The Final Programme and moved onto re-reading Maskerade! I hadn't read it over ten years and forgotten most of the good bits. I've got up to the Death and Granny Weatherwax poker game and... criminy, you forget that on a very basic level, Pterry's a damned good writer.

And for March I read 4 books starting with "The" -

The Burning Man by Mark Chadbourn, book 2 of his Kingdom of the Serpent trilogy

The Eternal Prison by Jeff Somers, the third book in the action SF Avery Cates series

The Korean War by Carter Malkasian, a brief introduction to the subject, part of Osprey's Essential Histories

The Baby Killers by Jay Lake, a literary steampunk novella from PS Publishing, not read much by him so not sure if it's connected to any of his other books

So in the last two months its been mostly gprahic novels, so aside from Fables, Legion of Superheroes and Donjon, I've read
From the Dresden Files,
White Night Small Favor Turn Coat Changes
and a fable tie in
Peter & Max

Finished part 2 of A Storm Of Swords last weekend and just started A Feast For Crows.

I'll be all up to date on A Song Of Ice And Fire then until A Dance With Dragons comes out (hopefully) in July.

Brave New World - Auldous Huxley
Shadow over Innsmouth - Lovecraft