What's in your reading pile? October 2009

Currently reading:

• Never Tell me Never by Janine Shepherd - an Australian autobiography of an athlete who was hit by a car and made a partial paraplegic
• The Betrayal of Arthur by Sara Douglass - still going through this one slowly - it's non-fiction so I need to be in the right mood!
  
• The Crystal Cave by Mary Stewart - Merlin's story
• Camelot: the once and future king by T.H. White - I have to admit I'm struggling to get into this. The writing style just isn't grabbing me.

Still to come:

• The Templar by Paul Doherty - historical novel set in the Crusades - looking forward to reading this one
  
• A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson - this one may take me some time to get through!
  
  And for some light(er) reading:
  
  
• Dreams of Rivers and Seas by Tim Parks
• Sophie's Bakery for the Broken-hearted - I just loved the subtitle on this - "A stunning novel of love, grief and baking".
• Windfalls by Jean Hegland
• The Writing Class by Jincy Willett (murder mystery)

Oh, and plus anything I pick up at the library at the time that looks interesting!

So tell me, what's in your reading pile this month?

What's in your reading pile? September 2009

I've seen something similar to this on other blogs, and thought it was a good idea - I've just never got around to doing it before!

These are at the top of my reading pile atm - after reading a book from the library called "Camelot's Honour", I'm on a bit of an Arthurian kick(again) :)

Currently on the go are:

• "The Betrayal of Arthur" by Sara Douglass - a non-fiction book examining the Arthur legend and how's it's changed over the years.
• "Wild Designs" by Katie Fforde - it's a light chick-lit for the times I can't handle anything heavier!
  

Still to come:

• "A Fortunate Life" by A.B.Facey - an Australian autobiography
• "The Last Gospel" by David Gibbins - I picked this out of the display at the library - it looks like a "Da Vinci code" type book
• "Camelot: The once and future king" by TH White, "The Crystal Cave" and "The Hollow Hills" by Mary Stewart - more King Arthur classics.
  

So share - what's in your reading pile?