Ask HN: What are you reading right now?

Recommendations from 100 sampled comments out of 298 eligible comments. This page covers the sample, rather than the entire HN thread.

49 books

tdupree · Nov 3, 2010
I also enjoyed Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card
RiderOfGiraffes · Nov 4, 2010
I'm a huge Pratchett fan. I especially like the Watch novels, but every one of them has its merits.
tdupree · Nov 3, 2010
I thoroughly enjoyed the Foundation Series about a year ago and since then have been reading many of the books found in Asimov's Foundation Universe
kevinburke · Nov 3, 2010
Also check out Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality too.
peter_severin · Nov 4, 2010
Man's Search for Meaning - Viktor E. Frankl. This one was very good.
ladyada · Nov 3, 2010
It really is a fantastic book, and its not nearly as confusing as most people think when read twice.
bryanwb · Nov 4, 2010
I think Franklin Covey's 7 Habits is much better in this regard
ctkrohn · Nov 3, 2010
"Accelerando" is his best novel by far, IMO. Check it out if you haven't already.
zoomzoom · Nov 3, 2010
Just want to second ASHNE by Bryson.
codypo · Nov 3, 2010
Currently reading A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson. So far, it's a really charming history of science (and well, everything else), starting from the Big Bang. Bryson has never let me down before.
Vivtek · Nov 3, 2010
what I'm going to read very shortly will be Moby-Dick for the third time; my daughter just read it in her high school English class and it became clear to me that it's time to read it again. Good Lord, that man could turn a phrase.
secret · Nov 4, 2010
I challenge anyone here to read the first page and not immediately want to read the whole thing.