Suggestions, again?

[dewinged]

Ok, guys. This is a minor call for help on my part, and of no real earth-shattering consequence. Just that I'm sitting in the library at work, bored out of my skull before my shift starts at 10, reading through my 3rd Ed Player's Handbook for the ten-thousandth time. Let me explain the sitch:

George R. R. Martin, on his website, has a message to not ask when the next book in his 'Song of Ice and Fire' series is coming out. The prospects sppear to say next March. His last book for it came out in November, 2000.

Robert Jordan, in my fervent prayers for him to actually move his plot forward for theb 'Wheel of Time' series, I think his next book is this November.

On the radio this morning, the publishers announced there is no release date set yet for J.K. Rowling's next Harry Potter book, since the publishers haven't seen it yet. The last book came out sometime in 2000, I forget when exactly. (She's too busy with the damn movies to get working, apparently.) By this point, I'm ready to fly out to England to kick butt over the wait time. (Well, that, and I can visit TsunamiUK at the same time, which is not a bad prospect at all.)

So, the gist of this? I'm out of stuff to read. Suggestions, anyone?

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[kaibara.livejournal.com]

Well, there only two books that I'm currently reading. One is in Elizabeth Haydon's Symphony of Time series. Requiem for the Sun is the book that I'm stalking my mailbox for. Rhapsody, Prophecy and Destiny are the other three. And I'm debating going to the bookstore for the rest of the Dune prequels. I've read one and, it's not badly written, I admit. And it's much easier to get into than the actual series. May not be what you're interested in, but...it's a suggestion. :)