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What book(s) are you reading at the moment?

UR20Z said:
Y'know, I ran through the Thomas Covenant series years and years ago in dead-tree form, (the first two chronicles - the third set had yet to be heard of) and thought it pretty good. Then maybe 5 years or so ago, I found the full set, including the "new" stuff in audiobook form, and managed to make it through the Illearth war, but just couldn't make myself keep going. Dunno why... just wouldn't "click" for me.
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The White Gold Wielder series was a hard read... super downer a bunch of it. Did the series way back in highschool :)
 
I read too many books I think. I consume books in audio form these days. I just finished The Crystal Stopper which is the 5th book in the Arsene Lupin series. I'm also listening to Mastery by Robert Greene, Discourses On Livy, The Divine Comedy and my second listen of Paradise Lost.
 
Sweetness said:
I read too many books I think. I consume books in audio form these days. I just finished The Crystal Stopper which is the 5th book in the Arsene Lupin series. I'm also listening to Mastery by Robert Greene, Discourses On Livy, The Divine Comedy and my second listen of Paradise Lost.
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I'm running out of fiction novels to read next. I have plenty of non-fiction books. For fiction I have the Altered Carbon series, Witcher, The Expanse, and the final book in the Eragon Inheritance Cycle. That's it for fiction. I'm forced to take a break with 007 and Arsene Lupin due to unavailability on audible.
 
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I finished my 3rd read of The Richest Man In Babylon. I love that book so much. I also finished The Divine Comedy. I'm still getting through Discourses and I plan on finishing that within the week. I'm also reading Start With Why by Simon Sinek. I started The Golden Ass and I'm planning on starting The Confessions of Arsene Lupin.
 
A Bridge Too Far by Cornelius Ryan. Just started reading it. Supposed to be about operation Market Garden during WWII.
 
Sweetness said:
I finished my 3rd read of The Richest Man In Babylon. I love that book so much. I also finished The Divine Comedy. I'm still getting through Discourses and I plan on finishing that within the week. I'm also reading Start With Why by Simon Sinek. I started The Golden Ass and I'm planning on starting The Confessions of Arsene Lupin.
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I finished the Discourses and Start With Why. I'm starting two new books soon.
 
shockwave1138 said:
The infinite and divine, a 40K book
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have it on my audible list since it got recommended to me, but I don't know. I remember the necrons when they were braindead machine zombies under the control of the C'tan and while I don't really care that much, that the roles got retconned, I don't know if I want to invest my time into a book. Especially since the coverart looks like a saturday morning cartoon advert.
 
Zero Sum Game, book 1 of Star Trek Typhon Pact. Will be spending then next 3 months or so getting through Typhon Pact and The Fall.
 
Currently rereading The Name of The Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. I *REALLY* dislike the every girl loves the main character troupe, but It's a pretty pleasant to read book nonetheless
 
In this month of celebration of the pride of sexual genders...

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The novel follows the lives of four women who live in parallel worlds. As they cross into the other women's worlds, their differing views on gender roles conflict with each other's pre-existing notions of femininity. Ultimately, their encounters influence them to reevaluate their lives and shape their ideas about what it means to be a woman.

Was the first LGTB Scifi Novel Written in 1970 / 1975.
 
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Book of Jasher, Thinking Fast And Slow, Crucial Converstaions, and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Those are audiobooks. Physical books I'm reading Goldfinger and Divine Comedy. Manga I'm reading JoJo Part 3 and Tokyo Ghoul.
 
as a physical book, the complete works of H.P. Lovecraft that I go back to now and again. But I've been listening to Dungeon Crawler Carl pretty voraciously on Audiobook for a few months now
 
I just bought a very nice entire nine volume set of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes books including all 56 short stories and the 4 novels. Capital reading I assure you.
 
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