What are you reading currently?
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Dark Matter by Blake Crouch - a man is knocked out only to wake up in an alternate world. Great and fast read. I wouldn't be surprised if they made this into a movie.4
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I'm reading Intuitive Eating, and Forever is the worst long time by Camille Pagan. Both are good, i should post again when I'm done.
I just finished The Sun is also a Star which was a very sweet read, now I want to read her book Everything, Everything.1 -
I'm reading, "Epidemiology"...by Leon Gordis. I'm trying to figure out how to infect you all (with wisdom, 100% serious). Have a great evening.2
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I'm currently reading The Plague by Albert Camus and I, Partridge - Alan Partridge's 'autobiography'. Both masterpieces in very different ways.0
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I'm reading In The Memory Of The Forest by Charles Powers. So far, I'm really enjoying it.0
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Currently reading Holy Bible: The New King James Version, The History of the Medieval World: From the Conversion of Constantine to the First Crusade by Susan Wise Bauer, The Civil War: A Narrative, Vol. 2: Fredericksburg to Meridian (The Civil War #2) by Shelby Foote, The Relations of Nations by Frederick H. Hartmann, Dune by Frank Herbert, and The Novel: A Biography by Michael Schmidt. Been on a non-fiction binge for a bit. All these are pretty good, each in its own way.0
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Right now my "reading time" is split between re-reading the "Ender's Shadow" series and preparing my second novel for publication.2
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I just finished up Windwith by Susan Dennard.
I'm now reading American Gods by Neil Gaiman (for the 2nd time). I wanted to re-read it before the tv show starts.1 -
Penpal by Dathan Auerbach. I just started but it has me hooked.0
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I'm reading A Nation In Pain by Judy Foreman for a science book club. Super interesting look into the issues surrounding chronic pain, how it starts, how it's experienced and what to do about it. Really interesting discussion about the use of opioids and the cycle of pain.0
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I'm reading: The Fate of Nations: F.I.R.E. Team Alpha by Ray Chilensky. I sometime read books and write a review for the author. I was in a group on Goodreads and we were talking about dystopian series and this author said I might like his so I'm reading it.1
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Love dystopian stories! I'll check it out!1
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I'm now reading Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman. Its my first time reading this one.
I also read the Old Man Logan (X-Men Wolverine) comics yesterday. My fiance bought the hardback collection.1 -
The Long Walk by Stephen King writing as Bachman. Everything he writes is gold.2
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The Water Knife by Paolo Bacigalupi.1
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denversillygoose wrote: »The Long Walk by Stephen King writing as Bachman. Everything he writes is gold.
I am so excited to see the critical revaluation of Stephen King. I knew it'd come one day!1 -
I just finished a robyn carr novell, part of the thunder point serie. Reading the serie the sorcerer's ring from morgan rice. Like to switch genres.1
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I have found a great new series. It's the lunar chronicles. It's a remake of some favorite fairy tales but set in the far future and it's really interesting and a real page turner.2
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Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed by Jared Diamond1
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That's a tough one. I started reading it for a Geology class, so I might have been a little bitter toward it at first. But I didn't end up using it for my book report, so now I'm just reading it for fun. It's not what I would call an easy or fun read. It can get pretty heavy, but that's part of the reason I chose it. I just have to read it when I'm in the right mood. I think it's pretty good, but it's hard to get out of the mindset that it's for school.
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Current read Women Who Run With the Wolves by Clarissa Estes
Next is Finding Ultra with Rich Roll1 -
Started The Inexplicable Universe by The Great Books Courses and Neil deGrasse Tyson. Listening on audiobook. Enjoying it!0
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The Found and the Lost: The Collected Novellas of Ursula K. Le Guin.
She is probably my favorite writer, so I'm ready to dig in to this mighty tome.1 -
The Troop by Nick Cutter1
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This AM started The Secret Adversary by Agatha Christie, the first Tommy and Tuppence book. Read on Audiobook by Hugh Fraser (Captain Hastings from the BBC Poirot series). I enjoy books during this time between WW1 and WW2.0
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I'll be starting Seven Black Diamonds by Melissa Marr later today.1
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Taking another crack at Alan Moore's Jerusalem.1
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I'm starting Today Will Be Different by Maria Semple. I loved Where'd You Go, Bernadette, so I'm excited.1
