What are you reading?

Highly recommend. Some interesting ideas that you could apply to audiophilia and our sensory inputs in a few different ways, depending on your interpretation

 

Best thing I've read in the last year. Should be required reading for every human.

 

I'm a space opera junky for the most part.

Just finished Warspite II, part of the long Ark Royal series by Christopher G Nuttall, looking forward to book 6 (Warspite III).

Another long series I really liked is The Lost Fleet of which there are 11 books now. This series is special in that the author takes special care to use realistic physics, such as time lag of light. For instance, if a ship moves a certain way across the solar system from you, you don't see it happen until hours later when the light reaches you. This has major implications on battle strategy.

Moving away from space... after watching the Amazon series 'Bosch', which was great btw, I tried some of the books. The first couple books were so-so, but the last few I've read were good to very good. The last one I read was Trunk Music, Harry Bosch #5.

I'm a fiction addict, not caring for non-fiction stuff at all. I mostly go for very long series because it gives me more time to get to know the main character, and in some cases supporting characters.

 

hello,

for must be about the seventh or eighth time. strange, wordy, witty, dark.

 

Yeah... it's not the greatest nightstand literature...

 

I read a ton. Mostly fantasy and sci-fi. I also delve into obscure offerings since I've read most of the common stuff. I'm currently reading the second book in the Libriomancer series.

 

Truly well written. History, technology, science, politics, military strategy, philosophy and more. If you don't know much about the subject this one is gripping. The writing is truly engaging - like a good novel.

 

Thinking about starting the Dune series. Very long with lots of books. Sounds good.

 

Um, I'm not much of a reader, but I'm trying to get into it as it's probably a better use of my time than Reddit or similar.

I just read "Kiss" by Ted Dekker. It was all right. Easy to read.

Now I'm on The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Just the first book for now. It's quite entertaining and visual.

 

Started reading Sanderson Stormlight Archive Way of Kings. There seems to be a lot of hype on goodreads. I like the starting first chapters.

My favorite novel currently is ''The Stand'' by S. King. Unbeatable action scenes and random occurrences that draw you in.

I am half way through The Gun Slinger (The Dark Tower). Starts of kind of bizarre.. still picking up momentum.

 

Rereading "A song of ice and fire" the book series behind the TV show "a game of thrones". The author's attention to detail is absurd so I almost enjoy them more the second time which says a lot.

 

At he local book fair, last year (mostly Tamil) I picked up some never-read English/American classics to fix a gap or two in my education.

Currently reading: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

 

I've considered doing the same thing, I just never got around to it with the exception of "To kill a mockingbird". Which in my I thought was a pretty good book.

 

Great choice. His non-fiction writings are quite enlightening as well.

Right now I'm on Strata by Terry Pratchett. Finished his Discworld series a few times over, and just picked this one up in a secondhand bookshop.