What book are you reading?

[Cunha]

George Macdonald : Thomas Wingfold, Curate

1000/10 ultimate ranking

[mlzplayer111]

Working through a couple books right now:

- Reform or Revolution, Rosa Luxembourg
- The conquest of bread, Peter Kropotkin
- Blackwater, Jeremy Scahill
- Cuba since the revolution of 1959

Honestly I don't know where to dedicate my time entirely but for now im focusing on Kropotkin as his writing style is quite entertaining and well translated.

[mlzplayer111]

Oh man get ready for one of the best fiction series, I loooooove mistborn and the Wax and Wayne trilogy as well. Dont miss out on his short lore novel too, its only like 120 pages but it gives a whole lot of world building in between the two series within mistborn. Eager to hear your reactions.

[JonM]

I'm nearing the end of the final book in the Stormlight Archive series (so far). Next up will be the second Mistborn trilogy. Once that's done, my trip through The Cosmere will be complete until Brandon Sanderson releases his next volumes.

[mlzplayer111]

Im so glad that someone else here enjoyed it because reading it was just such an experience, easily surpassing my favorite books before

[Anodos]

I had to wait for approximately 6 months for the first volume to be available from the library. And about 4-5 months for the second. I was surprised at the wait time, but I suppose a long wait time is a good sign.

[autococker04]

I’m waiting for the first Gulag Archipelago to become available from my library. Still a few weeks out though.

[Anodos]

"Roadside Picnic" is absolutely superb. I still try to read it once a year. Easily the finest work of science fiction ever written. Always glad to see other people enjoyed it as well.

I also recommend "The Doomed City" by the same authors. Not as good as Roadside, but still really strange and enjoyable.

[Anodos]

Slowly listening to the second volume of "The Gulag Archipelago" by Solzhenitsyn

Getting close to finishing up reading "Always with Honor" by Baron Pyotr Wrangel. A really fascinating account of the Russian Civil War in South Russia written by the commander in chief of the White Russian forces.

[Falcon16]

Finished up Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy. Now on to Dr. No by Ian Fleming

[autococker04]

After a series of duds, I’ve read a couple good ones in a row.

Ready Player 1 and Ready Player 2 were both way better than I expected. Seems like zuckerburg must have read them at about the same time as me based on his metaverse thing.

slaughterhouse 5 I had no idea what to make of it, it just kept getting crazier. I was interested and enjoyed it the whole time though.

I’m only part way through The Jungle, but it’s shaping up to be the best I’ve read in a while.

[Falcon16]

Agreed, it's not my first time re reading it nor my last

[mlzplayer111]

Hitchhikers is such a good read even on a re-read

[Falcon16]

Finishing up Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy, then once I return that I'm onto the Ian Fleming Bond novels

[Ratzo]

Just finished "What Savage Beast" an Incredible Hulk novel from the 90's. I love finding the comic novels from the 90's.
Started "Captain Blood" yestetday.