What book are you reading?

[flyweightnate]

What'd you think? The Netflix series lost me after a couple episodes but i don't know if that was the author, or the director.

[redsquirrel]

Just finished The Three-Body Problem and now onto the next in the series, The Dark Forest.

[BLachance75]

I got most of the way through "River of the Gods" by Candice Millard and stopped. I didn't like.

[Grendel]

Just got done with that one myself last month, always like Larry Niven

[boomersruckus]

Ring World
Written by Larry Niven

[Axel]

Interpreting Our Heritage by Freeman Tilden
Oh, how I love mid-century writing

[flyweightnate]

The Village - Bing West. Seemed fitting after bingeing Call Sign Chaos on audiobook for some long drives.

[Grendel]

Mary Shelly's "The Modern Day Prometheus" [Frankenstein] is another great classic read.

[Grendel]

"the Elric of Melnibone' Saga" - Michael Moorcock

It has been ages since I read any of the Eternal Champion stories.

[BLachance75]

"The Ship Beneath the Ice" by Mensun Bound. I read "Endurance" so it was fitting to read the story of finding the ship.

[Chuck E Ducky]

You get to the part about how they treated kids and the results? And how US aide created a Black Market.

[The Hobbit]

This is one of the slow reads I’ve been working on. Currently somewhere between half and 2/3s finished. It certainly opens one’s eyes to the reality of Soviet society.

[Axel]

Dracula. If you enjoy horror and you've never read the classics I highly recommend

[BLachance75]

I finished "Denali's Howl" by Andy Hall

[Grendel]

"Rngworld" - Larry Niven I guess this might be my 4th or 5th down this rabbit hole.